16 Of The Best Glamping Spots Queensland For That Outdoor Fix

Your own three-star luxury tent with private beach access and a family-friendly restaurant and bar? Yep, that's our kind of camping! At this tranquil stay you can start your day by waking up to the sounds of Australian wildlife—with kookaburras laughing and a family of kangaroos grazing out front. 

We love how this site is just 25 minutes from Noosa and perched on the edge of Lake Cootharaba. You won't want to leave though, because there's a whole heap of things to do here—stand up paddle boarding, canoeing and kayaking, and you can even hire a tinnie and take it for a spin. Throw in some disc golf (no we're still not quite sure either) and a variety of walking trails on your doorstep and you've got one pretty epic glamping stay.

Looking for a Queensland glamping spot where you can romance the other half? Look no further than Moogie Glamp. There’s just one tent on this 19-acre plot of koala-protected Scenic Rim habitat, so you won’t be annoyed by the neighbours, and it offers a heap of luxury extras that will score you some serious brownie points.

First up, did someone say wood-fired hot tub? Yup, for a small additional fee you get your own cedar tub and enough wood to start up the stove for a toasty dip, as well as therapeutic bath salts, plush robes and towels. We reckon it’s a top spot from which to start your stay, and it pairs very well with a glass of fortified local wine from the complimentary decanter in your tent. Other things you can expect from this pad are the romantic four-poster bed, wood fireplace and even marble ‘his and hers’ sinks in the bathroom which are pretty fancy. The legends here can even arrange the best breakfast hamper packed with local goodies for your stay, to which we say hooray!

Leave the kids with the babysitter for this one, because Wilson Island is the ultimate adults-only experience. A private island stay with only nine reef safari tents available, you’ll feel truly removed from civilisation in this serene little corner of the world.

Sip a cocktail and soak in the exclusive views of the Great Barrier Reef, go stand-up paddle boarding or try out the world-class snorkelling experience, or do absolutely nothing at all, either way you’ll never have felt more at peace than during your stay here.

Prepare to go full on outback on us, and step into the Central West Outback region of Longreach. Here, youll lie beneath an unpolluted night sky full of stars like nothing you would experience in the city. 

Mitchell Grass Retreat is the perfect relaxation destination for a tech-detox and a break away from everyday life. The glamping canvas tents boast a private deck, spacious bedroom, air-conditioning and private ensuite. In this cosy home away from home you’ll never want to go back to reality.

Looking for a Queensland glamping spot where you can bring the kids and fur babies along too? We’ve got you covered. Adventure on the Sunshine Coast awaits you at the pet friendly holiday park, Ingenia Holidays Rivershore.

Settled on the banks of Maroochy River, this glamping destination is perfect for those looking for surf, sun and fun. Stay in either the self-contained safari tents or caravans and make the most of the ideal Sunshine Coast location with endless activities at your disposal.

This place is called Sanctuary for a reason, and we’re here to tell you why. Journey 45 minutes out from Brisbane’s CBD to Mt Cotton and enter into this serene Queensland bushland setting amongst the paperbark trees.

Located conveniently at the Sirromet Winery, with hand crafted award-winning wine always on offer and winery tours available this is the best glamping experience for wine enthusiasts particularly. The tents on offer have a luxurious treehouse vibe to them with a ‘floating’ balcony and lakeside views, and frankly we can’t think of a reason for you to not stay here.

Are you one of those travellers who gets drawn to places that are just that little bit quirky? If so, you’ll want to get a closer look at this adorable Airbnb that takes glamping in Queensland to the next level. Your accommodation is a Mongolian-style yurt with views of the Gold Coast hinterland. It’s gorgeous inside, with pops of colour, a fabulous round roof, and a perfectly-formed bathroom so there’s no trudging to find a toilet.

Prep a burger in your own kitchenette and head outside to get it sizzling on the barbecue. You’ll want to eat dinner on the deck where you’ll get fantastic views of the starry sky. 

Three words: Luxury. Couples. Retreat. Ketchups Bank Glamping is South East Queensland’s first luxe couples retreat and eco glamping experience in the stunning Scenic Rim. The perfect mix of luxury, romance and nature amongst the abundant wildlife and hillside views, each eco tent features a private en suite, fire pit, camp kitchen and even a fridge for the very necessary bottle of wine.

We recommend taking advantage of the intimate fine dining at Blume Restaurant or exploring the beautiful Karoomba Lavender Farm and Cellar Door nearby for a bit of fun during your stay here. 

For the adventure lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, Camping Wivenhoe is the ideal spot if you want to spend your getaway engaging in adventure activities. Wake up to Lake Wivenhoe at your doorstep, the largest lake in South East Queensland, where you can take a dip, go scuba diving or snorkelling, horse riding, hiking or fishing.

The five-star glamping facilities are almost just an added bonus, with gorgeous canvas bell tents fitted with double beds, plush linen and a fire pit outside. 

Are you someone who likes having options when it comes to setting? Well, the beachfront glamping across multiple iconic beaches in Minjerribah could be perfect for you—with over 200 campsites available your options are quite literally endless here.

Among the locations on offer are Amity Point for a family friendly atmosphere, calmer waters and daily dolphin sightings, or Adder Beach is ideal if you’re after more of a surf-friendly vibe, enveloped in the shade of native tea trees.

Situated in the picturesque forests of the Sunshine Coast Hinterlands near Montville, Starry Nights is the prime location for your ideal glamping adventure.

If the name has you envisioning the famous artwork of Van Goh’s night sky painting, that’s exactly what you’ll get to experience laying in the safari tents beneath the stars in the crisp, clean air surrounded by the best of Queensland nature. Did we mention there’s a sauna?

Looking to really put the ‘glam’ in your Queensland glamping experience? Nightfall fits the bill and then some. Located in an undisturbed forest at Lamington National Park, the custom-designed safari tents are the definition of ‘luxe’ with a rotating in-tent fireplace, rain head showers and vintage baths, all while being immersed in a private rainforest location.

For those who are really looking to unwind during their stay, the pamper experience offers massage and yoga as well as plenty more relaxation opportunities.  

Lady Musgrave is glamping in an entirely different form, like something from a dream—except it’s reality, and you can experience it. Picture island glamping on a pontoon with your own private canopy, sleeping under the starlit sky surrounded by the beauty of the Great Barrier Reef.

This is all on offer if you book a stay at Lady Musgrave, presenting a truly tranquil experience made even better through the activities available. Guests can take part in swimming with marine life in the lagoon, or venturing into the underwater observatory to fully immerse yourself in the nautical experience.

Picture staying in an outback tent in an Australian fairytale destination, nestled amongst eucalyptus woodlands—but it's also air conditioned and has an all inclusive minibar. Hell yeah! What more could you need?

Able to accommodate up to four guests per tent with bunk beds on offer, Mt Mulligan Lodge could be the perfect opportunity to get the kids out of the house to experience natural living, all the while only being a short two-minute buggy ride from the main pavilion so it’s the best of both worlds. 

We present to you the ultimate farm stay experience. A ten-minute drive out from Bundaberg’s CBD is where you’ll find Splitters Farm; a sanctuary for rescued barnyard animals and a rural Queensland glamping experience.

You can pick the stay that suits you best with several options to choose from including a deluxe safari tent with a private fire pit, a retro glamper van or a complete off the grid experience on an unpowered site. Hosting guided farm tours, go kart hire and a cinema under the stars, Splitters Farm holds a memorable experience for people of all ages.

Go off-grid and unwind in your own 25 sqm glamping tent at this eco retreat with epic mountain views. Your pad has its own private ensuite and a luxury cast iron bath so you can lie back and savour the serenity. You’re surrounded by a rare fruit forest here, and you’ll find an information booklet in your tent when you arrive. The peeps that own this place will also  let you know when fruit is available for tasting or purchase, so you might be able to get a taste of the exotic depending on the season.

This adults-only space is for slow living, and there’s a quiet hours policy from 9pm. It means you’ll have heaps of energy to use the onsite infrared saunas or take part in a yoga retreat during your stay. Afterwards, you can take a seat by your own private fire pits (sustainable firewood is available to purchase) and get super cosy.