Adventure joins nature at Thunderbird Park on Tamborine Mountain.

Come for the day or stay and play. The range of onsite adventures appeal to people of all ages, families and groups of friends or colleagues.

Things to do near Thunderbird Park

• Take a walk through beautiful rainforest at The Knoll National Park.
• See hang gliders and para-gliders leap from the Rotary lookout on Sunday mornings.
• Stroll along Gallery Walk and shop for gifts, homewares and jewellery.
• Visit the weekend markets
• Take a tour of the wineries and see Australia’s smallest operating distillery on Beacon Road
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The new Canyon Flyer zipline is big news for adrenalin junkies everywhere. Be one of the first to take the region’s most extreme adventure and Australia’s largest guided zipline rainforest canopy tour. Hit the heights on the seven zip lines zigzagging Cedar Creek Canyon. Take it to the top at 60 metres above ground and 70 km an hour.

Feel the thrill as you fly across the canyon again and again. The zipline tour takes about three hours and includes up to 10 adventurers. This ride of a lifetime begins with a fantastic 4WD experience. Live it high, live it fast, see it now at www.thunderbirdpark.com.au.

Tree Top Challenge high ropes course adventures range from relatively easy to seriously challenging. Choose your challenge and enjoy hours of high adventure. Hang on to the ropes, take a flying fox ride through towering trees, crawl through tunnels and play action movie jungle games.

Adventurous explorers can hunt for gemstone filled thundereggs formed when dinosaurs roamed the earth and take home a treasure from the thunderegg and crystal mine. Treasure is easy to find and the information from the onsite geological experts is fascinating.
Wind down and view the scenery on horseback. Novice and experienced riders can trot through mountain rainforest and bushland.

Step up the pace with a game of Laser Skirmish. Kit up in camouflage gear and face paint, zap your mates with a harmless laser tag. Those who dare win this tactical combat game.
Recover and relax in the rainforest, go bushwalking, take a dip in the natural rock pools or enjoy a meal and a drink on Thunderbird Terrace.

Visit Thunderbird Park or Cedar Creek Lodges websites for more information.

Points of interest

• Thunderbird Park is a wildlife and geological oasis. Explore the natural bushland, see rare birds, butterflies and Australian native animals including a platypus in their natural habitat.
• One day isn’t enough to enjoy all the adventures. Stay on a shaded campsite under the stars on the banks of Cedar Creek or book in to the modern bunkhouses. Thunderbird Park shares the rainforest property with Cedar Creek Lodges. Stay in a stylish two-bedroom lodge, a contemporary room or a larger family holiday home.
• Most holiday packages include breakfast; lodges and holiday homes have self-catering facilities and there are dining venues on site. Thunderbird Terrace serves drinks meals and snacks from early morning until late afternoon daily. Enjoy Breakfast with the Birds in the Rainforest Restaurant or book a table for dinner in the licensed restaurant.