It's only a matter of weeks before Binna Burra's new accommodation is complete. The Sky Lodges are Binna Burra's new style self-contained apartments that sleep from 1 - 10 people. Choose from a Studio, 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom or 3 bedroom apartment to accommodate singles, couples, families and groups.
Each has it's own fireplace and spa bath, and the views from every Sky Lodge are breathtaking. The best views available.
Sky Lodges appeal to those who prefer a more contemporary alternative to traditional Binna Burra, yet guests can still access the historic Lodge and can utlisie the Clifftop Dining Room or book onto one of our many activities.
Call 1300 246 622 for tariffs, further information or to book. Be one of the first to stay!
The Commando from TV's The Biggest Loser, will be returning in 2012 to host more Boot Camps.
Dates confirmed so far are: 13th - 16th May 2012 and 17th - 20th June 2012.
Boot Camps run for 3 days and include accommodation and food.
Spaces are limited and in high demand, so be quick to book.
Call Rachel on 1300 246 622 for more information.
It was an eye-opener for all who attended the Sky Lodge morning tea in July 2011. The weather was perfect enhancing the uninterrupted views across the Valley. Wow! You won’t find a better view. Many of the Sky Lodge owners were there to see how their Lodges are progressing. In attendance was John Brent, Mayor of the Scenic Rim, and Cathie Johnston, Tourism Development Coordinator for the Scenic Rim. Due to a run of dry weather, the buildings are on schedule and due for completion in December 2011. Binna Burra’s new accommodation will boast spectacular views, spa-baths and fire places and will attract a new market to Binna Burra. From a 1 bedroom studio to a 3 bedroom apartment, the Sky Lodges can sleep up to 10 people. If you would like to purchase one of the few remaining Sky Lodges contact Tim on 0417 068682 or if you would like to stay in a Sky Lodge call Binna Burra on 1300 246 622.
Local magician Dan the Magic Man will shock and stun on-lookers during this years Shareholders Week. His magic act has performed across Australia and internationally for the past fifteen years. This years Shareholders Week commences on Monday 7th November and concludes with the AGM on Sunday 13th November. The annual event has an array of activities including a trip to the local farm to milk a cow! If you are not a Shareholder, you can still attend. The activity agenda is available for all Lodge guests to partake in. For more information on Shareholder Week activities, click here or to book a room call Binna Burra on 1300 246 622 or www.binnaburralodge.com.au.
Spring time is when life begins in Lamington and a great time to be walking before the Summer rain. With more than 160km of Australia’s most diverse bush-walking tracks, there is plenty of choice to either go the distance or take a cool dip in the pools. One classic walk in Lamington National Park which departs from close to Binna Burra’s campsite is Dave’s Creek. This 12.4km graded track is very varied and extremely interesting. Wildflowers are abundant at this time of year. The walk takes in cliff-top tracks, creeks, mosses & ferns, Antarctic Beech trees, and a variety of lookouts. It’s a ‘must-do’.
For more information on Lamington National Park walks, go to Binna Burra’s website: www.binnaburralodge.com.au.
Keep The Scenic Rim Scenic is a non-political group standing against mining coal seam gas in the Scenic Rim region. Formed by local businesses including tourism operators, this group of concerned residents are doing all they can to be seen & heard. Coal exploration will commence in this area in 2011. ‘Protestors on Peaks’ is being organised by Keep The Scenic Rim Scenic in association with Lock The Gate’s National Action Day on coal seam gas. On Sunday 16th October the plan is for hundreds of people to climb our peaks with their yellow triangles and huge white banners, carrying anti-CSG and coal mining messages. Protestors on Peaks is designed to be a truly different, visual, media event, which includes an aerial flyover at around 11am to capture footage for national TV news bulletins covering protests across the country. For further information on "Keep The Scenic Rim Scenic" email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or visit This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
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