Queensland’s best luxury glamping getaway spots

If you want to get away from it all, but camping is not your thing? Glamping is the way to go, and there’s no shortage of amazing places to visit in the Sunshine State.

IT’S camping made extra special. Here are Queensland’s top glamping getaway spots.

SANCTUARY BY SIRROMET An indulgent escape for food and wine lovers, this Mount Cotton gem celebrates local wine, produce and wildlife, without leaving the comfort of your safari tent.

Sanctuary by Sirromet at Mount Cotton. Picture: Supplied

Nightfall Wilderness Camp in Lamington National Park.

NIGHTFALL CAMP A cosy hideaway in the Lamington National Park rainforest, indulge in fire-cooked cuisine, architecturally acclaimed safari tents, clear starry skies, fresh forest air, and friendly hosts.

MURPHY’S CREEK HIDEAWAY Take a dip in the seasonal inland watering hole or fire up the barbecue and settle beneath the trees with a book at this Toowoomba hideaway designed with only couples in mind.

MINJERRIBAH – A family friendly glamping experience on North Stradbroke Island, without the need for a 4WD.

Ketchups Bank Glamping at Boonah. File picture

KETCHUP’S BANK GLAMPING – Designed for romantic stays in secluded bushland, this getaway near Boonah has just two luxury tents each with private camp kitchens and campfires.

MORETON ISLAND ADVENTURES – Situated just 100 metres from the beaches of Moreton Island, these 11 luxury glamping tents are all fitted with queen beds, private ensuites and verandas.

Alure Stanthorpe is convenient to many of the regions cellar doors.

ALURE STANTHORPE – Located just minutes from the many cellar doors of the Granite Belt Wine region, spectacular National Parks and the treasures that Stanthorpe has to offer and includes a private heated outdoor spa for all your stargazing needs.

MT BARNEY LODGE: Enjoy a World Heritage-listed national park, from the comfort of your own luxury glamping trailer.

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