Cool Off, Chill Out, Explore More
We are fortunate to have a stunning portion of Cedar Creek flowing through our property, creating a series of natural, cascading rock pools.
Surrounded by lush rainforest and the sounds of nature, these crystal-clear pools offer the perfect place to cool off, relax, and reconnect with the great outdoors.
Whether you’re dipping your toes in, taking a refreshing swim, or simply lounging by the water’s edge, it’s the ultimate way to spend a hot summer’s day. A true hidden gem, waiting to be discovered.
If you are staying onsite at Tamborine Mountain Glades, you have exclusive access to the beautiful natural rock pools of Cedar Creek. Surrounded by lush rainforest, these refreshing, cascading pools are the perfect place to cool off, unwind, and connect with nature. Access to the rock pools is reserved for in-house guests only, offering a special experience to enjoy during your stay.
Access to the rock pools is available exclusively to in-house guests during daylight hours only. For your safety, entry is not permitted before sunrise or after sunset.
Access to the rock pools is exclusive to in-house guests staying at Tamborine Mountain Glades.
Entry is permitted during daylight hours only; access before sunrise or after sunset is not allowed.
Children must be supervised by an adult at all times.
Reef shoes are recommended when in the rock pools for the safety and comfort of our guests.
Glass is not permitted in the rock pool area.
Please take all rubbish with you to help protect the natural environment.
Use caution! The rock pools are a natural waterway and can be slippery.
Please help keep our creek happy and healthy by choosing reef-safe sunscreen – skip ones with oxybenzone and octinoxate.
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We acknowledge and pay respect to the land and the traditional families of the Yugambeh region of South East Queensland and their Elders past present and emerging. The Yugambeh region includes families that identify as Kombumerri, Mununjali, Wangerriburra and others.
