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| Built | Early 20th century for C. Collins, grazing leaseholder |
| Condition | ★☆☆☆☆ (site only; no standing structure) |
| Location | Pallaibo Track, near Sawpit Creek and Thredbo River junction |
| Alternate Name | Collins Hut |
| Early 1900s | Constructed for C. Collins to support grazing activities |
| Mid-century | Used seasonally by stockmen; two huts shown on SMA Jindabyne map |
| Late 20th century | Structures deteriorated; site documented by KHA |
| Present | Site only; no standing remains |
Collins Cottage, also known as Collins Hut, was built for C. Collins to support grazing operations near Sawpit Creek. The site lies along the Pallaibo Track, close to the junction of the Thredbo River, and is marked on the SMA Jindabyne map as having two huts.
Though no structures remain today, the site is historically significant as part of the grazing network that once extended through the lower alpine valleys. It offers a quiet waypoint for walkers exploring the Pallaibo Track and nearby trout hatchery.
No standing structures remain at Collins Cottage. Historical maps suggest two huts once stood here, likely timber-framed with corrugated iron roofing typical of grazing shelters in the region. No detailed architectural records survive.