What our guests say…

  I cannot rave enough about Nightfall! The entire experience from the moment we arrived was magical and divine. Every detail was thought of and we came away so very relaxed... read more I am counting down to the next visit! Jaide & Steve have created a truly magical place!

  We stayed at Nightfall for two nights in early August. It is a beautiful hideaway with the feel of camping but with lots of luxurious touches. The “tent”... read more is a large canvas cabin, with a kitchenette, a lounge area, a king sized bed, two bathtubs and a shower. There is a beautiful wood burning stove in the centre of the cabin that can be turned to face any of the areas. There is some lighting and we were also provided with two small solar lamps. If you like to read in bed though you may want to bring a small battery powered or solar light.

The meals were really nice, with dinner brought to our room on the first night and a group dinner (at separate tables) on the second night. The food was really high quality and it was lovely to eat breakfast by the river in the morning. The food and all wine/beer or any drink is delicious and plentiful!

There are small walks and boulder-hopping opportunities right around the campsite but it is easy to do a day hike from here by driving for 10 minutes to an entrance to Lamington National Park.

We would definitely recommend staying here in the winter or when there is cooler weather to take advantage of the beautiful wood burning stove! More

  Wow, what a wonderful relaxing 3 night stay. We loved the tent, the rotating fireplace, the variety of delicious food, meal settings, wildlife and the bush walks. Thanks so much... read more Steve and Jaide for a very memorable stay. We will be back. Cheers David & Narelle

  My wife and I stayed 3 nights with Steve and Jaide for our wedding anniversary and it was absolute bliss. We were woken every morning to bird calls and on... read more stepping out of the luxury tents would see wallabies, monitors, turtles, galahs, cockatoos, wedgetailed eagles and even a nesting frogmouth just on the way to breakfast! Food was incredible, accomodation luxurious and the company delightful - hosts, guests and wildlife! Highly recommend to any nature lover. Thanks again to Steve and Jaide.

  Nightfall would have to be in one of the most pristine locations we have visited. Set next to Christmas creek in the ancient Lamington National Park the glamping experience created... read more by the super friendly hosts Steve and Jade is second to none! The tents are spacious and fitted out beautifully with an amazing comfortable king size bed.. The shower and baths filled with the spring water from the creek were a highlight and the views from our front deck of the rugged beautiful mountains was sensational. Then there is the magnificent organic food... Simply delicious with a good range. A visit to Nightfall is a must if you like the wilderness and the finer things in life. Considering the location the food and the open bar this is value for money. Of course its made even better by Steve and Jade who are passionate about providing guests nothing but the best! Thank you Steve and Jade More

  My husband and I stayed at Nightfall in April and had the best weekend celebration for his birthday. Nightfall surpassed our expectations. Steve and Jaide are fantastic, welcoming and enjoyable... read more hosts (attentive and responsive whilst also giving us our own space). The tents themselves are just perfect... so much thought and planning has gone into the inclusions and layout. The rotating fireplace is heavenly, as are the couples antique bathtubs. There was nothing better than having a long soak in front of the fire with a glass of wine after a hike through the National Park. It doesn’t get better than this!! One word: Bliss!!

  Thankyou so much Steve and Jaide for our beautiful Easter weekend away! The food was beyond amazing! Our ‘tent’ was more than we could have ever have expected and we... read more truly didn’t want to leave. The vintage baths were decadent and the bed so so comfy! You have thought of everything and the entire place is a credit to you. ❤️

  My partner and I celebrated a birthday at Nightfall this weekend, and we are still raving about it. We love the outdoors and are quite used to camping -... read more be it in a two man hike tent, or rather more comfortabley in the bigger tent. However, I think we may well have ruined any future camping trips with our stay at Nightfall. The drive to Nightfall reminds you that your are heading to somewhere off the beaten track, with the added bonus of having no mobile reception. ( If you can’t handle disconnecting from the world - there is wifi at Night Fall). Crossing the creek at the property you arrive to a space that is charmingly understated, and beautifully thought out - gardens with surprising additions of steampunk sculptures, large river rocks artfully balanced and some Red Necked Wallabies contentedly grazing. It was a bit hard to take notice of the welcome from Steve, as the creek is at the edge of the lawn and burbling it’s way over small rapids - all we could think about was grabbing a G&T from the open bar and getting our trotters in the water. As if all of that was not good enough - we were shown to our ‘tent’. I’m not sure tent is the right word here - while things look unassuming from the outside, it’s when you step up onto the deck that you get an inkling that... My partner and I celebrated a birthday at Nightfall this weekend, and we are still raving about it.

We love the outdoors and are quite used to camping - be it in a two man hike tent, or rather more comfortabley in the bigger tent. However, I think we may well have ruined any future camping trips with our stay at Nightfall.

The drive to Nightfall reminds you that your are heading to somewhere off the beaten track, with the added bonus of having no mobile reception. ( If you can’t handle disconnecting from the world - there is wifi at Night Fall). Crossing the creek at the property you arrive to a space that is charmingly understated, and beautifully thought out - gardens with surprising additions of steampunk sculptures, large river rocks artfully balanced and some Red Necked Wallabies contentedly grazing.

It was a bit hard to take notice of the welcome from Steve, as the creek is at the edge of the lawn and burbling it’s way over small rapids - all we could think about was grabbing a G&T from the open bar and getting our trotters in the water.

As if all of that was not good enough - we were shown to our ‘tent’. I’m not sure tent is the right word here - while things look unassuming from the outside, it’s when you step up onto the deck that you get an inkling that the photos in the add are in no way stretching the truth.

These tents are nothing short of fantastic - large, beautifully thought out and designed. Every detail has been considered, linens are luxurious, all the soaps and body products are organic and scented with Nightfall’s signature scent ( can’t wait till they are selling the products to the public). Soaking in the vintage baths, scented with Nightfalls’s signature bath salts, resting your glass of wine on the conveniently placed stump while taking in the stunning views through the open tents should be mandatory.

Ok - so if I have’t got you interested, let me talk about the dining experience. After our arrival bottle of birthday bubbles, and cheese platter ( which we chose to enjoy with our feet in the creek) we had a delivery of wood fired pizza and desert to our tent. Swaddled in our robes, we had pizza and wine by in front of the fire ( the best fire place I’ve ever seen).

Breakfasts and the following night’s dinner were served by the creek - the night time garden picked out with a fairy’s delight of lights. Steve and Jaide were very keen to make sure we didn’t go hungry.

Look - it’s a pricey few days, but you will struggle to find anything quite like this around. Hat’s off to Steve and Jaide, they have done a fantastic job in creating their sanctuary. More

  My partner and I celebrated a birthday at Nightfall this weekend, and we are still raving about it.

We love the outdoors and are quite used to camping -... read more be it in a two man hike tent, or rather more comfortabley in the bigger tent. However, I think we may well have ruined any future camping trips with our stay at Nightfall.

The drive to Nightfall reminds you that your are heading to somewhere off the beaten track, with the added bonus of having no mobile reception. ( If you can’t handle disconnecting from the world - there is wifi at Night Fall). Crossing the creek at the property you arrive to a space that is charmingly understated, and beautifully thought out - gardens with surprising additions of steampunk sculptures, large river rocks artfully balanced and some Red Necked Wallabies contentedly grazing.

It was a bit hard to take notice of the welcome from Steve, as the creek is at the edge of the lawn and burbling it’s way over small rapids - all we could think about was grabbing a G&T from the open bar and getting our trotters in the water.

As if all of that was not good enough - we were shown to our ‘tent’. I’m not sure tent is the right word here - while things look unassuming from the outside, it’s when you step up onto the deck that you get an inkling that the photos in the add are in no way stretching the truth.

These tents are nothing short of fantastic - large, beautifully thought out and designed. Every detail has been considered, linens are luxurious, all the soaps and body products are organic and scented with Nightfall’s signature scent ( can’t wait till they are selling the products to the public). Soaking in the vintage baths, scented with Nightfalls’s signature bath salts, resting your glass of wine on the conveniently placed stump while taking in the stunning views through the open tents should be mandatory.

Ok - so if I have’t got you interested, let me talk about the dining experience. After our arrival bottle of birthday bubbles, and cheese platter ( which we chose to enjoy with our feet in the creek) we had a delivery of wood fired pizza and desert to our tent. Swaddled in our robes, we had pizza and wine by in front of the fire ( the best fire place I’ve ever seen).

Breakfasts and the following night’s dinner were served by the creek - the night time garden picked out with a fairy’s delight of lights. Steve and Jaide were very keen to make sure we didn’t go hungry.

Look - it’s a pricey few days, but you will struggle to find anything quite like this around. Hat’s off to Steve and Jaide, they have done a fantastic job in creating their sanctuary.

  My partner and I celebrated a birthday at Nightfall this weekend, and we are still raving about it.

We love the outdoors and are quite used to camping -... read more be it in a two man hike tent, or rather more comfortabley in the bigger tent. However, I think we may well have ruined any future camping trips with our stay at Nightfall.

The drive to Nightfall reminds you that your are heading to somewhere off the beaten track, with the added bonus of having no mobile reception. ( If you can’t handle disconnecting from the world - there is wifi at Night Fall). Crossing the creek at the property you arrive to a space that is charmingly understated, and beautifully thought out - gardens with surprising additions of steampunk sculptures, large river rocks artfully balanced and some Red Necked Wallabies contentedly grazing.

It was a bit hard to take notice of the welcome from Steve, as the creek is at the edge of the lawn and burbling it’s way over small rapids - all we could think about was grabbing a G&T from the open bar and getting our trotters in the water.

As if all of that was not good enough - we were shown to our ‘tent’. I’m not sure tent is the right word here - while things look unassuming from the outside, it’s when you step up onto the deck that you get an inkling that the photos in the add are in no way stretching the truth.

These tents are nothing short of fantastic - large, beautifully thought out and designed. Every detail has been considered, linens are luxurious, all the soaps and body products are organic and scented with Nightfall’s signature scent ( can’t wait till they are selling the products to the public). Soaking in the vintage baths, scented with Nightfalls’s signature bath salts, resting your glass of wine on the conveniently placed stump while taking in the stunning views through the open tents should be mandatory.

Ok - so if I have’t got you interested, let me talk about the dining experience. After our arrival bottle of birthday bubbles, and cheese platter ( which we chose to enjoy with our feet in the creek) we had a delivery of wood fired pizza and desert to our tent. Swaddled in our robes, we had pizza and wine by in front of the fire ( the best fire place I’ve ever seen).

Breakfasts and the following night’s dinner were served by the creek - the night time garden picked out with a fairy’s delight of lights. Steve and Jaide were very keen to make sure we didn’t go hungry.

Look - it’s a pricey few days, but you will struggle to find anything quite like this around. Hat’s off to Steve and Jaide, they have done a fantastic job in creating their sanctuary.

  I encountered Nightfall when my wife and I were looking for somewhere unforgettable to celebrate our wedding anniversary. We were among their first guests to book when the opened and... read more so were offered a special rate. But before we could arrive, Nightfall ran into permit...More

  My family surprised me on my recent birthday with a 2 night stay at Nightfall. After I found out about this delightful surprise I researched the property. Research built a... read more high expectation of the experience we were in for. Having stayed at some Luxury Lodges...More