The Canopy Rainforest Treehouses & Wildlife Sanctuary

We - unfortunately - only had the opportunity to stay one night, and therefore stayed in one of the smaller cabins; I understand that the experience is a bit more intense in the larger houses, but we are so satisfied. The cabin itself was very fresh and modern, and a marvel of "Compact Living". Coming here was a real treat for the soul. So peaceful and quiet, yet at the same time we had all the sounds of the rainforest close upon us. We saw some animals and birds, but perhaps not as many as we had hoped for. Regardless, our stay at The Canopy Rainforest Treehouses & Wildlife Sanctuary will be one of the more memorable stops on our Australian trip. Hope to be able to come back and stay in the larger cabins.

We stayed 3 nights and had the best wildlife encounters of our entire 2 week Australia trip here. The kids fed parrots by hand on the treehouse deck every morning, there was always at least one friendly pademelon hopping around below us, and we got to see our first platypus after just 15 mins of exploring the trails around the property. The highlight was the resident Cassowary who took a stroll through our carport one evening and made us feel like extras in a Jurassic Park movie. If you or your kids are interested in wildlife then this place is a very cool experience. It helps that the hosts are super friendly too, and the location is a great base for exploring the tablelands (Jaques coffee plantation and Millaa Millaa falls were highlights). Highly recommended

Arrived to multiple cockroaches in the sink and stovetop in the echidna room which is not the best start. Cutlery and plates were barely cleaned, bugs throughout cabinetry. Location was the only nice attribute but paying a 5 star rate ($400+/night) was not worth it. The spa once started up quickly filled the tub with chunks of algae. Shows the system hasn't been flushed/cleaned for quite some time. Overall, we wish we stayed elsewhere. EDIT: No I will not remove my review. I will give you guys a call tomorrow. When you're sitting in the spa bath with nothing on and it fills with algae all over my body why wouldn't I leave a poor review.

So sad to see the new owners have upped the priced beyond belief, even more sad that they don't look after their locals anymore, I wished the previous owner was still there. We use to travel from nsw every year to our spend a weekend in a little piece of heaven. We are now locals and have lived here for four years and cant even afford to go to the place we once called our favourite place in the world. Do better look after the people who used to be your regulars, it use to be all about the wildlife, now its just all about the money.

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.||⸻

A life changing experience, staying in this pristine rainforest with its gorgeous walks to different parts of the property and the babbling Ithica river. We loved the birdsong, the sightings of turtles, the platypus, the red footed pademelons, tree kangaroo and much more. Daniel and Jenny are tremendous hosts who have done the planet a huge favour with their guest house.

The four of us had booked a treehouse, hoping for two wonderful nights in the rainforest... and we weren't disappointed. The owner greeted us upon arrival and explained the grounds – there are small paths through the forest that lead to beautiful spots where the likelihood of seeing animals is high. The treehouse "pademelon" was located right next to a small river in the middle of the rainforest. In the morning and evening hours, you can hear all sorts of animals and actually feel a bit removed from civilization. We were also able to observe many animals (e.g., kangaroos, platypuses, turtles, opposums, and birds) – some of them even from the terrace. A truly great place for nature lovers. Despite its location, the treehouse was well-equipped. Electricity, hot water, and all the usual amenities are available. There is no Wi-Fi or mobile phone reception – and that's a good thing. If you really want to check emails or do other things online, you can go to the reception, where Wi-Fi is available. We can only recommend a stay there.

Just stunning. 5 star treehouse accommodation set in tropical rainforests on the Atherton tablelands surrounded by wildlife which you can interact with in their natural habitat. So peaceful and quiet