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Habitat Noosa Everglades Ecocamp

Australia
Simple
Glamping

Overview

Set within the Great Sandy National Park and perched on the edge of picturesque Lake Cootharaba and the Noosa Everglades, this unique property offers an immersive wilderness experience just 25 minutes from Noosa.

Habitat Noosa Everglades Ecocamp comprises a choice of camping and glamping options including the superb Paperbark Glamping Tents, which come complete with a king bed, bunk beds, ensuite bathroom, fridge, fan, private outside deck and firepit.

Onsite dining is available at the CootharaBAR and Bistro, offering a ‘paddock to plate’ style menu featuring fresh, locally sourced produce. The property also has its own micro-brewery producing 11 tasty beers on site, best enjoyed in the outdoor dining area while taking in the views.

  • 18 Paperbark Glamping Tents, plus campsite
  • Located within Great Sandy National Park
  • Restaurant and bar
  • Firepits and picnic areas
  • Optional experiences available
  • Wildlife viewing
  • Nature trails
  • Family friendly
  • Complimentary parking, with EV charging
  • Eco-friendly
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Activities and experiences

Surrounded by nature, there’s a choice of activities on offer: it’s the ideal spot for leisurely watersports such as canoeing, kayaking and paddle-boarding, take a refreshing swim in the lake or just relaxing on the property’s private beach. There are also numerous walking trails through the national park, where you may encounter local wildlife such as grey kangaroos and echidnas, or why not get the family together for a game of frisbee golf!

Habitat Noosa sits at the gateway to one of only two Everglades in the world, so don’t miss the chance for a boat trip through this network of winding waterways, tea tree-infused water, and ancient rainforests that are home to a staggering 44% of Australia’s bird species. The world’s largest sand island, K’gari, is also easily accessible on a guided tour from Habitat Noosa.

Sustainability at Habitat Noosa

Once part of a 4,000-acre cattle station, rehabilitation of the site commenced in the 1980s and continues to evolve today. Operating in such an ecologically diverse region demands a firm commitment to environmental sustainability, such as managing wildlife habitats, reducing energy use, minimising waste and conserving water. Key initiatives include the use of solar panels, biodegradable sewage treatment, eco-friendly cleaning products, recycling and waste management. The team at Habitat Noosa also strive to inspire and educate guests in the importance of protecting, preserving and improving the region for future generations.

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