Location is fantastic. In the middle of the rainforest. Eco huts very simple but comfortable. Netting to keep the bugs out. Incredible the noises at night. All sorts of creatures out there. Just like camping in the middle of the forest but in the comfort of a room with bed and shower. Really nice experience. The swim down in Noah’s creek is amazing, refreshing really in the rainforest and you can walk up to a bigger swim hole 300 m upstream. Kitchen and bbq area fully equipped. Wifi and electricity in this area. Huts have only small light and ubs charging points. Best bring your own food to cook. Lots of walks and hiking around the area. Beach close by, beautiful views but no swimming due to stingers and crocodiles. Staff very friendly and eager to give advice and help you get used to what is a very different environment to what we were used to.

The area had been heavily affected by typhoon in december. Roads were partially closed and only residents and those with booked rooms allowed through. Could not make it to cape tribulation. We were here in feb which is not the best season they say and with typhoon even worse. Being from Spain we were not really aware and a little more information upfront would have been nice. Anyway the huts were fine. Only the house down close to the entry had been hit by floods. All the residential areas kitchen and all were in perfect conditions.

Location, scenery, clean, relaxing

Overpriced. Whilst we appreciate it is marketed as an eco stop, we still felt we should at least be able to charge our phone, considering the remoteness of the area, and that there was powered lights and hot water in the units.

Schöne Lage am Fluss, einfache Unterkunft, schöne Hütten, sauber, freundliches Personal. Dusche unter freiem Himmel. Interessantes Konzept mit 12v in der Hütte. Gemeinschaftskunde und Feuerstelle

Hütten etwas klein, wenig Ablagen und Platz, Moskitonetz zu klein.

extensive property with beautiful walks, staff were personable, warm and welcoming. beds were comfortable, outside ensuite was delightful. Hammock and chairs on patio/deck. Excellent camp kitchen.

The hut was just a tiny bit small - not much room for luggage. The outside patio was great but with such heavy rain, we couldn't leave anything outside on the deck.

Georgeous location

The sign-posting for the walks needs to be seriously updated as we got lost many times and heard the same from other guests when we came across each other in the communal kitchen. I am sad that there was no mention at all that we were on Kuku Yalanji country and the absence of any mention is consistent with the attitudes I came across from white people in northern Queensland. I am white too - but having grown up in South Africa under apartheid, before it was thankfully eradicated in 1991, I felt like I had gone back to the past .

We loved the serenity!! Nights around the fire in the fire-pit were especially lovely. A swim in the fast-flowing creek was challenging, brief, but fun. The outdoor bathroom was perfect, as was the outdoor kitchen - excellent.

Fabulous location with a beautiful swimming hole and spectacular view of the ranges. Cabins were well spaced apart from each other and really clean and comfortable. Owners and staff were very friendly and helpful. Kitchen was large and really well equipped. Will definitely stay here again.

Wonderful secluded spot with clean and comfy glamping huts, and a private swimming hole (current too fast for small children). Loved listening to the insects and the creek rushing at night. The communal kitchen was tidy and pretty well equipped. Beautiful timber benches.

A path to the kitchen area would be nice as the ground was a bit squelchy. Also, while we were fine with self check-in we had trouble finding our hut because the abbreviations on the map - G1, G2 etc - didn't match the hut name on the board -'Amaranthine'. I suggest as an easy fix the map's 'G1' could be chalked next to the name eg 'Amaranthine'.