Gold Coast Tree Houses

Set in the Gold Coast hinterland at Austinville, Gold Coast Tree Houses is an intimate accommodation retreat surrounded by bushland and gum trees. The property combines an eco-friendly, off-grid approach with individually styled buildings, giving each stay a distinct setting and character. Views extend across the surrounding hills towards the city and water.

The accommodation collection includes seven self-contained buildings, with both elevated tree houses and single-level options. Each space has been designed to make use of its natural surroundings while retaining a comfortable, private atmosphere. The buildings vary in layout, materials and facilities, so the collection suits guests looking for something more individual than standard accommodation.

Several tree houses are arranged over multiple levels and incorporate features that connect the interiors with the landscape. These include distinctive bathing spaces, elevated outlooks and compact areas designed for relaxing among the trees. One tree house uses recycled materials from the property, while another is reached by a spiral staircase and includes a self-sufficient kitchen. Accessibility features are available in selected buildings, including disability-friendly bathrooms and layouts.

The Bush Cabin provides a larger, disability-friendly option in the hinterland. The Shed is a converted structure made with local and homegrown timber, with views towards the city and water and a hot tub positioned to take in the outlook. A converted shipping container offers a compact retreat with a separate plumbed outhouse a short walk away.

The setting is suited to guests seeking time away from busy surroundings, with the property’s farm atmosphere, natural outlook and off-grid character shaping the experience. The range of building styles can appeal to couples, families and travellers interested in unusual accommodation, although each building offers a different arrangement. Gold Coast Tree Houses is best approached as a nature-based stay where the accommodation itself forms a central part of the visit.