Gold Coast Hotels

Binna Burra Mountain Lodge & Campsite

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At a Glance

    Pros

  • good facilities and kids' programs
  • gorgeous setting
  • abseiling sites nearby

    Cons

  • multi-night minimum stays in peak periods

Binna Burra Mountain Lodge & Campsite Review

Founded in 1933, this group of hilltop cabins has sweeping views across Heritage-listed rain forest and the Hinterland to the Gold Coast. Rustic lodge rooms and log cabins are cozy, secluded, and simply furnished, with a deliberate absence of TVs, radios, telephones, and clocks; heritage lodge guestrooms have shared bathrooms. Two luxury suites were built in 2007. Good-value packages include breakfasts, or all meals, guided nature walks, and other activities, plus evening entertainment. Budget travelers can camp on-site, in tents, powered vans, or furnished safari-style tents with verandas (A$55-$95 for 2-6 people). There's a cozy, well-stocked library and main guest lounge with log fires in winter. The Cliff-Top Dining Room has panoramic views over the Coomera Valley. Rejoove Health Spa offers beauty and massage treatments. Buy local arts and crafts, souvenirs, and essentials from the on-site shop.

    Hotel Details

  • 35 cabins (9 with shared bath), 2 suites.
  • Rate includes breakfast, all-inclusive.
  • Credit cards accepted.

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