Top 5 Luxury tents in New South Wales

69 Bynya Rd, Palm Beach NSW 2108, Australia

“I recently had the pleasure of dining at Jonah’s Restaurant, and my experience was nothing short of extraordinary. From the moment I walked in, I was captivated by the restaurant’s elegant decorations, which set the stage for a truly luxurious dining experience. The breathtaking panoramic views of the sea from Jonah’s are unparalleled. With every glance, I was mesmerized by the vast expanse of the ocean, creating a serene and picturesque backdrop that enhanced my overall dining experience. It’s a haven for seafood enthusiasts and nature lovers alike, providing a dining ambiance that is both tranquil and awe-inspiring. The hospitality at Jonah’s is truly commendable. The lady at the reception was not only warm and welcoming but also incredibly professional. Her attention to detail and willingness to assist with any inquiries made me feel valued as a guest. The staff’s genuine friendliness and dedication to ensuring a seamless dining experience were evident throughout my visit.”

1 Barangaroo Ave, Barangaroo NSW 2000, Australia

“Very nice hotel but for the price it’s needs to be excellent. |Room wasn’t ready by 3pm, not available until 3.45, we were compensated with a $100 credit but still would have preferred to be able to settle in to celebrate my wife’s 60th …”

Cockatoo Island Waterfront Campground, Cockatoo Island NSW 2110, Australia

“Fantastic new perspective of Sydney Harbour. Great little tent for a couples night. We had a beautiful evening walk, talk and snooze. Perfect peaceful evening under the tree tops. Great facilities and cleanliness. Loved the cubicles with Toilet, basin and shower combined.”

7 Tweed Coast Rd, Hastings Point NSW 2489, Australia

“We stayed here mid week, in one of the surfari tents. Stayed 4, paid 3. We came here with another couple so we had 2 tents next to each other. So reasonably priced and has everything you need to have a few days away. A great staycation (we live on the Gold Coast, so just a quick one hour drive).”

1 Regatta Dr, Valla Beach NSW 2448, Australia

“I had an absolutely fantastic stay at Valla Beach Holiday Park! The location was simply wonderful, being very close to both the creek and beach access. Its a hidden gem, offering a serene atmosphere and a perfect setting for a relaxing getaway. The proximity to nature made the stay even more memorable, creating a fantastic experience overall. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a tranquil and enjoyable holiday by the coast.”

NA, Capertee NSW 2846, Australia

“We stayed at Virgo so experiences with other tents might vary. A unique experience that's surely finding its way to Australia travelling bucket list one day, I have little doubt about that. Going into the site is not bad but definitely don't recommend low clearance vehicles. The directions are easy to follow and the farm animals generally share the road fairly. Occasionally some cows would take their time so take yours as well. Driving after dark is absolutely not recommended for the sake of your safety and the native animals'. Waking up in the morning sun, one is often greeted by clouds coming down the mountains on the other side of the canyon. Once the sun comes up and cleared the mist, there's the panorama view into the Capertee Valley. The canyon is so vast that one can spot multiple weather patterns at the same time. Just sitting there appreciating the spectacular view offered by mother nature is a truly rewarding experience on its own. It might not be the end of the world if the weather is upon the tent itself. It tends to move fast. The tent (bubble?) is as fascinating as advertised. I won't go into details of itself for it's fun to explore. Go watch The Martian (2015) and you will get a general idea. Just not as big and as high-tech, but then again this is Earth not Mars. The supporting facilities around the tent are very thoughtfully designed. As long as one followed instructions or better still, done their homework with video clips provided, it is easy to take advantage of all that's provided. BBQ is a good way to prepare dinner or two and the fire is an essential part of camping. The wood fire bath tube is an interesting concept to master. Again, follow the instructions and you should be alright. There is constant communication from the host with real-time updates and value-adding travel tips so even beginners should be able to survive. I often dream about visiting another planet but now I know there's one more place on earth I'd like to visit again.”