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    Dreamtime legends, dramatic views, and outdoor thrills await in the Glass House Mountains.

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    2 top waterfall glamping sites near Glass House Mountains

    • Ubuntu Living
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    Ubuntu Living

    5 sites · Lodging60 acres · Cambroon, QLD
    A short 2.5 hours from Brisbane and nestled in the magical Sunshine Coast Hinterland, our property is surrounded by Conondale National Park. Featuring 60 acres of lush rainforest, soft grass, a running creek and lots of wildlife, we are working towards our important vision of regeneration, natural building and traditional organic farming. Booloumba Creek runs along the boundary and has crystal clear waters with a magical rainbow of coloured rocks in the creek. The property is literally at the end of the road, surrounded by the national park and rainforest, which is normally only accessible by 4WD, camping at our property gives you access to a beautiful park and walks which may otherwise be inaccessible. We have 4 sites but only accept one booking at a time perfect for just one tent and a private getaway or for groups of families and friends. Message to discuss any special group needs including catering or how to book a group into multiple sites. If you want to just arrive and immediately relax, in addition to the tents already set up we can also provide a Welcome meal for groups of 6 or more or a breakfast/dinner package. Please message for details and availability. We are a 10 minute drive from the township of Kenilworth where you’ll be able to pick up supplies for your holiday. The town is noted for its bakery with donuts, the Kenilworth Dairy and has a growing market on Saturday mornings. The famous Eumundi Markets are 45 minutes away and open on Wednesday and Saturdays. We love celebrating food and a healthy life, and inviting people to enjoy our space is one step, with the vision for the accommodation to support events and education based around food, plant medicine, natural building and celebrating connections with friends, family and nature.
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    AU$144
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    • The Cubby House Archerfalls
    • The Cubby House Archerfalls
    • The Cubby House Archerfalls
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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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    AU$274.50
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    Waterfall glamping near Glass House Mountains guide

    Overview

    If you're looking to experience the beauty of a waterfall while enjoying the comforts of glamping, Hipcamp has over 975 options to choose from near Glass House Mountains, Queensland. Some of our top campsites include Bushywood at Woodfordskilake (823 reviews), Crystal Creek Ranch (781 reviews), and Noosa Equestrian & Camping (251 reviews). Each location provides potable water, pet-friendly amenities, and cooking equipment. While snow sports, whitewater paddling, and surfing are popular activities, you can also enjoy the stunning waterfall views. With an average price per night of $30 and options as low as $5, Hipcamp offers a great way to experience the outdoors in style.

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    Top parks near Glass House Mountains

    Kondalilla National Park
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