If you are looking for treehouse accommodation in Queensland, the competition has got a little more sophisticated. Gone are the days when going to the treehouse meant having to ask one of your kids for the secret password to the tree in the backyard. Treehouse accommodation has become a bigger business than it was even a few years ago, and the increasing demand for more natural, authentic experiences post-COVID means this is a trend that is not going to go away any time soon.
Queensland is well positioned to deliver authentic natural rainforest experiences, staying in trees. Sometimes this can mean a treehouse with large plate glass windows and engendered modern structures. Sometimes these are not any bigger than quaint BNB options, and in others there are larger areas of rainforest dedicated to housing a large variety of treehouses with treehouse restaurants attached as well.
The treehouse selection we offer here are the more organic, natural treehouses you will find. We have listed treehouses in and close to Brisbane, Treehouses in the Dintree old growth rainforests of Far North Queensland. Treehouses on the Sunshine Coast near Melaney and on the Blalckall Range on the Sunshine Coast hinterland. Rainforest treehouses in the Gold Coast hinterland, located deep in the heart of Lamington National park and the Scenic Rim.
Each offer something unique and different and inspired to invoke a sense of childhood like wonder and help us imagine a future where humanity is more closely aligned with the elements from which we came.
K’gari Fraser Island Eco Resorts
Kingfisher Bay Resort, Kingfisher Bay, Fraser Island (K'gari) QLD, Australia
Cairns Treehouse Accommodation
- $$$$
Tree Tops Lodge Cairns, Tanner Crescent, Stratford QLD, Australia
Silky Oaks Lodge Daintree
Silky Oaks Lodge, Finlayvale Road, Mossman QLD, Australia
Ad Daintree Ecolodge
3189 Mossman Daintree Rd, Daintree QLD 4873, Australia
Thala Beach Nature Reserve
5078 Captain Cook Hwy, Oak Beach QLD 4877, Australia
Canopy Treehouses
The Canopy Rainforest Treehouses & Wildlife Sanctuary, Hogan Road, Tarzali QLD, Australia
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Most of the treehouses on this list are build in thick rainforest.
Why you should visit Queensland, Australia rainforests
Australia’s Queensland has been declared one of the world’s ‘must-see’ destinations. The rainforests are home to a diverse range of flora and fauna and are a great place for adventure seekers. Travellers can enjoy breathtaking scenery, spectacular waterfalls, winding rivers, and pristine beaches. . Queensland is also a popular destination for eco-tourists who want to explore the sights and sounds of nature.
1. The Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia
The Great Barrier Reef is considered by many as one of the Seven Wonders of the World. It stretches over 2,000 kilometers (1,250 miles) along Australia’s southeast coast and is the largest living structure on the planet
2. Queensland Rainforest, Australia
The rainforests of Queensland are home to over 120-odd varieties of trees and a large number of bird and animal species. The forests have been designated a World Heritage Site.
Queensland is an amazing state filled with rainforests, undiscovered treasures, and fantastic wildlife. It has so much to offer, which is why you should visit Queensland soon before it becomes too crowded! Still on the fence about visiting Queensland?
Why you should stay in a sustainable treehouse resort
Treehouses are a great way to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. They allow you to explore your surroundings, make new friends, and enjoy nature.
Treehouse resorts offer an experience that is both unique and relaxing. They provide a peaceful environment that allows you to reconnect with nature, enjoy a quieter pace of life, and explore new places.
