"The place was quite pretty and the room was small and had very basic facilities ie a kettle and toaster and cup and plate. The rooms were not very sound proof. Hot water takes about 2 minutes to start warming up. Bed was hard. Not necessarily bad things depending on what you’re staying for and how long. I was only there for 2 nights while site seeing. Breakfast was silly at 8:30 to 9:30. If you’re working or site seeing you’re gone by then."

"Our anniversary stay at Canopy Treehouses was simply unforgettable. Nestled high in the rainforest, it felt like our own private world — peaceful, beautiful, and alive with wildlife. From curious possums and colourful birds to the incredible moment of spotting a platypus, every day felt special. The treehouse was stunning, with every detail thoughtfully done, and waking to the morning light and birdsong was pure magic. The perfect place to slow down, reconnect, and create memories we’ll treasure forever. ⸻"

"Best air bnb type accommodation I’ve ever stayed in. It was absolutely immaculate. It was clean, extremely well appointed and had everything you could possibly need plus many little extras. Location is perfect to explore the Atherton Tablelands region. Hosts were so welcoming but while they lived in a seperate house on the same property, I never knew they were there, my privacy was completely respected."

"This place is a piece of paradise. We enjoyed having slow, cool mornings with a cup of coffee on the deck. We listened to slow jazz through the speakers by the fire and enjoyed a nice glass of Pinot noir whilst cooking our meals over the four days thanks to the self contained nature of the cabins. The views are immaculate and town (Yungaburra) is a short drive away if you need to pick up extra supplies (for us it was extra Pinot noir). Check in was easily facilitated and the beautiful little touches implemented by the retreat were so lovely. We also saw three tree kangaroos and lots of bird spotting! thank you for the binoculars in the welcome basket!"

"We enjoyed our stay at Rose Gums, our tree house felt in the middle of nowhere. The houses are comfortable and well equipped making it easy to self cater, the style is a little old school but that was part of its charm. We did a couple of lovely walks in the forest, heard lots of birds and insects , unfortunately the platypus and cassowaries proved elusive. The morning feeding of the lorikeets and musky rats are a bonus. It was interesting to visit this whole area as it is very different to much of Queensland . We found some great lakes to swim in and the town of Yungabarra is worth a visit. "

"A wonderful place deep in the forest where all you can hear is the birds - and get the most fantastic views of them. Our bungalow was just beautiful. It was clear that so much thought had gone into providing us with anything that we might need for a great stay - it felt, and was, generous. The port in the crystal decanter was just the loveliest touch and we will never forget the wonderful displays from 'our' riflebirds, whipbirds, catbirds and so many more. Highly recommended!"