Glamping in Tully, QLD, AU: 12 Best Luxury Glamping Sites 2024

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Queensland
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Tully

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Fnq blooms

3 sites · Lodging, RVs52 acres · Bartle Frere, QLD

Fnq blooms is a Tropical flower Farm. The 52 acre property is situated at the foothills of Queensland's tallest mountain, Mount Bartle Frere standing at 1622mt. Exclusive Camp creek-side at FNQ Blooms, a tropical flower farm situated in the rainforest. Campers will love exploring the crystal clear creeks and waterfalls all around the area within 10 minutes drive. Our Tropical Flower Farm is a 52-acre property situated at the foothills of Mt Bartle about one hour drive south of the Cairns International Airport. We grow an extensive variety of tropical Heliconia and Ginger for use in the Australian Cut Flower market. Our farm is completely self-sustainable. We have a waterfall that generates our power through Hydroelectricity and gravity-fed water from a natural spring. Just 20 minutes from the farm is the township of Babinda.

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Mission Beach Farm Stay

4 sites · Lodging, RVs160 acres · Mission Beach, QLD

The property is a tropical fruit farm, zoned 'rural' and is nestled amongst other banana farms and small acreages. The property has mountain, rainforest and farm views. We live on a country road. It is very peaceful and quiet at night. Great for star gazing, as there is low light pollution. You can walk to the beach in around 10-15 minutes. Shops are a little further and include post office, tourist information, restaurants and cafes, clothing, massage, Lennie's fruit shop and a small supermarket. You can purchase take away alcohol from The Tavern in the main shopping area. Woolworth supermarket, chemist, banks and bottles-shops are in Wongaling, about 10 a minute drive.

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Ginya Mija Wamban (Camp I Built)

3 sites · Lodging4 acres · Wondecla, QLD

We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of this Country, the Jirrbal People, Traditional Custodians of the land on which we stand today, and pay our respects to their Elders past , present and future. We extend that respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples . Come and escape to our stunning off-grid cabin in Wondecla, located in the serene Atherton Tablelands. Surrounded by beautiful gum trees in a natural setting, it's the perfect destination for those seeking tranquillity and relaxation. Our host has expertly constructed the cabin from a combination of recycled and new materials, featuring large windows that offer breath-taking views of the surrounding landscape. Booking the cabin grants you exclusive use of the entire campsite, and you have the option to invite friends and family to join you for a small fee. The cabin itself provides a peaceful retreat, equipped with a comfortable bed, fresh linens, and all the amenities you need to feel at home. Powered entirely by a solar 12v system, the cabin provides a sustainable off-grid living experience. Wake up to the sounds of nature, step out onto your private deck, and take in the breath-taking views of the surrounding wildlife. Our campsite offers a range of amenities, including a large fire pit for cosy evenings and a fully-equipped outdoor kitchen for preparing meals. The outdoor shower is spacious, providing a unique experience of showering under the stars. We source hot water from rainwater tanks or the nearby creek during dry seasons, so you can still enjoy a warm shower even while off-grid. Surrounded by stunning natural beauty, with gum trees towering overhead and the sounds of birds and wildlife in the background, it's the perfect place to relax, unwind and reconnect with nature. Whether you're looking for a romantic getaway, a family holiday or a peaceful retreat, our beautiful cabin in Wondecla is the perfect choice. We ask that you respect the property and please leave it like you found it and take your rubbish with you...thank you! We can't wait to welcome you to Ginya Mija Wamban! Here are some attractions that are within a one-hour radius of Herberton, a town located in the Atherton Tablelands region of Queensland, Australia: Atherton Tablelands: A scenic region with opportunities for hiking, camping, fishing, and scenic drives. Millaa Millaa Falls: A stunning waterfall surrounded by lush rainforest and a picnic area. Malanda Falls: Another beautiful waterfall with a swimming hole, picnic area, and scenic walking trails. Curtain Fig Tree: An ancient fig tree that is over 500 years old and one of the largest in the world. Granite Gorge Nature Park: A park where visitors can get up close and personal with rock wallabies and other native animals. Danbulla National Park and Forest Reserve: A park with several scenic walks, picnic areas, and a variety of wildlife. Tinaroo Dam: A dam that offers opportunities for fishing, boating, and water sports. Lake Tinaroo: A popular spot for water sports, fishing, and camping. Innot Hot Springs: A spot known for its natural hot springs and scenic beauty, with opportunities for swimming, relaxing, and exploring the surrounding area. There are also other nearby attractions, such as Lake Eacham, Walkamin Research Station, and Yidyam (Mount Uncle). Kuranda is a small town located in Far North Queensland, Australia, that offers a range of attractions and activities for visitors to enjoy. Some of the most popular attractions in Kuranda include: Kuranda Scenic Railway: A historic railway that offers a scenic journey through the rainforest. Kuranda Skyrail: A cableway that offers panoramic views of the rainforest and Barron Gorge National Park as it travels from Kuranda to Cairns. Kuranda Village Market: An outdoor market featuring a range of local arts, crafts, and products, as well as food stalls and live entertainment. Butterfly Sanctuary: An indoor sanctuary that is home to a variety of exotic butterfly species, as well as reptiles and birds. Barron Gorge National Park: A park that offers a range of outdoor activities, including hiking, picnicking, and birdwatching. Kuranda Wildlife Experience: A wildlife park that offers the opportunity to get up close and personal with native Australian animals, including kangaroos, koalas, and wallabies. Yungaburra is a small town located in Far North Queensland, Australia, in the Atherton Tablelands region. Some of the popular attractions in Yungaburra include: Yungaburra Heritage Walk: A walk that takes visitors through the town's historic centre and features many of the town's most iconic buildings, including the Yungaburra Hotel and the Old Post Office. Koombooloomba is a lake located near the town of Mount Garnet in the Atherton Tablelands region. The lake and its surroundings are a popular spot for birdwatching, and they are also of cultural significance to the local Indigenous communities.

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Butterfly Valley

2 sites · Lodging160 acres · Damper Creek, QLD

Butterfly Valley Holiday Accommodation is situated on a 160 acre property, that is surrounded by thousands of acres of pristine National Park. Situated just 2.8 km from the Bruce Highway, 10 minutes from the seaside township of Cardwell and close to Hinchinbrook Island, here you can escape the hustle and bustle of life to the peace and quiet of lush natural surrounds. Enjoy private swimming holes and a waterfall that is only 300 meters from your front door, as well as a lookout over Hinchinbrook Island. There is abundant wildlife, and of course you will see many butterflies – watch it all from your private deck overlooking the creek. Our campsites are beside Five Mile creek on Butterfly Island and only accessible by off road vehicles.

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Echo Creek Adventure Centre

29 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents30 acres · Munro Plains, QLD

We are located in the heart of the Tully Valley in tropical Far North Queensland midway between Cairns and Townsville, situated on a 240 acre cattle property amongst the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area. A great location for nature based activities, weddings, group events, conferences and school camps, excursions or simply a weekend getaway or camping trip with the family. When you experience the outdoors in Tropical North Queensland you open a gateway to the thrills, spills and adrenalin of activities but also the tranquil, peaceful and abundant natural aspects of the World Heritage Area of the Wet Tropics. Echo Creek provides the doorway into this wonderful outdoor experience through active participation in the many activities, educational programs, Corporate teambuilding and leadership programs and Special Interest Retreats such as Yoga, Wellness and Raw Indulgence getaways. Our tours and educational programs provide a wealth of information and knowledge about the Tropical Rainforest Environment but also developing and supporting team and leadership qualities for all. We offer a range of quality products from interpretative bush walks/hiking, local bush tucker tours, journey based trekking, rock climbing to student educational tours which journey you through some of the tropical north’s breath-taking World Heritage Rainforest. You can even walk in the footsteps of the Ancestors with our local Jirrbal people and weave a bracelet, paint your face, throw a boomerang and catch a fish. Let Echo Creek take you on an educational experience of a life time or simply relax and unwind at a indulging Retreat.

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Treetops Sanctuary

1 site · Lodging125 acres · Jaggan, QLD

John Knott pole home is situated in the heart of the Atherton Tablelands. This beautiful timber home has 3 levels and includes 9 beds. Enjoy the privacy and seclusion and space to explore with cattle pastures, rainforest and spring fed creek. Take a bush walk on the property, a quick drive to the tablelands waterfall circuit and crater lakes. Or simply relax and enjoy the lush view from the breezy deck.

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Glamping near Tully guide

Overview

If you're looking for an unforgettable camping experience near Tully, Queensland, Hipcamp has over 310 options for you to choose from. Whether you're a tent camper or a caravan enthusiast, there's something for everyone. With prices starting as low as $20 per night and an average price of $30 per night, you'll find a campsite that fits your budget. Check out the top campsites like Crystal Creek (424 reviews), Crystal Ridge (112 reviews), and Tropical Woopen Creek Camping (74 reviews) which offer popular amenities like toilets, rubbish facilities, and campfires. The area also offers exciting activities such as biking, fall fun, and fishing. Get ready for an amazing camping adventure!