The Best Glamping in QLD for a Low-Key Luxe Getaway
Looking for a unique escape that still feels like five stars? We’ve found the best glamping spots in Brisbane that hit the mark.
Dreaming of an escape that helps you connect with nature?
Queensland is a big place, so there are plenty of places to lose yourself in an off-grid escape. But if heading off the beaten track and building your own tent isn’t quite your cup of tea, we’ve got you covered.
You can level up your camping trip by booking a long weekend away at one of the best glamping spots in QLD, complete with all the creature comforts (yes, that includes flushing toilets).
But it doesn’t stop there! Some of these glamping destinations have gourmet hampers, bathtubs to luxuriate in, and wineries at your doorstep.
Sanctuary by Sirromet
This one’s for the wine-lovers. This picturesque winery can be found in Mount Cotton, and offers one of the best glamping spots in QLD for a weekend away.
Relax in one of Sirromet’s luxurious pavilions, surrounded by soothing green bushland, a far cry from the hustle and bustle of your everyday life. Opt for a Laguna Suite with dreamy decor and a couples shower, or a Premium Pavilion with a private balcony that floats above the earth.
If you’re taking the whole family away, or travelling with friends, there’s a family pavilion with plenty of room for everyone to unwind in their own space. Make sure you book in for the food and wine experiences to take your glamping trip to new culinary heights!
850-938 Mount Cotton Road, Mount Cotton
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Kanimbia
Travel down a private, leafy lane to Kanimbia (which means “hidden valley”), your serene and luxurious glamping escape on the Sunshine Coast.
You’ll sleep in a safari tent that has been elevated to ensure nothing but relaxation, with a clawfoot tub to soak in, and luxurious linens to slip into at the end of the day. You can explore the green pastures and surrounding bushland, or take a dip in the creek to a soundtrack of native birds, allowing you to reconnect with nature, and disconnect from the noise of the outside world.
If you’re seeking the best glamping experience in QLD, Kanimbia might be just the place you’re dreaming of.
27 Inalls Road, Obi Obi
Nightfall
There’s something about spending time in the bushland that makes you appreciate the beauty and pace of life off-grid. Whether it’s rising at dawn to watch the sunlight sprinkle through the trees, hearing the call of native birds or the rush of a waterfall, or simply just the opportunity to give in to the quiet, it’s just so good for the soul.
The team behind Nightfall know this well, which is why we’ve rated it as one of the best glamping destinations in QLD. You’ll find this escape in Lamington National Park, the perfect place for bushwalks or creek swims.
But there’s an elevated touch to this Aussie bush escape, that blends sustainability with luxury. Constructed to minimise any impact on the environment, the design of these glamping pavilions is by all means considered. You can indulge in homegrown organic food cooked by fire, unwind in twin vintage baths, or cosy up by the firepit and stargaze.
Sitchu Tip: Want to know something extra special about Nightfall? The painstakingly hand-constructed tents sit within a deep gorge escarpment, lying within ancient geology of shield volcanoes, whose lava tendrils actively flowed around 24 million years ago.
Lamington National Park, Scenic Rim Area
Alure Stanthorpe
For the best glamping in the Granite Belt (and dare we say… Queensland?) you must visit Alure. With a luxury glamping tent and two modern villas, your stay includes a welcome hamper loaded with local goodies to make up a continental breakfast.
If you’re looking to explore your surroundings, there are incredible wineries in the region.
Well-behaved pooches are welcomed at the villas and treated to their very own doggy bathrobe, comfy cocoon bed and gourmet dog treats.
280 Mt Tully Road, Stanthorpe
Castaways Moreton Island
The serene surroundings of Moreton Island make for the perfect glamping escape, and Castaways is no exception! Head into the quaint town of Bulwer at the northern end of the island, and you’ll immediately feel relaxed whilst surrounded by the pristine national park and calm ocean water.
When it comes to the accommodation options, you can reserve one of the eleven beautifully decorated Glamps or one of the six self-contained holiday apartments. Also available to guests are communal barbecue areas, outdoor kitchens, laundry and firepits.
On Moreton Island you can explore shipwrecks, see native wildlife or even go sand tobogganing.
100 Moreton Street, Bulwer, Moreton Island
Ketchup's Bank Glamping
For some of the best glamping in Brisbane, head to the stunning Scenic Rim. Ketchup’s Bank Glamping offers two accommodation styles that make the perfect romantic escape. Opt for a luxury glamping eco-tent or their one-of-a-kind tiny house eco retreat.
The eco tents are a far cry from a swag–boasting cosy Sheridan linens, cooking facilities, a private bathroom and every creature comfort that will make your serene escape complete.
726 Green Hills Road, Cannon Creek
Murphy's Creek Escape
Treat yourself to a luxurious glamping experience at Murphy’s Creek Escape in Upper Lockyer. Relax to the sound of native birds and the wind rustling through the greenery in your comfortable tent, equipped with a full bathtub and private deck.
If you’re searching for an authentic Aussie bush glamping experience near Brisbane, Murphy’s Creek provides you with the perfect setting to relax in serene and natural surroundings.
356 Thomas Road, Upper Lockyer
The best glamping spots in QLD offer a mix of luxury, serenity and connection with nature. But if you’re searching for a luxurious escape with all of the creature comforts, why not explore our guide to luxury accommodation on the Sunshine Coast? If you don’t want your furbaby to miss out on the family holiday, check out our dog-friendly Sunshine Coast escapes.
