The five best places to go glamping this Easter long weekend

The perfect mix of camping and hotel luxury can be found at St Jerome’s in Melbourne. Their rooftop boasts a large billowing tent, complete with queen bed, stocked esky and air conditioner, all with inner-city views.

Built on stilts overlooking the flood plains of Bamurra, three hours south of Darwin, you can glamp among wildlife, including the local Buffalo’s and flocks of birds.

Limited to only six people, Nightfall camp in Queensland is the ultimate in small-group, luxury glamping. The open studio-like floor plan means gorgeous nature views are accessible from every corner of the room.

Stunning Paper Bark Camp is located right in the heart of Jervis Bay offering guests an array of uber-luxurious tents, the King Deluxe Safari tent features a king-sized bed, a sunken bath and outdoor shower. 

Nestled in the outback of Australia, Longitude 131 boasts spectacular views of Uluru. Camp in comfort in the tented pavilions with king-sized beds and private outdoor decks.