Springbrook Mountain Chalets

Check In Instructions

check in 10 am

check out 2 pm

please contact property direct once booking is made to arrange keys and check in.

Children and Extra Guests Details

Adults extra $44.00 each.

Children extra $30 each - children must be supervised at all times.

Car Parking Details

Car parking is available right next to your chalet.

Travel Directions

Located 30 minutes from the fabulous Gold Coast hinterland. From the Pacific Motorway, Springbrook Plateau is 29km from Mudgeeraba or 42km from Nerang. Exit the Pacific Motorway at Mudgeeraba (exit 79 from the north, exit 80 from the south) and follow the Gold Coast-Springbrook Road. Alternatively, exit the Pacific Motorway at Nerang (exit 69) and follow the Nerang-Murwillumbah Road for 42km then take the Springbrook turn-off at Pine Creek Road. Both bitumen roads are steep and narrow.

Note there is no through road access to New South Wales from the plateau.

Things To Do

Dominating the Gold Coasts western skyline, Springbrooks cool forests and mountain streams offer visitors views of impressive landscapes, and walks among subtropical and temperate rainforest, open eucalypt forest and montane heath. Spectacular waterfalls, cascades and tumbling creeks are dominant features in this World Heritage-listed park.

The Plateau has many lookouts with fabulous views Visit Natural Bridge by day to see a unique waterfall or after dark to discover the park's amazing glow-worms.

1.Wunburra Lookout - 30m return (5 minutes) Class 2 Wunburra Lookout has views of Purling Brook Gorge, Mount Cougal and the Little Nerang Dam.

2. Canyon Lookout 30m return (5 minutes) Class 1 Take in the superb views of Twin and Rainbow Falls, the sheer walls of the Canyon and the ocean beyond.

3. Best of All Lookout 700m return (Allow about 30 minutes walking time) Class 2 Walk through ancient 2000 year old Antarctic beech forest to a view of northern New South Wales dominated by Mount Warning (remanant volcano)

4. Purling Brook Falls Circuit 4km return (Allow about 2-3 hours walking time) Class 3 Walkers pass through open eucalypt forest of New England ash Eucalyptus campanulata, where fire-adapted species such as lepidozamias, hakeas and various wildflowers grow, before descending into the gorge to view the falls from below. A steady climb through forest brings the walker back to the picnic area.

5. Twin Falls Circuit 4km return (Allow about 1.5/2 hours walking time) Class 3 Notice the smooth, pink bark of the brush box radiocarbon dated in other parts of the World Heritage area at 1500 years, making these trees the oldest ever carbon-dated on Australias mainland.

6. Warrie Circuit 17km return (Allow about 5/6 hours walking time) Class 4 The track named with the Aboriginal word Warrie, meaning, "rushing water" crosses several creeks and gullies. The track reaches the "Meeting of the Waters" where all watercourses draining the canyon meet.