Occupying 65 acres of Great Sandy National Park in Elanda Point, Queensland, Habitat Noosa Everglades Eco Camp is an echo-tourism destination inviting guests from all over the world to stay, sleep, and dine among friendly Australian wildlife.

With eco-friendly Paperbark Glamping Tents, on-site dining facilities, and exciting water activities, Habitat Noosa Everglades Eco Camp is the ideal hub to explore the national park and Noosa Everglades.

The Paperbark Glamping Tents at Habitat Noosa Everglades Eco Camp are designed with camping comfort in mind. Each tent is thoughtfully furnished with simple, modern furniture and homely amenities to ensure your night under the Queensland stars is restful and you can feel close to nature while at ease.

Each Paperbark Tent has a personal deck and firepit to level up your glamping experience. Other amenities include:

• Private ensuite with shower
• Fridge and mini bar
• Tea and coffee facilities
• Power/fan

Beside the beautiful views of Lake Cootharaba, CootharaBAR & Bistro is open seven days a week serving breakfast, burgers, pizzas, and small plates crafted with locally sourced ingredients from the Sunshine Coast.

Dine indoors, al fresco, or in the privacy of your glamping tent, with takeaway options available.

Eco Brewing Co.: Everglades Eco Camp is home to their own ecological microbrewery. Crafted with water from the Great Sandy Mass aquifer, their bar and restaurant facilities offer fresh, preservative-free, and ecologically brewed beer.

Watercraft: With River Eco Adventures, take to the lake on a watercraft adventure. They have a range of hiring options from canoes and kayaks to motorboats and stand-up paddleboards, plus all the equipment you need to explore safely.

Walking Trails: Explore the varied wilderness treks that run from Habitat Noosa Everglades Eco Camp through 65 acres of Sandy National Park. Trails range from a 4km to 20km circular loop, stretching along the shoreline of Lake Cootharaba and Shark Bay. Along the way, keep your eyes peeled for local wildlife like kingfishers, black swans, and sea eagles.

Disc Golf: Fun for all ages, Habitat Noosa offers a nine-hole disc course for guests to compete and test their Frisbee-throwing skills. Similar to golf, the aim of the game is to get your disc into the basket with the fewest throws possible. How many will it take you?

Noosa Everglades: Famously known as ‘The River of Mirrors’, the Noosa Everglades are home to a 60-kilmoetre waterway and peaceful wildlife, making it safe for guests to swim, kayak, and paddleboard downstream without fear of alligators.

Lake Cootharaba: This natural saltwater lake is fairly shallow in depth, making it ideal to swim, sail, kayak, canoe, windsurf, and kite surf safely.

Kangaroo Grazing Grounds: Habitat Noosa is home to one of the two primary kangaroo grazing grounds in the Noosa region. Catch these friendly locals hanging out by Lake Cootharaba, or just outside your glamping tent, along with other wildlife like echidnas, monitor lizards, and kookaburras.