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Paperbark Camp is on 571 Woollamia Road, 4km. from the small holiday town of Huskisson. It sits on the edge of the Currambene Creek--where it meets Jervis bay, just 190km. or 2-½ hrs drive south of Sydney.

Merging unique luxury tented accommodation with luscious cuisine and warm reception, Paperbark Camp offers serenity, solitude and relaxation in a comfortable environment--a geniune welcome retreat in today's fast-paced world.

Nature Lovers, Couples, Campers, Families, Eco-conscious Guests

Accommodation is comprised of 12 elevated canvass tents that have their own open-air ensuite bathroom, queen beds, luxury 100% cotton linen and towels, locally crafted furniture as well as a wrap around balcony for sitting and enjoying the sounds of nature. Each luxury tent has a steel frame, solar powered lighting, insect screens, and is elevated among the paperbarks above ground level.

- The Gunyah provides resident guests a shared area for eating and relaxing during the day and night. For a truly magical culinary experience, enjoy treetop dining as the Gunyah serves you delicious food fare, whipped up from the freshest, locally produced ingredients. It as well becomes your private function space for small conferences—a chic space to get creative and stimulate sharing of ideas. The Gunyah also accepts non-residents guests for dinner; however, early bookings are required.

A true role model in eco-tourism, Paperbark Camp has been accredited by the Ecotourism Association of Australia since opening in 1999. It aims to continue providing a unique and authentic Australian bush escapade that is also both ecologically and financially sustainable.

Keeping in mind both the environment and guests, Paperbark Camp was architecturally designed for eco-tourism niche. Combined with mouth-watering food, peaceful surroundings, and warm hospitality, this earth-friendly camp offers style and comfort as guests freely explore the fantastic white beaches and Jervis Bay National Parks. It also hosts various kinds of Australian fauna, such as kangaroos, possums, gliders and numerous types of colorful parrots, cockatoos and wetland species, making it a true birdwatchers' haven.

Paperbark Camp does not accommodate children under 6 years old due to the height of buildings, accessibility to the creek and to maintain the serene ambience. The land can get rather marshy, which is ideal breeding ground of mosquitoes. However, the tents are meshed and insect repellants are also provided. Most activities are outdoor-based, so it can be quite boring if it rains.

- Starts at 272-456 AUD, B&B.

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