Brisbane:
Glamping stays

Campfires, star-filled skies, birdsong at sunrise and some of Brisbane Region's most spectacular scenery are all part of your next glamping experience. From beachfront tents and romantic getaways, rainforest retreats and luxury locations, there’s no shortage of places to immerse yourself in and connect with nature while enjoying a few extra comforts, with our guide of where to glamp in Brisbane.

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Sirromet Winery interior of an eco tent
Sanctuary by Sirromet, Redlands Coast

Luxury escapes

Sanctuary by Sirromet, Redlands Coast

Surrounded by paperbark trees and wallabies, the eco tents at Sanctuary by Sirromet appear to 'float' above the landscape, creating a secluded retreat in the treetops.  Set within  Sirromet Winery’s 560-acre Mount Cotton Estate, guests can spend their days enjoying winery tours, wine tastings and luxurious dining at the award-winning restaurant Lurleens, and exploring the beautiful scenery throughout the property before retreating to their private sanctuary.

The next morning, a locally sourced breakfast hamper is delivered to your door. Take in the tranquil bushland over coffee while watching kookaburras laugh and nature wake up with you. Just 30 minutes from Brisbane, this luxury glamping escape is a must-add to the list!

Spicers Canopy, Scenic Rim

Combining the beauty of the Scenic Rim with the comforts of a luxury retreat, Spicers Canopy Luxury Tents is an elevated glamping experience deep within a 5,000-acre private nature refuge. Days are spent exploring mountain trails and taking in spectacular views, then as the sun sets – find yourself soaking in the hot tub, relaxing by the fire and enjoying charcuterie and wine under the stars – you'll be in pure bliss from the moment you arrive.

Southern Sky Glamping, Tamborine Mountain

Wake to birdsong and views across four acres of lush greenery at Southern Sky Glamping on Tamborine Mountain. These self-contained cabins offer a comfortable base for exploring the gorgeous waterfalls, walking trails and lookouts, with all the facilities you need and a heated pool back at camp to reset. By night, settle beneath the stars and enjoy the peaceful surrounds that make this pocket of the Scenic Rim so special.

Beachfront glamping

Minjerribah Camping, North Stradbroke Island/Minjerribah

Just moments from the sand at Adder Rock, the permanent bell tents at Minjerribah Camping make it easy to experience some of Brisbane’s most beloved island destinations.  Set in their own little grove of shady trees, these super styled bell tents offer a relaxed retreat so you can spend your days swimming, surfing, fishing and exploring the island’s spectacular coastline. Fall asleep to the sound of the ocean and wake ready to discover more of North Stradbroke Island/Minjerribah.

Minjerribah Camping also has accommodation across the island, including eco-cabins at Amity Point beachfront, dog-friendly camping sites at Flinders Beach and Main Beach.

Castaways, Moreton Island/Mulgumpin

Days of ocean swims and island adventures begin and end at Castaways at Bulwer on Moreton Island/Mulgumpin. Nestled among native gardens, its 11 glamps have outdoor living with a few extra comforts – timber deck floors, plush bedding and private bathrooms, with some featuring their own firepit for evenings roasting marshmallows. Enjoy filling your days exploring the island before falling asleep to the calming sounds of the ocean.

Nature lovers

Mount Barney Lodge, Scenic Rim

The birds are chirping; the sun is rising over the mountains – that's the beauty of a stay at Mount Barney Lodge. Surrounded by some of the Scenic Rim’s most beautiful natural scenery, the property caters to every style of stay, from traditional camping to heritage homesteads, while the deluxe camper trailers are a glamping experience to remember. Spend your days exploring the nearby trails and creeks before returning to your peaceful corner of the countryside.

Binna Burra Lodge, Scenic Rim

If you love exploring your surrounds, adventure starts the moment your step outside at Binna Burra Lodge – bordering World Heritage Listed Lamington Park. Ditch the hassle of putting up a tent and book a safari-style tent that accommodates up to six people. This glamping experience keeps you close to nature while providing a comfortable place to return after a day of hiking, wildlife spotting and discovering the ancient landscapes of the Gondwana rainforest.

Tamborine Mountain Glades, Scenic Rim

Surrounded by rainforest and the flowing waters of Cedar Creek, Tamborine Mountain Glades takes five-star glamping to the next level. Home to the Woodlands Glamping experience, it’s perfectly located alongside Thunderbird Park, making it easy to enjoy rainforest adventures with a little indulgence. Choose from classic tents with open-air showers, underfloor heating and private outdoor spa, or family-friendly options complete with BBQ kitchens, firepits and even private plunge pools.  When it's time for a bite, head to the onsite Rainforest Restaurant or Terrace Cafe.

Romantic retreats

Ketchup’s Bank Glamping, Scenic Rim

There’s something undeniably romantic about having spectacular Scenic Rim landscape almost entirely to yourselves! At Ketchup's Bank Glamping, luxury eco-tents are tucked away among the countryside, complete with ensuite, quality linen, a private deck, spectacular views plus your own campfire and camp kitchen, creating a private retreat where sunset views and evenings around the fire can be enjoyed just by the two of you.

Nightfall Wilderness Camp, Scenic Rim

At Nightfall Wilderness Camp, luxury romance is found in the simple things: fresh mountain air, crystal-clear Christmas Creek water, the ancient rainforest of Lamington National Park and the feeling of being worlds away from the everyday.  Limited guest numbers create that intimate atmosphere, while the three large architect-inspired, hand-built safari tents blend into the landscape beside the creek. Inside you will find comfortable beds, a vintage fireplace and micro-kitchen – it’s truly a gem for a romantic glamping getaway.

Moogie Glamp, Scenic Rim

Hidden among the bushland near Lake Moogerah, Moogie Glamp is a bespoke, off-grid safari tent with thoughtful touches, from a four-poster bed and crackling wood heater to a hammock for two overlooking the unbeatable vista. Days here are best enjoyed lingering over a morning coffee on the deck, soaking in the optional wood-fired cedar hot tub or simply enjoying the peace and quiet. As the sun sets, light the firepit, look up to the stars and savour a glamping experience designed entirely with couples in mind.

Twigley Farm, Ipswich

At Twigley Farm, mornings begin with grazing cattle outside your window and evenings end beside the fire with a glass of wine in hand. Designed for couples, The Forager Glamping tent celebrates the simple pleasures, from soaking in the restored claw-foot bath to watching the sun dip behind the paddocks. Tucked away on the farm and surrounded by the rolling hills, it’s a romantic escape found just under an hour from Brisbane City.

An image of a family standing on a ledge in a rainforest, surrounded by large rocks and trees.