Star host glamping near Mooloolaba

Sun, surf, and seafood are top of mind in this Sunshine Coast beach town.

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Heart and Soul

1 site · Lodging50 acres · Cedar Pocket, QLD
We are located in the hills of Cedar Pocket, just 20 minutes drive from Gympie where you can pick up your meal ingredients and other supplies. From here it’s an hour’s drive to Rainbow Beach and there are many local attractions only a short drive away. Or you may prefer to laze around, read a book, perhaps do some yoga and relax as you gaze at the sun shimmering off the dam water as dragonflies flutter about. Heart and Soul is a secluded cabin offering getaways for adults only. If you’re after tranquillity and seclusion we have just the place for you. Here you will be surrounded by rolling hills and magnificent mountain views without another house or human in sight. This gorgeous little cabin is fully a off grid facility catering for couples or solo stays. The cabin is fully contained with all that you need for a comfortable stay looking out over spectacular scenery. It sits nestled in between undulating hills of lush green grass, perched on the edge of a dam filled with water lillies. The spring fed dam attracts the local wildlife and our farm cows visit daily. Our new sunset BBQ area is almost finished, where you’ll be able to make delicious meals. Heart and Soul will not disappoint - a lot of time, thought and love has gone into creating your dream getaway. No pets please.
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Turkey's Nest Rainforest Cottages

3 sites · Lodging15 acres · Mount Glorious, QLD
Escape to a private cottage in the rainforest, with a cosy wood fire, views to the forest and birds visiting your verandah. Take a rainforest walk, stop at the local cafe, then back to your cottage for a massage, reading a book, sipping wine, a romantic candlelit meal, port and chocolates - how much more relaxing can it get? These are cottages only (no camping). Our cottages are fully self-contained with cooking facilities, full bathroom, fireplaces, verandah overlooking the forest, comfortable beds and all linen provided. Mount Glorious has a cafe and a restaurant open during the day. There is no evening dining. A local chef will provide meals to your cottage (prior bookings necessary). Contact us for details. Turkey's Nest is just 40km from Brisbane CBD - close to the city, yet a world away! Turkey's Nest is a wildlife refuge under the Land for Wildlife scheme, pets are not permitted.
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Amaroo Tiny Home Sanctuary

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Lake Mac Donald, QLD
The perfect blend of wilderness and luxury. Indulge in the ultimate off-grid retreat with our exquisitely designed 9.5m Tiny Home nestled amidst the serene beauty of nature. Tucked away on a green pasture, this enchanting sanctuary offers a haven of tranquillity for those seeking a luxurious escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. 🌟 Book Your Stay, Unlock Membership! Every booking at Amaroo Arts Sanctuary grants you Private Membership status - for life! This membership is a mutual agreement and every transaction is deemed as a mutual receipt. That ensures you enjoy exclusive perks, discounts, and access to our private domain and wellness hub. The benefits are mutual, as your participation helps us create a sanctuary of positivity and like-minded connections. Join us in crafting a community where everyone thrives together! Wifi-free zone Re-energise in a wifi-free haven! It's your chance to cozy up with nature, dive into a good book, and soak up the healing frequencies of the wild. Break free from the digital hustle and emerge revitalised after a blissful escape from the momentum of the wifi grid! Relax amidst stunning nature near Noosa: Ultimate retreat for a rejuvenating, off-grid vacation in a modern-designed 9.5m custom-built tiny house. King-size bed 15 minutes from Noosa. Borders Tewantin National Park. Abundant opportunities to observe local wildlife. Surrounded by trees and soothing sounds of birds. Outdoor Activities: Hiking Noosa Trail number 4 at doorstep. Lake MacDonald just a few hundred meters away. Noosa Botanic Garden on Lake MacDonald. Nearby Attractions: Great Cafes close by in Noosa and Cooroy for a delicious brunch. Hit the waves at one of Noosa's magnificent beaches. Kayak or paddleboard in Noosa Everglades. Eumundi Markets - One of Australia's largest arts and crafts markets.
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Star host glamping near Mooloolaba guide

Overview

Part fishing port, part booming beach resort, Mooloolaba is one of the Sunshine Coast’s most popular spots. Join local families to swim and enjoy water sports along Mooloolaba Beach, go surfing at Alexandra Headland, then tuck into fresh-from-the-ocean seafood at an oceanview restaurant. Campers can check into a holiday park right by the beach or escape to the hinterlands for a bush camping experience. 

Where to go

Moreton Bay

Just south of Mooloolaba, white-sand beaches stretch along the shores of Moreton Bay, but the real highlight is cruising around the bay’s many islands. Pitch your tent by the beach on Bribie Island, spot wild dolphins as you swim and snorkel around Moreton Island, or combine lazy beach days with wildlife watching on North Stradbroke Island. 

Sunshine Coast

Mooloolaba is ideally situated for exploring the rest of the Sunshine Coast. Head south to the beaches of Caloundra, a hot spot for water sports, and spot koalas and kangaroos at Australia Zoo. To the north, the surf town of Noosa Heads has some of the region’s best coastal walks, as well as thrilling 4WD beach drives through the Great Sandy National Park. 

Sunshine Coast Hinterland

A short drive inland, the rolling hills and farmlands of the Sunshine Coast Hinterlands offer a change of scenery for campers. Hikers can explore the unique landscapes of the Glass House Mountains, climb to the summit of Mount Tibrogargan, or enjoy woodland walks in the Beerburrum State Forest. For foodies, many artisan producers have opened their doors to visitors, so add a visit to a macadamia farm, ginger factory, or honey farm to your itinerary.  

When to go

As the name suggests, sunny days are plentiful along the Sunshine Coast, so pack for warm weather even in  winter (June through August). Summer (December through January) is peak season, when the town hosts several open-air events and festivals, but plan ahead if visiting at this time—coastal campsites can book up months in advance. 

Know before you go

  • The Sunshine Coast has an excellent public transport service, but having your own transport is useful for exploring the hinterlands and national parks.
  • Mooloolaba has a large selection of shops where you can pick up camping gear and stock up on supplies before heading out into the hinterlands.
  • Fire bans are common in Queensland during summer and dry periods, so check local recommendations before lighting your campfire and always use designated fire pits. 

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