Luxury Wilderness Lodge for the Travel Trade

Spicers Peak Lodge

An all-inclusive luxury wilderness lodge in Queensland’s High Country, just under two hours from Brisbane. Ten luxe suites and two private lodges set amongst rugged mountain escarpments and World Heritage Listed national park. Guided nature walks, 4WD discovery tours, mountain biking, heli flights, and a gastronomic dining programme showcasing local produce grown on site. Built for travel agents packaging premium Australian accommodation, incentive retreats, and Fully Independent Traveller (FIT) itineraries that need something genuinely distinctive.

About This Property

Queensland High Country

Queensland’s Scenic Rim is one of those parts of Australia that catches international visitors off guard. Less than two hours south-west of Brisbane, the landscape shifts dramatically – rolling farmland giving way to rugged mountain escarpments, ancient volcanic terrain, and pockets of World Heritage Listed rainforest that feel a long way from anywhere. It’s not the Queensland most travellers expect.

Spicers Peak Lodge sits right at the heart of it. Perched high on the escarpment with commanding views across the surrounding ranges, the lodge offers ten luxe suites and two private lodges – intimate enough that it never feels crowded. Everything is included: a gastronomic tasting menu each evening with matched wines, all meals throughout the day, premium mini-bar replenished daily, and a menu of guided experiences from nature walks through the national park to 4WD discovery tours and helicopter scenic flights. For travel agents building premium Australian itineraries, it’s a property that adds real depth – particularly for clients who want luxury without the coastal clich.

  • Ten luxe suites and two private lodges – intimate, never more than 24 guests
  • All-inclusive: gourmet meals, premium beverages, mini-bar replenished daily
  • Guided nature walks, 4WD tours, mountain biking, heli scenic flights
  • Under two hours from Brisbane – easy to integrate into east coast itineraries
  • Ideal for luxury FIT, honeymoons, corporate retreats, and incentive groups
A stunning contemporary interior featuring a spacious double-height loft space with exposed wooden beams, floor-to-ceiling windows offering panoramic views, and a modern staircase connecting multiple levels. The space combines industrial architectural elements with luxury residential furnishings, creating an open-concept living environment.

ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS

Suites & Private Lodges

Two Bedroom Private Lodge – 97 sqm

Positioned right at the edge of the escarpment, this is the pinnacle of privacy at Spicers Peak. Surrounded by bushland with an outdoor Jacuzzi overlooking Spicers Gap, two spacious bedrooms each with king size beds and ensuites, a private lounge, blue stone fireplace, and kitchenette. It works beautifully for two couples travelling together or a family wanting their own space entirely separate from the main lodge.

Guests still have full access to the main lodge facilities, dining, and all guided activities. The difference is having a retreat to come back to that feels like a private mountain house.

Key inclusions: Arrival from 12pm with lunch on the terrace. Chef’s tasting menu with matched wines nightly. A la carte breakfast and lunch daily. Premium mini-bar replenished daily. Private outdoor Jacuzzi. Blue stone fireplace. Undercover carport. Complimentary WiFi and Bose bluetooth speakers.

Trade tip: This is the room category to lead with for honeymoons, anniversaries, or high-end FIT clients who value seclusion. The escarpment-edge position and private Jacuzzi make it a standout. Twin bedding is available on request for both rooms.

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One Bedroom Private Lodge – 83 sqm

A standalone lodge for guests who want that private retreat feeling while still being able to wander up to the main lodge for dinner. The double-sided fireplace sits between the spacious lounge and the separate bedroom. Two marble bathrooms. A private outdoor heated infinity spa with those mountain views.

It strikes a different note to the Two Bedroom Lodge – more couple-focused, more intimate. There’s a reading nook and workstation for guests who can’t completely switch off, though the views from every window make a strong argument for putting the laptop away.

Key inclusions: Arrival from 12pm with lunch. Chef’s tasting menu with matched wines nightly. All meals and premium beverages included. Premium mini-bar replenished daily. Private heated infinity spa. Double-sided fireplace. Two marble bathrooms. Complimentary WiFi and Bose bluetooth speakers.

Trade tip: This lodge category is excellent for couples celebrating something – or for corporate clients you want to treat particularly well during an incentive programme. The heated infinity spa is private, which matters.

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Lodge Spa Suites – 34 sqm

Located within the main lodge building, the Spa Suites are designed for indulgence. Each features a marble bathroom with both a shower and a separate spa bathtub, a blue stone fireplace, and a private balcony. The rooms are thoughtfully designed – not cavernous, but well-proportioned and finished to a high standard.

These suites are fully all-inclusive. Everything from the chef’s tasting menu and matched wines each evening through to the premium mini-bar is covered. There’s a reading nook if you want quiet time, though the fireplace and spa bath tend to win that competition.

Key inclusions: All gourmet meals and beverages throughout the stay. Chef’s tasting menu with matched wines nightly. A la carte breakfast and lunch daily. Premium mini-bar replenished daily. Separate spa bathtub. Blue stone fireplace. Complimentary WiFi and Bose bluetooth speakers.

Trade tip: The Spa Suites are the sweet spot for many FIT bookings – luxury all-inclusive at a lower entry point than the private lodges, but still with that fireplace and in-room spa bath that makes the stay feel special. A strong recommendation for winter stays when the fireplace really earns its keep.

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Loft Suites – 28 sqm

Centrally located on the mezzanine level of the main lodge. Spacious and private despite being in the heart of the building. One features mountain views, the other looks out across rural farmland – both are worth requesting by name. King size beds with twin bedding available on request, marble bathrooms, and Spicers robes and slippers.

The Loft Suites carry the same all-inclusive package as every other room category. Nothing is stripped back.

Key inclusions: All gourmet meals and beverages throughout the stay. Chef’s tasting menu with matched wines nightly. A la carte breakfast and lunch daily. Premium mini-bar replenished daily. Spicers robes and slippers. Marble bathroom. Complimentary WiFi and Bose bluetooth speakers.

Trade tip: These work well for clients who are comfortable with a slightly more compact room and would rather spend their time in the lodge common areas or out on activities. The mezzanine location means quick access to everything.

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Lodge Suites – 34 sqm

Ground floor rooms with expansive views across the valley to the surrounding mountain ranges. Each has a private balcony, blue stone fireplace, marble bathroom, and a reading nook. The rooms are generously sized and easy to move around in – worth noting for clients with mobility considerations. Room 2 specifically features handrails in the bathroom and lower mirrors for wheelchair access.

Same all-inclusive package applies. No compromises on dining, beverages, or experiences.

Key inclusions: All gourmet meals and beverages throughout the stay. Chef’s tasting menu with matched wines nightly. A la carte breakfast and lunch daily. Premium mini-bar replenished daily. Blue stone fireplace. Private balcony. Complimentary parking. Complimentary WiFi and Bose bluetooth speakers.

Trade tip: The ground floor access and Room 2’s accessibility features make the Lodge Suites the right recommendation for guests with mobility needs. The balcony views across the valley are arguably the best from any room category in the main lodge – worth mentioning when positioning this option.

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WHAT’S INCLUDED

Inclusions & Experiences

All-Inclusive Dining

  • Arrive from 12pm with lunch on the terrace
  • Chef’s tasting menu with matched wines or your own selection nightly
  • A la carte breakfast each morning and lunch daily
  • Premium mini-bar included and replenished daily
  • Fresh, local produce grown on site or sourced from the surrounding community
  • Premium wines, spirits, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages throughout
  • Complimentary WiFi and parking for all guests

On-Site Experiences

The lodge sits within a naturally inspired wilderness region that includes World Heritage Listed national park and rainforest. Activities are guided by the lodge team and make the most of the surrounding landscape – this isn’t a property where you’ll run out of things to do, even over a multi-night stay.

  • Guided nature walks through national park and rainforest
  • 4WD Discovery tours across the surrounding wilderness
  • Mountain biking adventures on lodge trails
  • Heli scenic flights over the Scenic Rim

Ready to Book Spicers Peak Lodge?

Get in touch with our team for trade rates, room availability, and help packaging Spicers Peak Lodge into your clients’ Australian itineraries. We handle transfers from Brisbane, domestic flights, and connections to our full range of Queensland and Australian touring product.

Frequently Asked Questions

The lodge is located in Queensland’s Scenic Rim, approximately 1 hour 45 minutes drive from Brisbane. The final stretch of the road is unsealed but well-maintained. For international travellers, Brisbane is the gateway airport with direct connections from most Australian capital cities and key international hubs. We can arrange private transfers from Brisbane, the Gold Coast, or Brisbane Airport. Self-drive is also straightforward – the lodge provides complimentary parking. For clients who want to make the journey part of the experience, helicopter scenic transfers can be arranged.
Absolutely. With only ten suites and two private lodges, Spicers Peak Lodge lends itself naturally to exclusive-use bookings for incentive groups, corporate retreats, or private celebrations. The lodge can accommodate up to approximately 24 guests across all room categories. Exclusive-use clients can customise the dining programme, activities schedule, and any on-site events. The intimate scale and all-inclusive nature of the property makes it particularly effective for Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (MICE) programmes where you want the group together in a single, memorable setting. Contact us at enquiries@aabh.com.au to discuss exclusive-use options.
Most activities are accessible to guests with a reasonable level of general fitness. The guided nature walks vary in length and difficulty – some are gentle strolls through the grounds while others involve more substantial hiking through the national park. The 4WD Discovery tours require minimal physical effort. Mountain biking is available for those who want something more active. The lodge team tailors recommendations based on individual abilities and interests. Guests with mobility concerns should let us know at booking so we can advise on suitable room categories (the Lodge Suites on the ground floor are the best option) and activity alternatives.
Spicers Peak Lodge operates year-round, and each season offers something different. Autumn and winter (April to August) bring cooler temperatures that make the fireplaces and spa baths particularly appealing – misty mornings over the ranges are a regular feature. Spring and summer (September to February) bring warmer weather, longer days for outdoor activities, and lush green landscapes after rainfall. There’s no bad time to go. Winter tends to be popular with domestic travellers, so booking well ahead for that period is sensible.
Spicers Peak Lodge pairs naturally with a range of Queensland and broader Australian experiences. It works well as a two or three-night retreat before or after time on the Gold Coast, the Great Barrier Reef, or the Whitsundays. For clients doing an east coast itinerary, it adds a hinterland wilderness dimension that balances the coastal highlights. We build complete Australian itineraries for the travel trade – flights, accommodation, touring, and transfers – and Spicers Peak Lodge slots in particularly well for clients who want a luxury wilderness experience without committing to a week-long expedition. It also combines well with other Scenic Rim experiences like Tamborine Mountain or the Lamington National Park region.
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