七峰農場住宿(Seven Peaks Farm Stay)

Cabin 3 was exactly as depicted. From the veranda you hear the sweet sounds of the lorikeets, whip birds and kookaburras whilst catching glimpses of the Glasshouse Mountains. A walk around the property is wonderful experience. Enhanced views of the Glasshouse Mountains, beautiful rolling hills and lots of farm animals to see. Just be aware that you park your vehicle near reception and are provided with a trolley to walk your luggage down to the cabin. Keeps noise at the cabin to a minimum. The bed and shower were superb! Overall a very relaxing and enjoyable experience

I wish I stayed longer! The property was beautiful - sprawling land with horses, goats, cows, a pond, lots of birds, mythical platypus. The cabin was gorgeous - I would live in it if I could. The food in the kitchen was delicious and fresh. The goats love a good scratch. The bed was so comfy and the shower was luxurious. The owners, Jenny and Graham were so nice. My lost bag arrived late from the airport and they delivered it to me, drove me to the zoo and picked me up, told me all about the farm and the area. I had a wonderful time. 10/10 would go back.

We Loved our stay & would be very happy & willing to return. Beautifully presented accommodation with clean & modern amenities. Scenery is superb too.

Wanted a nice quiet location to relax with wife. Property delivered in spades. Hopping to return at a later date for another stay. So romantic and relaxing.

Such a beautiful property. Very elegant and well kept farm. Felt very at home and happy here.

Honeymoon Spa Cabin (cabin 6 Ngungun) was a fantastic place to stay - with an enormous deck for birdwatching from which made our week-long stay a delight. Heating and plenty of hot water was always available, and I imagine the shady deck would be perfect in the summer heat, but other seating areas were also plentiful, including around your own fire pit. Rural views and walks around the owners' land, discovering platypus in the ponds, a resident tawny frogmouth pair in the avo tree, with numerous other birds along the creeks and bush margins brought the bird list to 62 species here plus easy drives to the walking tracks of the Glass House Mountains and Mary Cairncross Reserve for additional tallies of pitta and other rainforest specialities. Graham and Jenny were great hosts and we only hope to return, as matching the quality offered by them will be hard to beat elsewhere. The photos are spot on.

Quiet and beautiful