Hotels in Springbrook National Park, Australia

Springbrook National Park sits in Queensland's Gold Coast hinterland, part of the Gondwana Rainforests, and is famous for ancient Antarctic beech trees, glow-worm caves, and dozens of waterfalls. The subtropical climate brings warm, wet summers (around 84°F/29°C) ideal for swimming under Purlingbrook Falls, and mild, dry winters (around 64°F/18°C) perfect for hiking to the Best of All Lookout for sweeping views of the coast. While winter offers clear skies for spotting glow worms at the Natural Bridge, summer's rain fuels the waterfalls-so pack a rain jacket and hit the tracks early to avoid crowds.