WEEKENDER SERIES | Episode 3 - Habitat Noosa

This episode we head up to Habitat Noosa for the weekend, this is a spot we were really looking forward to checking out, and as it was also Tim's birthday we invited some friends along to help us celebrate!
With Habitat Noosa only 2 hours from Brisbane, and boasting some fantastic features and amenities, this is a great spot for couples, families or a group of friends to getaway. The great thing about Habitat Noosa is that you can camp as a pure beginner in one of the glamping tents, or a fully seasoned, self sufficient camper over the back. Either way you are going to have a great stay with everything you need if you choose to utilise it.
Amenities include:
- New toilets and showers, a renovated camp-kitchen, facilities and onsite services
- CootharaBAR – bar and bistro serving all local fare
- kiosk serving breakfast, snacks and First Batch coffee
two levels and styles of glamping accommodation
For bookings, and for more information on Habitat Noosa's fantastic features, head to
https://www.habitatnoosa.com.au/
Information on the Mill point (Elanda Point) Walk:
https://adventure.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/Home/TrailDetailsView?trailId=25624
Mill Point proper is better accessed from the new Elanda Point bar and bistro called Cootharabar.

Mill point is a heritage-listed site that encompasses the early settlers sawmill and small township, believed to be home to over 100 people at its peak in the 1800s. Interpretive plaques and ruins reveal the hardships suffered by these early settlers. There’s an old chimney by a big mango tree, the lid of a well, some tankstands and an old boiler by the beach and tram lines into the lake. You’ll also see a fascinating fig tree whose roots rise from more ruins.

AFTERWARDS
From Mill Point you can continue on the Kinaba Walk to the Kinaba Visitor Centre walk. (From Elanda Point this is 12.2km return, so plan before hand.)
Alternatively head back to Cootharabar for refreshments at this boutique brewery and restaurant. Facilities there include a canoe launch, a children’s high ropes course, camping huts, toilets and showers. Or you can jump in the car and head back to Boreen Point township where there is the famous Apollonian Hotel.
We Hope you enjoy episode 3! If you have any questions about the trip or the gear we use please drop in a comment or hit us up on any of the socials below.

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Cheers
Tim & Shane
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