Travelling with children
Our Lodges
Finch Falls Retreat has been designed with families in mind. Our lodges are perfect for families of all sizes. In addition to the comfortable king-sized bed in the main bedroom area, there are 2 single beds in a bunk bed configuration in the second bedroom. An additional trundle bed is available on request, which is suitable for children under 17 years.
For larger families we also have a sofa bed in the living area. Porta cots and high chairs are available on request for our youngest guests.
Outdoor Adventures for Little Explorers
Children will love the range of thoughtfully placed toys and play equipment throughout the retreat, including a mud kitchen, cubby house, and playground—perfect for imaginative play and outdoor fun.
Our gently flowing creek is shallow and easily accessible for most of the year, offering a peaceful and safe place for little adventurers to explore and splash.
Just a few minutes’ drive away, the charming township of Finch Hatton offers even more to discover, including a playground, pump track, and access to larger natural swimming holes for memorable family days out.
Accessibility Information
Access to the Eco Lodges
- There are approximately 2–3 steps leading up to each lodge.
- A small step is present at the entrance door.
- Once inside, the lodge is all on one level.
- There is a small lip at the shower entrance.
Outdoor Areas
- Walking areas around the retreat can be explored on foot.
- Some paths and natural surfaces are uneven, so care is needed when walking around the property.
- The natural landscape includes changes in ground level.
Please consider these features when deciding whether Finch Falls Retreat is suitable for your accessibility needs. If you have any questions about access or would like further details before booking, please contact us.
Sensory Information
Finch Falls Retreat offers a peaceful natural setting, with some of the sounds and experiences that come with staying in the rainforest.
- Lighting: Blackout curtains are provided in the lodges to help create a dark and restful sleeping environment.
- Natural sounds: You may hear wildlife throughout your stay, including birds calling, frogs and other rainforest sounds. These sounds are part of the natural environment and can vary throughout the day and night.