Latest News from Stargazers & the Southern Forests
There's always something happening at Stargazers Forest Hideaway and throughout the beautiful Southern Forests region. From exciting new facilities and local attractions to seasonal experiences and community events, here's what's new.
New Fire Pits for Our Glamping Suites
We've recently installed brand-new fire pits at each of our glamping suites, making evenings under the stars even more magical.
Relax beside your private fire, toast marshmallows, enjoy a glass of local wine, and soak up the peaceful sounds of the forest. Firewood is available during your stay, so all you need to do is sit back and unwind.
Floating Sauna at Pemberton Pool now open
One of the region's newest wellness experiences is the beautiful Floating Sauna Pemberton Pool, located on the tranquil waters of the historic Pemberton Pool. Enjoy a traditional wood-fired sauna before cooling off with a refreshing dip in the natural pool, all while surrounded by towering karri forest. It's a unique Scandinavian-inspired wellness experience and a wonderful way to relax after hiking or mountain biking. The sauna features panoramic forest views and operates daily by booking. To Book Click Here
The Gloucester Tree Has Reopened!
Guests can once again climb to the newly engineered 37-metre viewing platform, which safely wraps around the magnificent karri tree, offering spectacular views across the surrounding forest. The reopening is wonderful news for the local tourism industry, with the Gloucester Tree remaining one of Western Australia's most iconic nature-based attractions.
Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree Upgrades.
As work on the Gloucester Tree has now been completed, restoration efforts have shifted to the Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree.
The attraction will temporarily close while upgrades continue on its higher canopy lookout, ensuring future visitors can continue enjoying this incredible experience safely for many years to come