Bring the dogs. Fifty acres says yes.
Dogs are welcome across all 50 private acres of a Scenic Rim retreat, twelve minutes from Canungra.
What fifty acres means to a dog Private walking tracks through native flora, a dam and picnic spots down the hill, and stargazing flat on the grass once the sun goes down. The property takes one booking at a time, so the grounds are yours — and the dog's — for the whole stay.
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House rules for dogs
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Check availabilityWhere is The Eagles Nest?
The Eagles Nest is a private hilltop retreat in the Scenic Rim, Queensland, 12 minutes from Canungra and adjoining Lamington National Park. Drive time is about 80 minutes from Brisbane and about 45 minutes from the Gold Coast.
Is the driveway accessible for all vehicles?
Yes — the driveway is a sealed, asphalt approach of around 600 metres. It's steep due to the ridgeline location; medium–large vehicles are ideal, though small cars can also manage it without issue.