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ACCOMMODATION TYPE
Luxury Eco Safari Tents (13 Units)
LOCATION
Woollamia, Jervis Bay, NSW
GUEST PROFILE
Luxury FIT, Couples, Multi-Gen
CORE EXPERIENCE
Wildlife, Coastal, Nature, Disconnect
IDEAL FOR: LUXURY FITs, MULTI-GENERATIONAL FAMILIES & ECO-CONSCIOUS TRAVELERS
Located minutes from Jervis Bay’s pristine shores, Paperbark Camp offers a sophisticated coastal bush retreat for premium trade partners. Blending immersive nature with high-end hospitality, this iconic property serves international FITs and small groups seeking a unique Australian escape. Guests enjoy luxury canvas stays within a secluded forest, ensuring a world-class regional experience.
Integrating effortlessly with coastal and nature discovery routes, this retreat boasts elite sustainability credentials and unforgettable guest encounters that advisors can confidently pitch to discerning clientele. It offers a sophisticated base for exploring the region’s biodiversity through curated, high-end itineraries.
CAPACITY
Up to 4 Guests Per Tent
DINING
Full Breakfast & Dinner Included
LENGTH OF STAY
2-3 Nights Recommended
ACTIVITIES
Complimentary SUP, Canoes & Bikes
Our Sustainability Commitment
At Paperbark Camp, sustainability is an operational heartbeat rather than a marketing tactic. Trade partners can offer clients an authentic immersion where low-impact infrastructure and solar energy define the stay. Holding Advanced Eco Accreditation, the camp integrates environmental stewardship into every facet of the guest experience—from the design of the tents to curated nature encounters.
- Advanced Eco Accreditation with Ecotourism Australia and long-standing eco-certified operations since 1999
- Low-impact camp design: solar-powered tents, no TVs or air-con, eco-friendly products and responsible wastewater management
- Active conservation focus with non-motorised activities, weed removal and guided nature experiences
- Local-first food philosophy with on-site permaculture and regional sourcing
- Deep, ongoing relationship with the Wandi Wandian Traditional Custodians of the land
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