Binna Burra Lodge

Resort hotel · Scenic Rim

Binna Burra Lodge

Resort hotel · Scenic Rim

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1040 Binna Burra Rd, Beechmont QLD 4211, Australia

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Nestled in the rainforest, this chic mountain lodge offers cozy accommodations, stunning views, and delicious dining—perfect for a peaceful nature escape.  

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1040 Binna Burra Rd, Beechmont QLD 4211, Australia Get directions

binnaburralodge.com.au
@binnaburra

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1040 Binna Burra Rd, Beechmont QLD 4211, Australia Get directions

+61 7 5533 3622
binnaburralodge.com.au
@binnaburra
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"As some of the season's first bushfires tore through southeast Queensland in spring 2019, burning the heritage cottages at Binna Burra Lodge — one of Australia's oldest ecolodges — to the ground, the loss was felt far beyond the devastated local community. "This is an 86-year-old enterprise that people all over the world have a strong emotional connection to," lodge chairman Steve Noakes tells me. "I had a call from one lady in Washington, D.C. who had donated a garden bench some years ago and wanted to fund a replacement. I'm still getting calls like that." As the first major tourism business hit by the fires, the lodge's reopening in September 2020 — just a week shy of the anniversary of the fires — was a pivotal moment for Australia's recovery." - Travel + Leisure Editors

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Shane Sullivan

Google
Had a wonderful night in one of the tiny homes. Justine in reception was beyond welcoming and helpful. The tiny home has amazing views and everything you need for a very comfortable getaway. It’s really well equipped and you could easily self cater. However, we had dinner and breakfast included and the food was impressive. The slow roasted lamb and torched apple were standouts. I understand the chef is relatively new and he sure is a keeper. Breakfast was just as impressive. Food was great and the serves generous. We will be back again soon. In fact, it’s already booked! And we’re bringing friends. Photo of the avo smash for breakfast and view from our tiny house.

Ale Smal

Google
Binna Burra Lodge exceeded my expectations! The view is absolutely breathtaking. The service from the Binna Burra staff - the cleaning crew, reception, waiters - were all friendly and helpful. Binna Burra's amenities, including the bathrooms, gas stoves and wash up areas were kept clean at all times. The hiking trails were an added bonus! The food at the Tea House were rich in flavour. The safari tents were reasonably priced and well-equipped with a charging port and room light. Do come see the beautiful views for yourself!

Trip.com Member

Google
it was great experience for short term escape from the busy life. the bush walking was amazing, found so many different things along the way. we love the fire place and the bath tup in the room which were very convenient for a cold day. got coffee machine, a little kitchen net with all needs. We lived on the top floor which had the great view of the mountains and the valley. it's a good walking distance from the sky lodge to the tea house. the only things need improvement are the beds and the pillows. but after all the whole stay was awesome.

Alison Bell

Google
Absolutely perfect accommodation to escape into nature, unwind, relax and enjoy what Lamington National Park has to offer. The Tiny Homes are very comfortable with ample room for two. Personally, we found the mattress extremely firm, but that my suit others. Staff were all exceptionally helpful and friendly. The views are, well, too incredible for words. Will definitely be back, and I look forward to seeing the redevelopment of the lodge.

Bruce Notman

Google
Binns Burra is an absolutely great place to stay in. The views are fantastic. The staff are great very supportive makes you feel very welcomed and comfortable. Going to do extended walks - Make sure we have a backpack with a first aid kit torch Jacket for cooler weather poncho for the rain. my reception is very limited. It’s going on the longer walks by yourself probably good to let reception know where you’re going. How long you’ll be. Also don’t forget good runners or hiking shoes or boots are better for the area. Sure Water for the track that you’re going to adventure out upon. take some little bags of snacks for protein hits along the way if you get the munchies. Dried food is better. Don’t treat the walks like a marathon walk conservatively keep your own energy up stop the silent. I will look around you where you are what’s moving? Listen. Enjoy. They have a massive development proceeding shortly and that’s why I bought shares in Binna Burra.

Loyal Crush

Google
Stayed in one of the tiny houses Friday and Saturday night. They are magical! Wow. I highly recommend a trip to Binna Burra Lodge to stay in one of these as the ultimate for decompression. A trip into the park was stunning as well. Ate breakfast and dinner at the Binna Burra Tea House and thought it was good value and tasty food.

Kalem Smith

Google
Everything about this place is great. The views are amazing, the food at the tea house was tasty and all of the staff were super friendly. Will be coming back soon!

Greg Tolcher

Google
Recommended. Our drive up today was impromptu and followed a healthy lunch at the Hinze Dam 'View Cafe'. We decided to take a half-hour drive just to Beechmont but then stopped at Rosin's Lookout and ventured onwards to Binna Burra; glad we did. We can't offer much information about the area, except to say the cafe coffee and treats were great, as is the view, even if it's a bit hazy. Storms are about (13 Nov 24), so we considered ourselves lucky. Accommodation and a trail-head for a variety of walks in the Lamington National Park are on offer: for us, maybe another visit, another day.