Nightfall’s commitment to environmental, economic and social sustainability is best explained through conscious planning and elimination of all that is not essential (some ‘luxuries’ are essential).
It’s a genuinely-sustainable lifestyle we love to share. If you’re interested, you can learn about Nightfall’s environmental practices including on-site waste-water treatment and waste minimisation through reduction, re-use, recycling and recovery with composting.
Most of Nightfall’s electricity is generated by a 5KW grid- connect solar-power system. Conservation also extends to the progressive restoration and rehabilitation of parts of our 257-acre site, as well as the monitoring of Christmas Creek and protected species, including the glossy-black cockatoos which frequent our Lamington Valley. During your visit, you may meet Lillypilly, a wallaby we raised from a hairless joey stage.
Nightfall embraces ecotourism principles, operating with a strong focus on environmental care, responsible use of resources, and support for local communities. Guests are invited to connect with and learn from the natural environment in a way that prioritises sustainability and conservation.
Nightfall has become a role model for high-quality environmentally sustainable tourism in Australia – rare luxury eco accommodation which gives back to the environment.