Main Campground – we have many unpowered sites on grassy areas among shady trees and sunny lawns. Good drinking water on tap is available in the centre of these grounds. Each site is convenient to the bathrooms and laundry while the camp kitchen and communal fire pit is just a short stroll away from your sleep zone.

** Best suited to all vehicles, trailers, vans, RVs, tents and swags.

Xena’s Landing – has two unpowered sites with a water faucet. Here you are slightly removed from the main campground on your own little terrace in the shade of an elderly oil palm. Of course its further to walk to the amenities (by about 50 meters), but we have created a shortcut for you by way of a staircase through the garden…which is lit at night.

These campsites have enchanting views of our giant rainforest fig on the hill where people of all ages like to take turns on the swing with a beautiful view.

Xena’s Landing is on the edge of a wildlife corridor, where cassowaries forage for native fruits and berries in the spring and fireflies whirl by on humid summer evenings. Ulysses butterflies follow the winding gardens in search of floral nectars.

** Best suited to singles, couples, families and small groups in rooftoppers and tents. No trailers. ***

The Knoll – these campsites are tucked away in a private grove of trees halfway up the hill. From here you have a birds eye view over the main campground below and a magical vista out to the rainforest and mountains surrounding us. Rainforest dingoes, lace monitors and Forest Kingfishers like to visit this area. The bathrooms are a four minute walk away. Vehicle access to this site is over steep lawns which can be very slippery after rain or heavy dew. A small campfire may be permitted on request.

** Best suited to 4WD vehicles only and small groups of self contained campers.***

The Penthouse – This amazing campsite is on a grassy level plateau at the top of the hill. From here you have superb views of Thornton Peak, the fourth highest mountain in Queensland and surrounding Daintree Jungle. With Hutchison Hill at your back, you can watch the early morning sunbeams roll down Thornton Peak from your bed. At the end of the day you have primo position to catch the best sunset in the Daintree. Groups of up to three vehicles and tents can fit on the Penthouse site. Or you can just stretch out on your own. A small campfire may be permitted on request. It’s a ‘good walk’ to the bathroom.

The Penthouse campsite is surrounded by host trees of the Ulysses and Birdwing butterflies. The Bleeding Heart trees you see up there are food source for the caterpillar stage of the Giant Hercules moth, the largest in the world. Wildlife commonly seen at the Penthouse are Dingos, Cassowaries and large Amethystine Pythons.

** Best suited to 4WD vehicles only and self sufficient campers who love to get back to nature.