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Crystal Creek Rainforest Retreat
Border Ranges: B&B or self-catering accommodation in 7 architect-designed cabins in mountain rainforest bordering World Heritage Area.

Hosts
Address
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Mark & Bronny
Crystal Creek Rainforest Retreat
Murwillumbah NSW 2484
Phone 02 6679 1591
Fax 02 6679 1596
Email Hosts
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Architect-designed self-contained bungalows & lodges.
Each catering for one couple only.
Toilet/Bath
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Ensuite: all with double spa baths – floor-to-ceiling windows & rainforest views.
Tariff AU$
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Creekside Bungalows: AU$345 per couple
Rainforest Canopy Bungalows: AU$395 per couple
Glass Terrace Bungalows: AU$425 per couple
Packages available. MasterCard, Visa, Amex, Diners.
Meals
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Meals not included in tariff. Choice of s
Self-catering or choose from range of gourmet dinners & gourmet hampers.
Smoking
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Guests are requested to use the verandas when smoking.
Children
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Children are not catered for.
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Road: 20 min. Murwillumbah; 40 min. Gold Coast; 60 min. Byron Bay; 2 hr Brisbane.
Air: 40 min. Gold Coast Airport

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Listed until
31-03-2009

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Nestled in a green wonderland of gushing creeks and subtropical forest, Crystal Creek Rainforest Retreat is one of the finest wilderness retreats in Australia – it has Australian and international tourism awards to prove it. The breathtaking backdrop is the escarpment of Mt Springbrook, which is part of the World Heritage-listed Springbrook National Park. The retreat itself is a steep chunk of mossy forest, abundantly furnished with creeks, waterfalls and wildlife.
Relaxing over the Creek Glass Terrace Cabin

Crystal Creek Rainforest Retreat is in the beautiful Tweed Valley, home to five World Heritage-listed national parks. The relaxing drive culminates in several wet creek crossings as you wind your way through the rainforest on your final approach.

Crafted from glass, steel and timber, each of the seven self-contained bungalows is a work of sensitive architectural design. The Glass Terrace Bungalow is virtually at one with the rainforest that surrounds it. The spacious, open-plan bungalow is contained by glass walls to allow full view of the forest. The Rainforest Canopy bungalows are a split-level design with an oak-panelled ceiling, huge windows and a separate kitchen, while the Creekside Spa bungalows can comfortably accommodate two couples immersed in the rainforest.

The bungalows are totally private – only the local wildlife can peer through the glass-walled bathrooms, each of which has a double-size spa bath adjoining floor-to-ceiling windows, kingsize beds, full kitchen facilities, gas heaters and TV/VCR. The kitchens have four-burner gas cooktops and convection/microwave ovens. There are gas barbecues on the big decks where you can dine with the whipbirds calling from the depths of the forest.

A short walk along Crystal Creek takes you to a natural freshwater pool, where you can sit under the waterfall for the best natural massage you'll ever have. Laze around in hammocks suspended above the creek, take a hike along the eight kilometres of private walking tracks that wind through the 100-hectare property then indulge in a soothing massage. Finally, take a refresher course in the art of feeling good!

  • 1999 National Winner: Australian Tourism Award
  • 2000 NSW Winner: Australian Tourism Award

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