The best dog-friendly glamping in Sunshine Coast

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Australia’s most appealingly named strip of waterfront, the Sunshine Coast is a laidback spot with golden beaches, surf breaks, and lush hinterland. With options ranging from holiday parks set right on the beach and rainforest campgrounds to glamping tents on the edge of pristine wetlands, you’ll have no problem finding a place to sleep under the stars. The Sunshine Coast is popular year-round, but you can avoid the biggest crowds—and highest temperatures and heaviest rainfall—by visiting outside of summer (December through February).

97% (1.4K)

Top-rated campgrounds

Bee Farm Off-Grid Tiny Home Stay

1. Bee Farm Off-Grid Tiny Home Stay

100%
(13)
1 site · Lodging · North Deep Creek, QLD
Escape the City and Reconnect Nestled on a working bee farm, our well insulated Off-Grid Tiny Home Stay offers a peaceful retreat. Sip a drink on your private deck as bees return to their hives, soak in the rolling countryside, and unwind in a cozy, self-sufficient space. Enjoy fresh honey, off-grid living, a firepit under the stars, and walks in the National Park. Perfect for nature lovers seeking a unique, eco-friendly escape. We include ingredients for a hot breaky for the first night of your booking. Firewood is included. The tiny house is incredibly well insulated so doesn't have the usual heat issues. Our property is 12 acres surrounded by a gum lined creek with no neighbours in sight. We have a number of paddocks for our 2 cows and 1 paddock full of bee hives. The tiny house is in it's own fenced paddock. The fencing is for cattle and is not a dog fence if you are hoping to have your dog off leash. If you are travelling with your horse we have a paddock with water that is suitable. Send us a PM if this is something you are interested in. If you have a larger party, we can accommodate a caravan or other tents. Tidy pets are welcome with their own BYO bed and should be on-leash around the property. Some things to do within walking distance - Walk around our access road to the creek crossing on the opposite side of the paddock. - Check the weir for our platypus. - You are surrounded by incredible wildlife so be on the lookout for rainbow parrots, king parrots, black, pink and white cockatoos, kookaburras, echidnas, wallabies and yabbies in the creeks. - Walk across the weir crossing and up the access road hill to the top of the macadamia nut farm and into the Gympie National Park.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from 
AU$236
 / night
Rosewoods Eco  Cabin

2. Rosewoods Eco Cabin

100%
(7)
2 sites · Lodging · Pinbarren, QLD
Connect with nature and our wildlife, located on a picturesque 5 acre property with forest and dam views, very private, adventurous and romantic getaway for couples or friends. Solar powered eco cabin, requires 4WD to access. Top of property parking available for 2WD cars, requires approx. 100m walk to cabin. (luggage trolley available). One small well trained dog welcome, no dogs on furniture inside the cabin or extra cleaning fees might apply. Enjoy the serenity, forest, creek, fire pit, watch the kangaroos and endless bird life from the outdoor daybed and cabin or a indulge in a relaxing soak in the hot tub. (Hot tub is about 50m away from the cabin, bit closer to the house as solar power would not cater, its private with amazing views. Needs to be pre-booked 24 hours in advance to allow heating) Only short drive of the highway, close to Pomona, offering a wide range of cafes, restaurants, Distillery, Saturday markets, Majestic Theatre, best pub with regular live music and all other essential shops.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from 
AU$297
 / night
Macadamia Orchard Farm Stay

3. Macadamia Orchard Farm Stay

1 site · Lodging · Talegalla Weir, QLD
Welcome to our 90-acre Macadamia Nut Farm, fondly known as "Logbridge," located just east of Bauple—the birthplace of the original macadamia nut. Start your day with an early morning stroll through the orchard, listen to the Kookaburras and Whip Birds, or pay a visit to the cows by the creek. Collect fresh eggs or simply relax on the deck with a good book. Indulge in a refreshing rainwater shower, crack open a few macadamia nuts, and soak in the tranquility. As the sun sets, gather around the fire pit and enjoy a sundowner in the peaceful countryside. This comfortable, modern cottage offers you the privacy and charm of a 90-acre working farm. Guests are welcome to roam freely, though please note that sheds, machinery areas, and the commercial kitchen are off-limits. Secure undercover parking is provided, and you’ll find easy access through the front gate with entry to the house through the backyard. We welcome pets, with a secure yard for them to enjoy, though they are not permitted inside the cottage. Local highlights include Curra Ridge Horse Riding just 20 km away, the seasonal whale-watching opportunities at Hervey Bay (1 hour away, July to November), and the historic Mary Valley Rattler steam train in Gympie, a 45-minute drive. Closer by, the Bauple Museum offers fascinating local history, and the nearby town of Tiaro—just 15 minutes away—has everything you need with local pubs, eateries, a post office, and a small grocery store.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from 
AU$424
 / night

Australia’s most appealingly named strip of waterfront, the Sunshine Coast is a laidback spot with golden beaches, surf breaks, and lush hinterland. With options ranging from holiday parks set right on the beach and rainforest campgrounds to glamping tents on the edge of pristine wetlands, you’ll have no problem finding a place to sleep under the stars. The Sunshine Coast is popular year-round, but you can avoid the biggest crowds—and highest temperatures and heaviest rainfall—by visiting outside of summer (December through February).

97% (1.4K)

Top-rated campgrounds

Bee Farm Off-Grid Tiny Home Stay

1. Bee Farm Off-Grid Tiny Home Stay

100%
(13)
1 site · Lodging · North Deep Creek, QLD
Escape the City and Reconnect Nestled on a working bee farm, our well insulated Off-Grid Tiny Home Stay offers a peaceful retreat. Sip a drink on your private deck as bees return to their hives, soak in the rolling countryside, and unwind in a cozy, self-sufficient space. Enjoy fresh honey, off-grid living, a firepit under the stars, and walks in the National Park. Perfect for nature lovers seeking a unique, eco-friendly escape. We include ingredients for a hot breaky for the first night of your booking. Firewood is included. The tiny house is incredibly well insulated so doesn't have the usual heat issues. Our property is 12 acres surrounded by a gum lined creek with no neighbours in sight. We have a number of paddocks for our 2 cows and 1 paddock full of bee hives. The tiny house is in it's own fenced paddock. The fencing is for cattle and is not a dog fence if you are hoping to have your dog off leash. If you are travelling with your horse we have a paddock with water that is suitable. Send us a PM if this is something you are interested in. If you have a larger party, we can accommodate a caravan or other tents. Tidy pets are welcome with their own BYO bed and should be on-leash around the property. Some things to do within walking distance - Walk around our access road to the creek crossing on the opposite side of the paddock. - Check the weir for our platypus. - You are surrounded by incredible wildlife so be on the lookout for rainbow parrots, king parrots, black, pink and white cockatoos, kookaburras, echidnas, wallabies and yabbies in the creeks. - Walk across the weir crossing and up the access road hill to the top of the macadamia nut farm and into the Gympie National Park.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from 
AU$236
 / night
Rosewoods Eco  Cabin

2. Rosewoods Eco Cabin

100%
(7)
2 sites · Lodging · Pinbarren, QLD
Connect with nature and our wildlife, located on a picturesque 5 acre property with forest and dam views, very private, adventurous and romantic getaway for couples or friends. Solar powered eco cabin, requires 4WD to access. Top of property parking available for 2WD cars, requires approx. 100m walk to cabin. (luggage trolley available). One small well trained dog welcome, no dogs on furniture inside the cabin or extra cleaning fees might apply. Enjoy the serenity, forest, creek, fire pit, watch the kangaroos and endless bird life from the outdoor daybed and cabin or a indulge in a relaxing soak in the hot tub. (Hot tub is about 50m away from the cabin, bit closer to the house as solar power would not cater, its private with amazing views. Needs to be pre-booked 24 hours in advance to allow heating) Only short drive of the highway, close to Pomona, offering a wide range of cafes, restaurants, Distillery, Saturday markets, Majestic Theatre, best pub with regular live music and all other essential shops.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from 
AU$297
 / night
Macadamia Orchard Farm Stay

3. Macadamia Orchard Farm Stay

1 site · Lodging · Talegalla Weir, QLD
Welcome to our 90-acre Macadamia Nut Farm, fondly known as "Logbridge," located just east of Bauple—the birthplace of the original macadamia nut. Start your day with an early morning stroll through the orchard, listen to the Kookaburras and Whip Birds, or pay a visit to the cows by the creek. Collect fresh eggs or simply relax on the deck with a good book. Indulge in a refreshing rainwater shower, crack open a few macadamia nuts, and soak in the tranquility. As the sun sets, gather around the fire pit and enjoy a sundowner in the peaceful countryside. This comfortable, modern cottage offers you the privacy and charm of a 90-acre working farm. Guests are welcome to roam freely, though please note that sheds, machinery areas, and the commercial kitchen are off-limits. Secure undercover parking is provided, and you’ll find easy access through the front gate with entry to the house through the backyard. We welcome pets, with a secure yard for them to enjoy, though they are not permitted inside the cottage. Local highlights include Curra Ridge Horse Riding just 20 km away, the seasonal whale-watching opportunities at Hervey Bay (1 hour away, July to November), and the historic Mary Valley Rattler steam train in Gympie, a 45-minute drive. Closer by, the Bauple Museum offers fascinating local history, and the nearby town of Tiaro—just 15 minutes away—has everything you need with local pubs, eateries, a post office, and a small grocery store.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from 
AU$424
 / night

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The best dog-friendly glamping in Sunshine Coast guide

Where to go

Caloundra

About an hour's drive north of Brisbane, Caloundra is home to some of Queensland’s best beaches. Kings Beach is a favourite for its oceanfront saltwater pool and walking tracks that lead around the Caloundra headland. In the heart of Caloundra, on the Pumicestone Passage, are a range of accommodation options from camping and caravan sites to oceanfront cabins and glamping tents, many with access to a swimming pool, laundry, and free wifi.

Maroochydore

Half an hour up the coast, Maroochydore is considered the heart of the Sunshine Coast. You can easily spend all your time in the main town, catching waves and enjoying the bars and restaurants that line its lively esplanade, but it’s also a prime spot for embarking on diving and snorkeling trips.

​Coolum

Coolum is a perennially popular getaway for its beaches, golf courses, and carefree atmosphere. Explore the rocky headlands of Point Perry and Point Arkwright, and even tackle the climb to the peak of Mount Coolum—the view from the top is well worth the effort. Back down at sea level, oceanfront campgrounds offer van and camping spots with direct access to the beach.

Noosa

Surrounded by national parks, beaches, and hinterland, Noosa's natural beauty makes it the jewel in the Sunshine Coast’s crown. Adventure abounds: You can soak up the turquoise waters of Noosa Main Beach, spot wildlife in Noosa National Park, paddle through the wetlands of the Noosa Everglades, and head from Noosa North Shore to Rainbow Beach and into Great Sandy National Park, home to the famed Fraser Island.

Hinterland

Head into the Sunshine Coast’s Hinterland and discover the rainforest of Kondalilla National Park, the ancient volcanic peaks of the Glass House Mountains, and the bohemian atmosphere of the Eumundi Markets. You can wake up to mountain views and the sounds of a burbling creek at a number of area camping grounds.

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