Forest cabins near Coolum Beach
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Hope Valley
43 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents1375 acres · Amamoor Creek, QLD
4WD Recommended - dirt/gravel road and two creek crossings (through the creek bed) to get here.
We have a whole beautiful valley with crystal clear spring-fed creeks, patches of rain forest and hillsides covered in grass-trees backing onto Wrattens State Forest. There's 1,375 acres of land - the boundaries of our property are the ridges of the mountains that encircle us, and many rare species abound here.
This is a dog and horse friendly property but no pets allowed in the cabin. There is paralysis tick in this region - so we'd recommend treating any animal before you come and frequent checks while you're here.
No mobile phone coverage at the cabin, but there is a hill you can drive (or walk) up on the property to get phone signal if needed and we have a landline phone in our house which can be used in emergencies.
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AU$5
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Cahoola Cabins and Camping
9 sites · Lodging, Tents90 acres · Mitchell Creek, QLD
Situated on a beautiful 90 acre property in the heart of Queensland's Mary Valley just 1.5 hours drive north of Brisbane & 45 minutes west of Noosa.
Private location; relaxing retreat wild life in abundence. We have two self-contained cabins as well as plenty room for extra friends and family to camp or park their vans, only can be booked with cabins, (please enquire for details). Fridge BBQ Hot Showers are included in each of the two cabins, also a Queen Bed and Kitchenette.
We only allow your booking at one time so it is exclusinve no one else will be there excep you and your group or just your partner.
Pets are welcome but not inside the cabins please.
There is a concrete Camp fire area in betweene the cabins to enjoy the evening.
Please ensure you follow directions to call in advance (24 hrs) to make arrangements. DON'T USE GPS It takes you on the bush tracks. Go 9kl past Kandanga Hotel then go over Doyles Bridge then turn left into Mitchell creek Road. Go 300 mters to white entry gate on the left
** DISCOUNT AVAILABLE FOR LONGER NIGHTS, JUST ASK! **
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AU$15
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Bellbunya Eco Resort
1 site · Lodging40 acres · Belli Park, QLD
Enjoy a nature getaway with the native wildlife in a lovely rustic private cabin. 7 minutes to the Eumundi markets, 25 minutes to Noosa pristine beaches, surrounded by nature walks, 19 minutes to Kenilworth and the cheese factory.
The Rustic Cabin is at Bellbunya, an eco resort, running on solar power, with permaculture and syntropic gardens.
Kangaroos, platypus, plentiful birds and other native fauna enjoy this sanctuary which is a designated land for wildlife.
100 metre walk to a large lagoon for a swim or paddle in the canoe.
Book a meal at the eco-resort or enjoy your own kitchenette in the privacy of the bush.
Book a massage from a choice of therapists or a yoga class run from a converted church.
Fortnightly garden study days on Thursdays for anyone interested in learning about sustainability, syntropics and gardening.
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AU$200
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The Cubby House Archerfalls
1 site · Lodging150 acres · Mount Archer, QLD
Once a vineyard and winery, this property is now a private airfield and contains one little cubby house for guests to relax, unwind and soak up nature.
This 150-acre property encompasses the northern face of Mount Archer and flatlands to the north. It hosts an abundance of native wildlife along with beautiful creeks and waterfalls after rain.
You can fly or drive into the Cubby House. It is tucked away at the foot of the hills with views of the valley to the north with no man-made structures in sight.
It is on the cabin on the property and the main residence is a few minute drive away. You feel like you're in your own world.
If the smell of the freshly cut runway grass gets you excited, give the team from sticknrudder.com a call to check out this beautiful area from above. They'll taxi a plane right up to your front door and if you wish they'll let you take control under the guidance of one of their instructors!
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Melawondi Spring Retreat
3 sites · Lodging30 acres · Melawondi, QLD
Melawondi Spring Retreat, nestled on 30 acres of secluded natural bushland immersed in the lush natural Mary Valley environment, our accommodation provides magnificent natural views, pure relaxation, comfort and style.With no need to check-in, just drive up to your private accommodation, relax and enjoy what is on offer.When you arrive admire the fabulous panoramic views in the luxury studio or spacious country views from our pet friendly accommodation option of studio 149 … simply enjoy, relax and indulge…
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Forest cabins near Coolum Beach guide
Overview
If you're looking for a camping experience that offers a cosy cabin and serene forest surroundings near Coolum Beach, Queensland, Hipcamp has over 430 options to choose from. Some of the top-rated campsites in this area include Bushywood at Woodfordskilake (823 reviews), Noosa Equestrian & Camping (251 reviews), and Hope Valley (294 reviews). You can expect popular amenities like cooking equipment, campfires, and showers, and enjoy activities such as off-roading (OHV), snow sports, and horseback riding. With an average price of $20 per night and options as low as $5, Hipcamp makes it easy to find the perfect camping experience for your forest getaway.
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