Eaglereach Wilderness Resort

Mountaintop lodge made for life on the wild side

Roos on the verandah, wallabies breakfasting on the lawn, kookaburras laughing from the trees… welcome to Eaglereach, where nature is up close and all around. You’re surrounded here by 1,000 acres of natural adventure land.

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Hit the Spot
High above the Hunter Valley.

Come here for...
● A back-to-nature break in the great outdoors. ● Getting to know the resident wildlife. ● Log-cabin luxury.

Amenities
As well as brilliant views, you'll find a tennis court, outdoor pool, health spa and cocktail bar.

Good to know
It's dress-down lodge living here – leave the tiara behind.

Bedtime...

Bedrooms 
38 lodges

Special features
Lodges have up to five bedrooms – no-frills and simply furnished – a huge living area, barbecue and fully equipped kitchen. Some also have an outdoor hot tub.

Pillow Talk
Be sure to ask for one of the lodges with a hot tub on the verandah.

Eat & Drink

Dining in
Delicious but un-fussy food is on the menu at Treehops, the Eaglereach restaurant. It has all the feel of an alpine ski lodge in winter, when a roaring fire keeps mountain chills at bay.  Go a la carte and sample country favourites such as honey mustard glazed duck breast, deep fried goats cheese in spring roll pastry and the ultra-indulgent praline semi-freddo with caramel sauce.

Alternatively, turn chef yourself with a barbecue hamper filled with great local meats and burgers to sizzle out on your deck. All this can be washed down with some great Hunter Valley wines.

Breakfast
Breakfast is served at Treehops until 9:30am.

Room service
No

Activities

See & Do
The Hunter Valley is a wine lovers' paradise and there are scores of world class wineries for tours and tastings. Go  Crocodile Dundee with a bush or rainforest tramp and a swim in Goonarook Lagoon. There are endless possibilities for sports fans, from tennis to mountain biking and kayaking. Tours of the region take in the Barrington Tops national park country, Port Stephens and the wineries. Go bird watching, book a dolphin cruise or get up-close and personal with the local native wildlife (luckily there are no crocs) at feeding time.

Spa
All manner of treatments and massages are available in the health and fitness centre.

Diary Dates
October-December
Combine wine tasting with modern art at Sculpture in the Vineyards, featuring more than 40 installations across the Hunter Valley.