Glamping Accommodation Winter Harvest Festival

Glamping Accommodation Winter Harvest Festival

Kalbar Showgrounds, LOT 377 George St, Kalbar QLD 4309, Australia

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Date & time

12:00 PM - 10:00 AM

Overview

Make a proper weekend of it. Nestled at Kalbar Showgrounds, just a short walk from the Winter Harvest Festival action, these luxury bell tents offer the perfect base for the biggest weekend on the Eat Local Month calendar.

Wake up on Saturday morning steps from the festival gates, spend the day wandering 50+ market stalls, cheering on the world-famous Tractor Pull, and sampling the very best of the Scenic Rim's food and drink. Then kick on at the Harvest Hoedown for live country music and line dancing before returning to the comfort of your very own bell tent under the stars.

Sleeping up to five guests, each tent comes with plush bedding, heaters and power outlets - all the comfort of a proper bedroom without sacrificing a single moment of the weekend.

No sleeping bag required. No driving home. Just the Winter Harvest Weekend done exactly the way it deserves to be.

What's included:

5 metre Deluxe Bell Tent fully set up by Pitch Luxury Camping

Choice of bed configuration including queen and single options, sleeping up to 5

Linen, pillows, doonas, and bath towels

Bedside tables, floor mats, and lighting

Heaters for a toasty luxury stay

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Kalbar Showgrounds, LOT 377 George St, Kalbar QLD 4309, Australia

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Glamping Accommodation Winter Harvest Festival

Kalbar Showgrounds, LOT 377 George St, Kalbar QLD 4309, Australia

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Experience Gold Coast acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we are situated, the Kombumerri families of the Yugambeh Language Region. 
 
We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging, and recognise their continuing connections to the lands, waters and their extended communities throughout Southeast Queensland.