Eco Structures Australia

02/11/2026

Building in Kakadu without a massive environmental footprint comes down to one thing: removing site friction!

Six distinct seasons, shifting wetlands, and intense tropical monsoons make Kakadu a high-stakes location. Forcing traditional construction onto a site like this isn’t just risky, it’s a massive logistics headache.

Cooinda Lodge Kakadu chose a smarter route with our Eco Tents, powered by two key systems:

Lift & Brace Kits: Elevates each unit above flood zones and shifting terrain. Zero heavy earthmoving and zero root disturbance, letting seasonal waters flow freely beneath.

Pre-Manufactured Bath Pods: Engineered off-site to eliminate remote wet-trades. Factory-tested and dropped in ready to connect, saving months of high-cost labor while keeping site waste at zero.

Great design doesn’t force a site to adapt. It removes remote construction headaches so projects open on budget and on schedule!

📍 Tap the link in bio to explore a lighter, smarter way to build.

Cooinda Lodge Kakadu KAKADU TOURISM

30/10/2026

3,500 cattle. 28 guests. And quite possibly the best bath in the outback!

Set across 28,000 hectares of Queensland station country, Mt Mulligan Lodge turns rugged terrain into a refined refuge.

Days bring wide-open spaces and barramundi fishing; evenings mean starlit baths and complete stillness.

Building somewhere this isolated required a low-impact solution.

We supplied our 4.2m Eco Tents designed for light flat-pack transport and easy onsite assembly. Generous eave overhangs provide shade from the Queensland sun, while roll-down windows allow for natural cross-ventilation.

The lodge took this ethos further, pairing solar energy and recycled water with beautifully curated interiors!

We’re proud to partner with teams like Mt Mulligan Lodge creating places this special!

🎥 MUSE Creative Department Micah Hart | Cairns Photographer

👉 Tap the link in bio to learn more about our modular Eco Structures.

23/10/2026

What do you do when you've been running a campground in Florida for over 50 years?

Find new ways to make the most of what you've already got!

has been welcoming guests since the 1970s. And in 2019, they expanded their accommodation offering with seven of our 4.2m Eco Tents!

Each tent features an enclosed interior, private bathroom, kitchen facilities and air conditioning, with layouts catering to everyone from couples to families of six.

For an established campground, it's a practical way to offer something different, attract a broader range of guests and create another revenue opportunity from the land they already have.

Have an existing campground or tourism property with room for more? We'd love to hear what you're planning!

Explore our Eco Tents at ecostructures.com.au

📍 Twin Lakes Camp Resort, DeFuniak Springs, Florida, USA

13/10/2026

07/10/2026

A new spot to stay has opened in Brunswick Heads!

We’re thrilled to share our latest collaboration with Welcome to the official home of The Outsiders on their new Pines precinct, featuring a non permanent 3m, Dual Enclosure Eco Tent.

Protecting the site’s major root networks directly shaped the masterplan. Reflections opted for a compact, removable footprint and elevated, non-invasive platforms with zero plumbing. This allows the structures to sit lightly on the land without disturbing the pine roots below.

Huge thanks to the team at Welcome to the official home of The Outsiders and Preston Building for bringing us onto this project… we’re so excited to see guests settling into the Pines!

Have a unique or sensitive site in mind? Reach out to the Eco Structures team to explore what’s possible.

01/10/2026

A new chapter is coming to Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef, and we’re proud to be part of it!

We’re working alongside Journey Beyond and Woods Bagot on the redevelopment of this iconic Western Australian destination.

Set among the dunes of Cape Range National Park, all 16 Wilderness & Honeymoon Tents will be replaced with custom Eco Structures as part of the $5 million refurbishment.

No heavy machinery, no concrete footings. We’re using low-impact structural steel framing to protect the delicate dunes while engineering every structure to withstand severe Region D cyclonic winds.

We can’t wait to share more as the project comes to life!

28/09/2026

30 minutes from Sydney C*D, but you’d swear you were deep in the bush!

We’re excited to share our latest project with Discovery Parks & Resorts at Lane Cove!
7 custom Leaf Tents built right on the edge of Lane Cove National Park.

Designed for year-round stays, each structure features insulated walls and ceilings, double glazing and private bathrooms.

It’s a pretty special pocket of Sydney, and 7NEWS Australia recently put it in the spotlight, featuring Lane Cove as a hidden escape from the city ✨

Planning a holiday park, resort or commercial accommodation development? See what’s possible for your site at ecostructures.com.au (link in bio).

23/09/2026

Just an hour from Melbourne, Flowerdale Estate | Wedding & Conference Venue unfolds across 700 acres of rolling Victorian countryside🌾

Nearly 5 years on, its 4 Eco Tents look right at home overlooking the Valley of a Thousand Hills.

Private decks, fire pits, ensuites and outdoor stone baths included!

Planning a resort, retreat or regional accommodation project? Explore what’s possible at ecostructures.com.au

18/09/2026

How to build a destination people refuse to leave:

> Find 34 hectares in Mudgee.
> Drop in 6 luxury Eco Tents.
> Add private hot tubs, river views, and local w**e.
> Let nature do the heavy lifting.

Evamor Valley | NSW Glamping nailed the assignment. Now led by Jess + Steve, they’re giving guests a reason to call in sick on Monday… stay Friday & Saturday, and Sunday night is on the house!

Beautifully captured by Nature in Motion

If you’re exploring what’s possible for your own retreat or glamping development, see how our low-impact structures bring sites like this to life!

🔗 Link in bio | ecostructures.com.au

13/09/2026

HAKSA started with an ambitious vision, in one of the most remote corners of southern Laos.

Dak Cheung is landlocked, mountainous and around 180km from the nearest major international shipping port, across the border in Vietnam.

That meant freight, terrain, assembly and local capability all had to be considered early.

Our scope included 7 hybrid tents, a 120m²+ facility building and custom Lift & Brace systems designed around the changing ground levels. With trades limited locally, our team worked on site with Lao and Thai crews, training them through the assembly.

Our client Impact Electrons saw the potential in the region early, building the Monsoon Wind Project and investing heavily in local farming programs that support the communities around it.

We’re grateful they trusted us to be part of it.

📍 Dak Cheung, Sekong Province, Laos