Pop-Up Glamping in Luxury Tipis throughout Southeastern Queensland, Australia
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Glamping QLD: luxury tipi rentals
There are two different pop-up tipi options for guests, the Glamping Tipi and the Glamping Deluxe Tipi. Both are 18-foot tipis and each comes with a double bed, a covering for the ground, rugs, bedside tables, an interior sitting area with tables, chairs, bedding, and towels. See the information below for specific information about each rental.
Glamping Tipi: This rental offers guests a basic kitchen with a two-burner stove, a solar light, a water carrier with tap, a small grill, a butane tank, cookware, tableware, and cutlery.
Glamping Deluxe Tipi: This rental has a deluxe kitchen set-up which has a solar-powered refrigerator, a pumped water sink, a five-burner stove, a solar light, a 220V outlet for charging personal electronics and low-wattage devices, a small grill, cookware, tableware, and cutlery.
A gas-powered hot shower device can be added on to the accommodation, if the camping site chosen has limited facilities and if guests prefer to have a personal shower area.
The tipi structures can be adjusted to guests needs. The host offers the full glamping experience, with the option to include a solar/gas powered kitchen and a hot shower unit.
Features and services
- Private Barbecue
- Shower
- Kitchen
- Linens and pillows
- Towels
- Cooking basics
- Fridge
- Stove
- Private Lounge/Living room
- 3 Reviews
Accommodation rules
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Check-in: Flexible
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Check out: Flexible
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Infants allowed Under 2 years old
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Children allowed 2-12 years old
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No parties
Be kind to the environment and take care of the surroundings.
Cancellation policy: Thirty
Location and surroundings
Cooran, Queensland (Australia)
Detailed location provided after booking
- Supermarket
Activities
- Swimming
- Water sports
- Horseback riding
- Surfing
- Biking
- Kayaking/Canoeing
- Scuba diving
- Fishing
- Meditation
In the Shire of Noosa, there are activities for every kind of glamper. Guests can hike through national parks and spend time on its coastal beaches, or stroll through its markets and museums. Visitors can then stop and have a coffee before having a mooch around the various shops. Guests should definitely visit the the Gympie region where they'll find Rainbow Beach, Tin Can Bay, and Fraser Island, which is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. From its white powder beaches to majestic hinterland and heritage towns, the Gympie region is a 7000 square kilometer adventure playground, with hidden gems for the