Mountainous cabins near Sandstone Point
This coastal camping spot has forests, beaches, and islands right on its doorstep.
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Red Cedar Valley
6 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents330 acres · Mount Byron, QLD
Our rare slice of property only has limited available bookings throughout the year to keep it more exclusive to our guests. Please send a message through if you cannot see a date that suits you, and we can see what we can do.
Our 330 acre property backs onto the beautiful D'Aguilar National Park and is still heavily treed with some cleared areas for cattle grazing. The property has many interesting native birds, animals and trees for you to discover. There are many walking tracks both gentle and steep within the property.
Approximately 2 hours from Brisbane CBD.
Either stay in our popular cabin for those creature comforts, or camp next to our creek bed areas and enjoy the serenity. There is No cellular service around the camping areas to help you unwind!
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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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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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Mountainous cabins near Sandstone Point guide
Overview
If you're looking for a mountainous camping experience near Sandstone Point, Queensland, Hipcamp has over 500 cabin options available. With top campsites like Bushywood at Woodfordskilake (823 reviews), Crystal Creek Ranch (781 reviews), and Noosa Equestrian & Camping (251 reviews), you're sure to find a great spot to stay. Popular amenities include toilets, pets, and showers while activities such as wildlife watching, whitewater paddling, and surfing are perfect for those seeking adventure. With an average price of $25 per night and options as low as $5, Hipcamp has got you covered for an affordable and memorable camping experience.
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