Terania Springs

This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp, below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering.

Terania Springs sits at the end of Town Road, Terania Creek, in the Northern Rivers hinterland. 42 hectares of river flat and hill country running up against the edge of Nightcap National Park. It's Widjabul Wia-bal country, and the creek itself carries some history: this was the site of Australia's first rainforest blockade back in 1979, the protest that helped win World Heritage listing for the forests further up the valley. The property still feels like an extension of that country — subtropical rainforest at its back door, a creek that rises fast after rain, and paddocks that roll down to the water.
Some people are born to the land. No matter how far life takes them, the pull of the paddock never really leaves. Terania Springs began with exactly that pull. After growing up on the land, building a career in the oil and gas industry, and founding a successful composite manufacturing business, their founder returned to his roots with a clear vision, to build something that would last far longer than any corporate venture.