We are Aquila

Tucked away in the Southern Grampians, surrounded by 100 acres of private bushland, awaits the peace and quiet of Aquila

An off-the-grid ecologically sustainable retreat, Aquila Eco Lodges are your very own modern-day treehouse, connecting you to nature with the comforts of home.


With award-winning design, your luxury treehouse brings the outside in, with floor-to-ceiling windows looking out into the national park, red gum flooring, and spacious open-plan living. Accredited by Eco Tourism Australia Aquila is grounded by solar energy, pure rainwater, wood fireplaces and complete composting system, with minimal impact on the environment.

Under the watchful height of the towering peaks of Mt Abrupt (Mud-Dadjug) and Mt Sturgeon (Wurgarri), the nearby township of Dunkeld urges you to slow down and just take it all in. With trails, award-winning restaurants, mountain ranges and historic sites, give yourself the space to walk, dine, climb and discover.


Aquila — the simplicity of space. 

The Southern Grampians

Aquila calls Dunkeld home, situated at the Southern tip of the glorious Grampians and the Great Dividing Range.


The heritage-listed Grampians National Park is part of the Gariwerd Aboriginal cultural landscape. With its grand sandstone mountain ranges, stunning wildlife and abundance of wildflowers, this bushland sanctuary is the perfect place to gain perspective while taking in breathtaking views.

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Hugged by the base of Mt Abrupt (Mud-Dadjug) and Mt Sturgeon (Wurgarri), Dunkeld’s quaint township provides a home base for a thriving farming district, as Victoria’s first area of pastoral settlement. With its rich history, tales of times gone by can still be heard on the main street, at the iconic bakery or down at the old railway station.


Idyllic and charming, yet breathtakingly grand.

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Taking care

Aquila operates under a covenant and is committed to preserving the 100 acres of bushland in its natural state.

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