Frequently asked questions

Linen and towels, a kitchenette with fridge, microwave and kettle, tea and coffee, an outdoor bath, barbecue and air-conditioning. Bring your own food, or add a breakfast pack.

Each tent has a queen bed and sleeps two adults.

Pets are not allowed in the glamping tents. Dogs on a lead are welcome on the caravan and camping sites.

Yes. Add a celebration pack when you book and we will have sparkling wine, local chocolates and flowers waiting. See all the extras.

Most likely. Powered sites are drive-through and suit setups up to 14 m including the tow vehicle. Use the rig checker to be sure.

Powered sites fill up in the dry season, from about May to October, so booking ahead is best. Unpowered camping usually has room for walk-ins.

On unpowered sites, between 8am and 8pm. Please keep them well away from the glamping tents.

Yes, in the fire pits provided, unless there is a local fire ban. We will tell you at check-in.

Hot showers and toilets, a laundry, a camp kitchen and barbecue area, drinking water and a dump point.

Check in from 2pm, check out by 10am. Late check-out until 2pm can be added to your booking.

Self check-in is available. Call ahead and we will leave directions to your site or tent at the gate.

Sealed from Mareeba, then about 1.5 km of well-graded gravel on Paglietta Road. Fine for 2WD cars and caravans in all but heavy wet-season rain.

Telstra 4G works across most of the property. Optus is patchy, and there is no guest wifi.

Yes, there is fishing and redclaw in both dams. Ask Norman at check-in where they are biting.

A marked loop of about an hour runs along the ridge and back through the wildlife corridor. Go late in the day for wallabies.

8 km, about ten minutes by car, for supermarkets, fuel, cafes and the Saturday market.