Hotels in Springbrook National Park, Australia
Springbrook National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site in Queensland's Gold Coast hinterland, famous for its ancient Antarctic beech trees and cascading waterfalls. The climate stays mild, with winters (50-70°F / 10-21°C) perfect for misty rainforest walks to Purling Brook Falls, while summers (70-85°F / 21-29°C) bring warm days ideal for swimming in natural rock pools like the one at Natural Bridge. At night, join a guided tour to see glow worms illuminating the cave walls, best during the drier months from April to September.