Amenities

Picnic Table
Fires
Flush Toilet
Trash
Showers

Activities

Biking
Boating
Fishing
Hiking
Horseback Riding
Paddling
Wind Sports
Surfing
Swimming
Wildlife Watching

Terrain

Beach
Forest
Lake
River
Creek

About this space

We are part of Noosa Hinterland, less than a km to the biggest salt lake in Australia. Walking distance to Apollonian Pub, 2.5km to Cootharaba brewery and bistro. Lake Cootharaba is at its peak, 4ft deep. It’s at the start of the Everglades, with 40% more bird life than Kakadu. It’s great for sailing, SUP, kayaking, kite surfing, fishing and swimming. There are wood fired BBQs and picnic seats...

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Reviews • 455

★★★★★ (455 reviews)
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Jack Z.
☆☆☆☆☆
Jan 2025

Such a pretty farm stay, Deb was incredibly helpful and always very responsive whenever we needed firewood. Could not reccomend enough

K
Katherine S.
☆☆☆☆☆
Jan 2025

Amazing area and stay, lots of room, unique and beautiful. Everything you need there to have a great camp.

AI Review Summary

Overall, this campsite offers a peaceful and beautiful setting, ideal for families and those looking to escape the crowds. Guests frequently praise the friendly and helpful host, Deb, as well as the cleanliness of the facilities. However, some visitors have raised concerns about the host's strictness regarding noise and campfire rules, which may detract from the experience for larger groups. Despite these issues, many campers enjoyed their stay and appreciated the site's proximity to local attractions.

Highlights
  • Friendly and helpful host (Deb)
  • Clean and tidy toilet and shower facilities
  • Peaceful and quiet location
  • Close proximity to attractions like Rainbow Beach and Noosa
  • Great for families, with activities like feeding animals
  • Spacious camping area
  • Beautiful and unique surroundings
Considerations
  • Host was overly strict about noise levels late at night
  • Confusion regarding campfire rules upon arrival
  • Only one group was singled out for lighting a fire despite no bans
  • Some guests felt the host's approach was too harsh
  • Limited suitability for larger groups