Glasshouse Mountains Ecolodge, Glass House Mountains

The Glass House Mountains Ecolodge offers a variety of unique lodging options, including restored train carriages, bungalows, and a historic church loft. The church boasts original timber floors and walls, providing 125 square meters of space with a queen-size bed and stunning views of Mt. Tibrogargan. Bungalows feature self-contained living areas, kitchens, and an inviting outdoor garden area for relaxation.

Guests can embark on self-guided walks through the surrounding national parks, including options that range from easy hour-long strolls to half-day excursions. The Ecolodge is home to 60 tropical and exotic fruit trees, offering an immersive garden experience as visitors can explore and enjoy seasonal produce. Children can engage in educational activities like the Seek and Find designed specifically for discovering local flora and fauna.

The Ecolodge accommodates retreats, workshops, and small weddings for up to 25 people, utilizing unique spaces such as the historic church or train carriage. Full catering options are available to accommodate various dietary needs, and guests can choose self-catering facilities as needed. The peaceful environment allows for activities like yoga, meditation, and team-building exercises amidst nature.

Committed to ecological responsibility, the Ecolodge employs solar hot water systems, rainwater harvesting, and chemical-free cleaning agents throughout the property. Efforts to regenerate local flora enhance the natural landscape, providing guests with a true connection to the environment. The Ecolodge also supports local artisans by offering crafts and food produced in the area.

Located just 90 minutes north of Brisbane, the Ecolodge is conveniently positioned near attractions such as the Australia Zoo, only a 10-minute drive away. The site serves as a central point for exploring the scenic Sunshine Coast hinterland, with diverse hiking trails and beautiful beaches within a short driving distance. Transportation options include train services with pick-up available from Glass House Mountains station with prior notice.

Location: 90 minutes north of Brisbane

Accommodation: Unique train carriages and historic church loft

Activities: Self-guided walks in national parks

Sustainability: Solar hot water and rainwater harvesting

Dining: Self-catering or catered meals available