Only one small pool open, paid $9, walked back out, they didn’t mention that the large pools were closed. Waste of . Thank you for the reply. You have a wonderful facility, haven’t been for a few years and the new improvements will be fantastic. Yes the staff should let people know about the closure of the bigger pools so people can choose to stay. Good luck with the project

First time visitor from the coast, here to enjoy the thermal pool. Staff were highly professional and very friendly. The whole place is well kept and super clean. Looking forward to visiting again in the future.

Friendly staff, great temperature pool. Only issue - website not up to date with status of renovations - only 1 pool open, and no Wellness Centre with a sauna and massage, (but still on website). I came from Sydney especially, so a bit disappointed. Still a great experience though. I walk with a stick, and great disabled shower and toilet, plus i managed the few stairs into the pool with grab rails no problem. Great day and pensioner concession rates.

Dropped in at Moree Pools, looking to get the natural experience, yes there was some works / Improvements going on, but Service Office Jennifer guided us through that, making our experience special with limited facilities. She interacted with our young children like little adults and made us feel at home. Such a genuine person and an asset to the Moree facility. We really enjoyed our visit and will come back next time we're down this way.

Never return my money back. Been going in-store to solve the problem for at least 4 times over the past year. It’s 100 bucks, it’s not much, but it is wrongly charged. That’s why I am leaving a review after a year. And if anyone in the management team is willing to resolve the matter. Please reach out to me. Thanks.

Out of the 5 pool they only have working. There is no pool to cool down in and the pool that is open is very small so it's way too crowded. They put the price up. Crazy 15 to enter . They should have reduced it. It's like buy a ice cream that has been 3/4 eaten and they charge you double. Moree council should be ashai for this mess. Years it's been renovating. I sure the locals must want to sack the whole lot

This is our second trip to Moree Artesian Aquatic Centre coming from Western Sydney & we absolutely love it! Such a great set up for everyone to enjoy the health benefits of the artesian water. The water is amazing & all the staff are great. Although a special mention must go to Danielle the Life Guard who is friendly, very approachable, kind & caring. A credit to all Management & staff for an outstanding public health facility, however Danielle & Mr Day are notably an asset to the place. We will definitely be returning every year!

Well kept, natural paradise. Had teenagers, toddlers and oldies over the weekend and the flat, spacious, on the river camp we chose was fantastic for everyone

Second time around Camping down near the creek Powered sites up near amenities Great camp kitchen So peaceful Fires allowed Pets allowed

We camped on a powered site. Relaxing week. Lovely morning tea in the cafe. Great spot.

Arrived to stay for 2 nights but ended up doubling that. We camping next to the creek which was nice. It holds fish but we didnt have any luck Friendly and helpful caretakers Kids loved the farm animals and lambs in the nursery. Lucky enough to have the place just about empty so a very quiet stay Great history and displays around the woolshed complex Very clean and tidy facilities

What a fantastic place to visit and experience, also the camping is top notch, ahhhhh the serenity

Just spent the weekend here, the caretakers are lovely people, down to earth. Great camping spot! Beautiful morning sunrises with just as good sunsets, lots to see even the teenage boys had a great weekend. Will be back

We love coming here!!!! Partner and i like to come to chill and just take in the peaceful views of the country life. Well maintained and really nice caretakers Ang and Rod. They make you feel welcome thats for sure. We love this place as it allows us to have our dogs. Lots of land for them to play in off leash area, some awesome swimming areas from them too. You will not be disappointed in the showers if you stay. Great pressure and HOT. Until next time. :-D Shell

A beautiful property. A heritage listed property that has been beautifully restored to reflect an age of time gone by. Staff were friendly and helpful. You can rent the whole house for your function. The gardens are well maintained and are perfect for weddings or special events. Some of the rooms have bathrooms attached, which are beautifully appointed and very tastefully done. Some rooms have just a sink whilst others have a mini fridge and a TV. Unfortunately not all rooms have these luxuries. Some rooms have to use a shared bathroom and toilet which is in the hall way that you share with other guests. I would suggest that every room should have a mini fridge and tea & coffee making facilities at the bare minimum. Perhaps in years to come all rooms will have their own en-suite which would be nice. Once again, the staff were very obliging and nothing was too much trouble. About 1/2 an hour outside Dalby, if you are not organizing catering you will need to travel into Dalby for food. A beautiful place for a function, I would highly recommend.

Jimbour House is the perfect combination of traditional class and history, with Australian charm. As soon as you walk around and inside the homestead, it's like you've entered another time. The property has beautifully manicured gardens and the most incredible sunsets! The staff provide incredible service with care. As a Wedding photographer, Jimbour is one of my absolute favourite venues to photograph as the options are honestly endless. 100% highly recommend Jimbour House for your Wedding.

Recently had our wedding at Jimbour House. The staff (especially Madison, Samantha and Will) were absolutely incredible leading up to and on our big day. The venue was so accommodating, immaculate and everything we could have dreamed of. The perfect wedding venue

Loved it, well worth a trip, beautifully restored home., awesome gardens and the guided tour was very informative. Loved the morning tea in the hanger. Will definitely be back to some of their events they hold there.

Very well presented & maintained gardens. Unfortunately the house isn't open as frequently as the gardens. But it is well worth visiting the gardens & historic memorabilia displays which was only a $10 fee.

Beautiful homestead and gardens, great history described in the many story boards around the buildings and through the gardens. Enjoyed a lovely morning here. Well done to the Russell Family.

The grounds are open for viewing 8am-4.30pm daily for a $3 entry fee in a honesty box. The grounds are gorgeous- free walking map upon entry also helps guide you around. The edible kitchen garden was closed when we were there due to drought conditions but otherwise the place is a sight to behold. Our 1 year old loved running around and finding fun things to collect like fallen leaves. Will definitely be back and will take a picnic to enjoy the grounds for a bit longer. The house is only open for special events as it is still a residence.

A lovely and enchanting place, perfect for a relaxing walk or taking beautiful photos. We even took a little back way to reach the gardens, which made it feel more adventurous. The only downside was that it was quite busy, so it was hard to get photos without people in the background. Still, it’s a wonderful spot to stop by and enjoy.

Lovely garden! Very tranquil when not busy, avoid during the Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers if you want peace! The cherry blossoms are blooming currently which was also a huge bonus (26/09). Parking was slightly problematic with the festival but usually isn’t too bad.

It was a fortunate experience to visit on a weekday. The cherry blossoms were in full bloom, presenting a stunning display of seasonal beauty. With fewer visitors, the surroundings remained peaceful and serene, allowing for an uninterrupted appreciation of the natural scenery. This timing provided an ideal opportunity to capture and enjoy the essence of the garden at its finest.

Visited this place late afternoon on the last weekend (which also happened to be a long weekend) of the Carnival of Flowers, so was very crowded with visitors, picnicers and kids but was still a beautiful place. Not as peaceful and tranquil as it can be at others times i have visited. Wistetia and lillies were in bloom but it looked like the cherry bloosoms may have just finished when we visited in early October. Don't miss a stroll through our own native flora at the Gumbi Gumbi Gardens just around the corner.

Peaceful and relaxing place to walk, sit, talk or meditate, even picnic. There are a few tables near the lake and a covered Pavilion overlooking the lake and gardens. Recommend a visit. Beautifully maintained gardens. Plenty of parking at either entrance. Can be busy in conjunction with festivals, but mostly a great to place to stroll, and enjoy the natural, green 'architecture'. No entry fees. Most walks are flat or modest gradient, some paths have steps, none steep. Toilets at the western boundary.

Wonderful garden, we also visited Queens Park gardens. Between Queens Park and the Japanese Garden it makes the 2 hour drive from Brisbane worth it. Will definitely visit again the future. We actually found this garden to be prettier than some of the gardens we visited IN Japan 😁 both Tokyo and Osaka.

Have been wanting to visit for years and finally got the chance! Absolutely fantastic - and way busier than I expected. So many places to sit and take in the gardens and lovely walking paths.

A true jewel in the heart of Toowoomba. Beautiful manicured and maintained garden with an abundance of topiary and flowers as well as stunning aged trees. Well worth a visit especially in spring. Highly recommended.

A must see visit in the city centre as part of the Carnival of Flowers and generally. Lovely spot to sit, relax, have a picnic and just enjoy the beautiful nature and fragrant flowers. Tip: I recommend parking close by at Secure Parking, 183 Herries St ($7 for the day) during the event.

This park really packs it in! There are incredible floral displays, tightly trimmed to and majestic trees! You will find a bit of whimsy mixed with practicality as you wander this city-square sized park!

Laurel Bank Park in Toowoomba is a sensory delight and a local treasure—especially for flower lovers and families. Here's what makes it shine: Floral Spectacle - Famous for its springtime displays during the Carnival of Flowers, with tulips, cherry blossoms, and themed garden beds that draw crowds and cameras. - The Scented Garden, designed with input from the Downs Association of the Blind, features raised beds of fragrant herbs and blooms for an immersive experience. Play and Relaxation - A recently upgraded playground includes inclusive equipment like adaptive swings, climbing walls, and nets. - Wide lawns, shaded picnic areas, croquet greens, and water features make it perfect for a leisurely afternoon. Community and Charm - Hosts events like the Carnival Parade and Devonshire teas at the Croquet Club. - Interactive art, animal-shaped topiaries, and sculptures add whimsy and character throughout the park. Accessibility and Amenities - Easy parking, clean toilets, and nearby cafés like Urban Designs make it visitor-friendly. - Dogs are welcome, and the park’s compact layout makes it easy to explore without feeling rushed. Historical Roots - Donated in 1932 by Samuel George Stephens, known as “the man of flowers,” who personally cultivated the land before gifting it to the city. If Queens Park is Toowoomba’s grand stage, Laurel Bank Park is its intimate garden theatre—bursting with color, fragrance, and community spirit.

We visited during the carnival of flowers, we had our dog with us and it was so good to be able to enjoy a walk around and have our dog welcomed as well. Thanks Toowoomba. Love your work, looked great and smelled wonderful.

A beautiful time of the year for the Laurel Bank Park when the Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers are on. The parks gardens are transformed into children's book and movie characters. There is so much to see and photograph.

Wow first time ever visiting toowoomba flower display and it is now definitely on our comeback to place list for the flower shows every year simply the best displays in qld and a must visit if you are in toowoomba at this time of year. Unfortunately my photos dont do it any justice.

Visited during the Flower Festival season. The botanical displays are magnificent and such a vast variety of trees, gardens, lawns and floral beds. Beautifully planned and maintained. I felt immersed in nature, it was so calming.

Well maintained Garden. The gardens are vibrant and beautifully designed, especially during the Carnival of Flowers — it feels like walking through a painting! There’s plenty of open space for picnics, walking tracks, a great playground for kids, and lots of shady spots to relax. The atmosphere is peaceful, clean, and family-friendly. Perfect place to unwind, take photos, or enjoy a day out in nature. Highly recommend visiting if you’re in Toowoomba! 🌸🌳✨

Visited the Toowoomba Flower Festival at Queen’s Park — it was crowded but absolutely beautiful! The gardens were perfectly maintained, full of colour, and the whole place had such a cheerful vibe. Loved that it’s dog-friendly too. Hats off to everyone who worked hard to make it look this amazing! 🌼

It's a wonderful time in Toowoomba. Gardens throughout the town are full of vibrant flowers and creativity. Lots to see and do in Queens Park, from shopping at the local farmers markets, going to the amusement park, winding through the maze or strolling through the park. I highly recommend Toowoomba's Carnival of Flowers 💐

This is a stunning, well maintained park. There are trees planted along all of the paths offering shaded areas, and the lawns are kept neat and tidy. The Flower Festival really makes great use of the garden beds in September and October, and the option of various playgrounds here is appealing. There are wide open spaces to kick around a ball in and various paths to get around the vast park area with. A beautiful spot.

Beautiful location. Visited in October so was a bit after the peak time of the Carnival of Flowers. Garden displays were still amazing in the range of plants and colours. Is a beautiful oasis to visit at any time of the year.

Fortunate to have a break from the hospital to enjoy the beautiful Flower festival!! Thank you to all who put in so much effort. It is uplifting, inspiring and grounding.

Interesting place indeed. So much Australian History. This place makes you proud to be an Aussie. I loved all the old carriages especially the caravan. I also thought the Cobb & Co. Journey's were fascinating, I could have watched and read it all. There were boxes and suitcases around the place showing you what families lived in the area. That was clever. The Saddlery and Wheelwright workshops were very interesting. I liked how you can go to classes to learn these trades. Toowoomba's Carnival of Flowers pot plant winners were on show throughout the museum, very colourful. As I was an out of towner, it costs me $12.50 but if you lived in the Toowoomba region it was free. It's a small price to pay for some wonderful Australian history. I highly recommend.

This is a great place to visit, so much to see & enjoy the history of the exhibits. Well looked after, staff helpful & friendly.

This is a nice place to visit. Kept the kids happy with the kids stuff in certain areas... perfect marketing and less stress for us adults. Entry fee was just a little expensive for what it is..

Was there for the intro Blacksmith course which was fun, practical and pretty Zen. Knowledgeable instructor, great bunch of participants, good gear and very hands on. Thoroughly recommend. Good interpretation in the museum and full workshops where they rehab old coaches.

A great museum with many interesting features including the collection of coaches and horse drawn vehicles The carriage works was also extremely impressive The windmill display outside is a very impressive feature

Few artefacts to enjoy. The carriages and buggies were everything. They're amazing. But not worth a Brisbane Toowoomba return trip sadly.

Great museum, it is very well laid out with good access to all exhibits. Wheel chair acces s makes it a good place to visit for those with mobility issues. Several hands on areas for children to learn about the historical significance of this area. A beautiful cafe and gift shop on site enhances this venue.

Wonderful Location, with Amazing Views. Lots of Seating Options. With Large Indoor and Outdoor Dining Areas. Good Menu. Which wasn’t as Expensive as I was expecting. Service is Super Friendly !! Had a Vanilla Malted Milkshake and a Scone, Jam & Cream. Probably the Best Milkshake I’ve ever had !

We recently had the pleasure of dining at Picnic Point Restaurant in Toowoomba with a large group of 20 people. From start to finish, our experience was nothing short of exceptional and the view was amazing. Pre-ordering our meals before arrival made the service smooth and efficient, allowing us to relax and enjoy our time together. The food was absolutely delicious, beautifully presented, and there was a fantastic variety that even the children loved. The wait staff were incredibly helpful and attentive, ensuring our needs were met with genuine care. A special shout-out to Mason, who played a key role in making our visit so enjoyable. His friendly and professional approach truly enhanced our dining experience. We are sincerely grateful for the outstanding service and high-quality food. We highly recommend Picnic Point Restaurant and can’t wait to return for another wonderful meal. Thank you to the entire team for making our gathering memorable!

Inside was cold on a hot day, so we sat outside in the shade with fabulous views. For me the acoustic inside isn't great either, quite loud, but as I said, very nice to sit outside. Staff is very friendly and food was delicious and well presented. I can definitely recommend this place.

Loved our time having breakfast here with a beautiful view 🤌🏼 the staff was so friendly and lovely especially the guy that was cleaning and setting up the tables early morning, loved his vibe 🙌🏾. Our breakfast was yummy definitely coming back next time we’re in Toowoomba 😊

Beautiful location Good food Reasonable prices Due for a renovation Lovely gardens 💙

My best friend and I had lunch here today. The place is quite spectacular, very modern, clean, stylish and spacious inside. Its has a very pleasing and friendly atmosphere. It's beautifully lit and has views that you simply couldn't afford if you had to pay for them. That staff were superb, with unmatchable enthusiasm and friendliness. The food was lovely, delicious, well made and beautifully presented. Downsides - none really, other than a lack of internet enabled food ordering from the table. We got stuck behind someone who simply had no idea what they were doing, and it took her 15 minutes to place her order. That's ridiculous, but not the restaurant's fault. Thanks, Mason, you're awesome! Very, very, highly recommended! 12/10!

Absolutely sensational in every way. Every aspect of my big breakfast was cooked and presented to perfection, I was greeted with a stunning energy from Mason and the coffee is to die for… Thanks team, we’ll be back!

Beautiful trail on the Tree trail. Check out Little falls. Easy parking, easy walk with clear trails and only gradual incline. A couple of steep bits. Off road wheelchair would access with assistance. A couple of stops, so you can just go as far as you like. First water fall is only 700 meters from trail start. I went on a midweek day. So only saw two other people.

A short drive from Dalby, brings you to a small but beautiful mountain range. It offers expansive views from many lookouts and well maintained hiking trails. Don't miss Paradise Falls, Little Falls and Mt. Kiangarow. See Bunya Pines (of course!) Xanthorrhoea trees and Subtropical Rainforest, lovely clear streams and a multitude of birdlife including the amusing Catbird! Highly recommended!

A really good national park when there's been a bit of rain. I've been here quite a few times, but 20 years or more ago, and the waterfalls were very paltry, but right now, they are magnificent. And it's so lush under the forest canopy. The bunyas are magnificent, there's some very cool strangler figs. Lots of wildlife, birds especially. And such a different climate to the one we left in Brisbane. Cool nights, pleasant days. Finally, there are enough walking tracks to keep you busy for two full days walking. I strongly recommend a visit

Always love coming up here. The air is crisp and clean, the forest is awesome, with Bunya pines that you can't get your arms around. Cold enough for cozy fires in your cabin - toasted marshmallows etc.

Amazing hiking. Keep your eyes peeled for the bower bird structures and their blue decorations, and listen for the call of the whip bird! A great place to take a break from the heat of lower elevations.

So many birds a bird watcher happy place. We had a little biby come visit our cabin very special

Great place to relax and have a secluded bush walk

Had the best experience! Cowboy up is a fantastic place to go for a trail ride. The horses are very well looked after and all have lovely personalities. The country side was absolutely stunning. It was the perfect trail ride experience for me and my friend. Highly recommend going! Gill and Peter are the nicest and most down to earth people you will come across. We will definitely be going back 😊

Excellent trail ride on a beautiful property. If you’re in the area we highly recommend going. We went on a clear Sunday morning, potential to see cows, koalas and bird life.

We had the best time with Cowboy up! This was the perfect place to get our horsey fix, surrounded by such beautiful country. The horses are so so loved and well looked after, which can be rare for trail ride companies. Gill and Peter are such genuine people with a passion for what they do, the way they welcomed us instantly made us feel at home. They shared many stories, advice and travel tips which went above and beyond any other trails we have done before! I would highly recommend Cowboy up and we will 100% be back!

I went riding here yesterday with my two best friends, and we had so much fun! Peter and Gill were so kind and made an effort to talk to us and help us get a real feel for some western riding, the property and trail were absolutely breathtaking and the horses were so beautiful and so well behaved! My friends and I will most definitely be back for another ride!

Had an amazing time with the beautiful Belle. The owners Gill and Peter are wonderful people and so easy to talk to while going for an adventure through their property. Can’t wait to come back.

We are a family of three, with a daughter 7 years of age and we had the most wonderful experience with beautiful horses and fantastic leaders. Peter and Jill are knowledgeable, experienced horse people who show dedication and love for their horses. We have done a few trail rides in the past, and this was the best so far. The horses are so gentle, happy and well cared for. We will definitely be back!

What a wonderful morning spent with Gill, Peter, and horses Belle and Tubby on their beautiful property. In our 60's/70's we were a little nervous about getting on a horse but were given expert and easy to understand instructions from Pete before heading off on our 2 hour trail ride. Relaxed, safe and very tailored to our individual needs. Jill and Pete were fabulous hosts, welcoming, informative and great fun. Highly recommend, get out and enjoy. Varri and George.

We stayed in the free camping behind the pub. What an amazing spot. Plenty of space and the purchase of wood if you want a fire pit. It felt safe and staff at pub were so friendly. A visit across the road to the flag post store is so worth the browse. Look forward in returning.

From the moment we arrived it felt as relaxed as though we were home. A couple of hours later we felt like family! From the owner/manager (Spud and his stalwart sidekick Doug) to the amazing hardworking staff to the clientele to the entertainment (thank you Mr Q) to the food (that pig was delish thanks Benny) to the excellent friendly service all round, we had no complaints whatsoever. We all had wonderful relaxed fun in a lovely relaxed atmosphere. Many thanks to all at the Maidenwell Hotel 🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️

The Maidenwell is a great pub with a flat area out the back and recreational I'm grounds next door with heaps of space. The pub serves up a good variety of cold beverages a great meal of generous portions and the pizzas are the bomb!

Publican informative , beers 🍻 cold and missed 2 pigs on the spit by a day . Great swimming hole in this place . Free camping, plenty of room.👍👍 in

Nice country pub great roads easy loop nice deck for cold beverage meals senceable price. Easy parking

Great feed nice bar tender & good music. The free camp out back great too.

Bar man not over friendly. He was more interested in his 3 local patrons.

Informative and interesting with lovely staff. Also connected to the Art Gallery where you can purchase hand-made items by the locals.

Great little museum and information centre! Our son had a great time finding all the little peanuts in costumes hidden though the museum.

Interesting museum which tells the story of peanuts, the old machinery that was used in the early years, they also have televisions going that tell the story how peanuts are grown to the harvesting, highly recommended

Wonderful museum, both interesting and nostalgic. Put a smile on my face looking at some of the everyday items I remember from my childhood. Would suit any age group.

Plenty of space, wheelchair access, lots of memorabilia. Good place to spend a few hours out of the rain.

Soooo interesting!! I can know the peanut history in this town, and also many old machines and antiques here!

Great display run 100% volunteers. Well done all

Unfortunately we have tried to visit 3 times over past 5 or more years. Talking to gardners who told us it is permanently closed due to lack of volunteers 😒

Beautiful setting. Fantastic service and staff. Great food.

Just enjoyed the $20 winter buffet. Sadly the rice and potato bake were cold. We were seated on the balcony but there was no atmosphere. Perhaps a little music??? Also we left to grab desert elsewhere as we were unsure if desert was included. Perhaps this time next year will see all the wrinkles ironed out! Keel up the good work

What a beautiful surprise is Ringsfield! Lovingly restored and maintained by a team with a passion for local history, it is a step into another time. The cafe provides a great meal, served promptly and with courtesy. Ringsfield will seduce you with its stories and embrace you to its gracious heart. Well done to all involved in offering this priceless experience.

Poor service uninterested staff and very ordinary food. Asked for quiche and salad Got packaged vegatable slice with a half a bag of mixed lettuce and an occasional cherry tomatoe smothered in a sour mayo. Poorly presented No atmosphere and argumentative staff. Very expensive for a below average meal. Coffe not hot too milky and delivered before the food. Desert not matched to display. Coconut cheese cake was cream cheese on a soggy base no coconut in sight. All on all very disappointed, if your trying to attract tourists they'll not return and keep others away.

Had a very delicious meal tonight. Roast lamb and beef, roast potatoes, broccolini, carrots and peas. Dessert either pavlova with fresh fruit and cream or sticky date pudding. Nanango Indoor Bowls Christmas Dinner.

Lovely place for lunch. Food was delicious and reasonably priced. The staff were friendly and the gardens and museum are great to explore.

Nice selection of wines, liqueurs and other products. Charming lady served us and was very helpful. Lovely view of the valley. Dogs were so cute.

One of the reasons we ventured to Kingaroy for the weekend was to visit ‘Crane Wines‘. The reviews were good and it looked like a very pleasant experience from the website, as we are avid wine people. Even though their accommodation was booked out, we decided to visit anyway. I thought perhaps after some tastings we would have a nice bottle of wine, and a cheese platter (advertised)in the courtyard would be great. I was hoping we would return to Brisbane with recommendations, for this region, as an alternative to Stanthorpe. Sadly this was very disappointed, being very mindful of the CV/19, however, this was a get in and out experience quickly, quickly. We went from tasting the whites, to, ‘would you like to try the port’ in about 10mins, we declined out of shock and amazement. We were hold only 4 were permitted in the tasting area, understandable. I asked if the outdoor area could be used as it had space. The employee said nicely, yes but she is on her own and it’s too much to deal with. I purchased one bottle of wine out of politeness, and left. I was pleased we did, because as we were leaving several more cars arrived. Thankfully we found another venue, which was a great experience, run by the very friendly owners and staff, great service and food and wine. This venue was observing the CV/19 regulations, but all the visitors obviously were enjoying the experience, in the outdoor areas, and were having a relaxing time and putting money back into the community.

A little gem in Kingaroy. I am spending some months working in the area and decided to try the local wines. I couldn't have made a better choice than the Crane Winery. It is close to town (about 10 km) and its position on a low hill gives it beautiful views of the area. Very handy too if you're travelling North to the mountains and would like a rest and a tasting :). They have a lovely, welcoming, cosy sitting area to relax. Start with a tasting, it is the perfect way to introduce you to their gorgeous range of whites and reds so you can then sit down and enjoy the views and the breeze with a bottle of your favourite wine and a delicious platter. I didn't want to leave! Bernie and Judy are friendly, warm and welcoming. They also have a selection of liquors and spreads to purchase. Can't wait to come back!

This is the 2nd time we have tried to visit your winery. The first time was in November, when we noticed the sign in the road that you were closed for all of November. Our bad luck! The 2nd time was today when we arrived a little early and waited in your carpark until after 10.00 a.m. We walked up to the Cellar Door but no one was around even after knocking several times on both doors. Both times we have made detours to visit and would have appreciated another notice on the sign if you were not open for business. RAY

Always stop in here if I can. Their tawny is to die for and the chutneys are excellent. Enjoyed a platter here once while looking over the valley, I remember that day fondly.

Having a date day with my special lady at an amazing Venu. Shame the business is closing soon. We were sure to grab samples of Crane Wines' best products!!!

Winery is closed, don't believe the Google times, they are not updated. Winery is for sale. Was not worth our trip as the road is very treacherous, and unable to turn a motorhome around by the winery because their gates were locked as well.

I did my AFF licence here with my brother, and it was honestly one of the best experiences of my life! 🪂 The instructors are absolute legends. Professional, patient, and somehow still manage to make you laugh while you’re about to jump out of a plane. The vibe on the drop zone is just amazing. Friendly faces, great energy, and always someone around with a good story. Whether you’re here to learn or just to have a blast, fun is 100% guaranteed! Thanks, Skydive Ramblers, for turning freefall into pure joy! 🙌

I got my husband a skydive for his 60th birthday at Skydive Ramblers. Check in was very easy and staff and club members were friendly and helpful. Can't recommend Ty enough for how at ease he made my husband feel with his jokes and sense of humor. He really went above and beyond making sure my husband had a great experience. Would easily recommend this company for your skydive adventure.

Absolutely incredible experience for my first tandem jump last weekend! The atmosphere is fantastic - every member of the crew we encountered were ultimate professionals while still keeping the vibe relaxed. Massive thanks to Shani, Robin, and Ty who, despite some challenging weather (cloud cover), made sure we had a great morning. I highly recommend Ramblers, and definitely opt for the photos of your jump - Shani did an amazing job.

The jump was for my sons 18th, they helped put him at ease and never once made him feel anxious. They were clear with instructions and repeated as many times as needed. Was fantastic to watch! There were people jumping constantly and was all done with absolute professionalism. Couldn't fault it.

Saturday drive on the 6th of July, for my birthday on the 8th, to Ramblers for my skydive on Sunday the 7th, Was - OMG!!! OMG!!! an incredible and amazing day!!! I was so exhausted with the mixture of not enough sleep from excitement, adrenaline and I even think tbh maybe a bit of fear thrown in there lol 🤣 Even though my birthday wasn’t till Tuesday this weekend felt like it WAS my birthday and the skydive was a way to celebrate it!!! 🥰 It was a the most wonderful experience and it was just unforgettable in every way possible to me!!! What’s even more amazing was I had all my beautiful family with me to share in it too. Staying the night before in a cabin was the best choice for me, as I got to meet so many lovely and wonderful people on the Saturday and enjoy the atmosphere of the skydivers as they did their Jumps and meet alot of the lovely staff too. I had an incredible instructor named Ty and after doing the Jump Ty gave me a gift pack and in it was a discounted voucher to do another jump. I wasn’t sure how I felt about doing another jump tbh, nor doing one straight after doing the very first one either lol 😂 I looked at hubby John and then to the kids Amy, David and Kirk and said maybe I should do it again today, seeing you’re all here?? They all just said they would go with whatever I wanted to do!! And even though my heart was still racing and I was still shaking I thought that because I already had the family there and Ty was working all day who made my first jump experience incredible , I decided to take the opportunity with what seemed to be everything in alignment to go ahead and do a second jump!! YUP I DID 2 JUMPS!!!! The second time round you see alot more and although of course it is the same, the second experience is a bit different with a different and refreshed awareness from the first time jump and Ty did a few loops the second time round to add to the already amazing experience. Thank you to my beautiful family for coming to be with me and thank you to wonderful Jenny at Ramblers who I spoke to from day 1 and Sara who showed us my video and was also wonderful and to Ty the most amazing person and instructor and to Adam my cameramen for my first jump. They were all amazing people The whole experience was INCREDIBLE!!!! Thank you everyone!!! Gail Winner 🩷💞💖💗💕💓

Ramblers were absolutely fantastic to deal with. My tandem buddy Ash was so welcoming, friendly and professional (even when I vomitted on the dropzone 🤣). I couldn't fault how friendly all of the staff were. The atmosphere was relaxed and the staff really got you pumped up for your jump. I love my photos and videos that were edited by Ash and will cherish them as a momento of my jump. Thank you Ramblers for making my 30year dream come true.

Really friendly atmosphere, the instructors really took care of our mum, she had a great birthday! Very professional, very safe, not to mention the best hash browns I've ever had. Can recommend!

What a beautiful place! We couldn’t believe how stunning both the property and the accommodation were. We stayed in one of the Workers Cottages and it was amazing – beautifully done, with the fireplace making it extra special. The staff did everything they could to make our stay enjoyable, which really stood out. Such a hidden gem in Queensland that we didn’t even know existed! We loved the wine tasting, and dinner at the Irish Tavern & Restaurant was perfect. We’ll definitely be back!

I captured my first wedding here back in March. I have to be honest, it's not a place I'd ever heard about until the couple changed their plans to move their wedding to Dusty Hill. It was absolutely stunning. It's like a small town with everything that it offers and one of the better venues I've ever captured. It offers so much variety across the property, is immaculately kept and staff are very friendly and attentive. I've since booked a couple more dates for next year at Dusty and already cannot wait to get back there.

I would love to have stayed here as it's a beautiful setting on picturesque grounds, however, it was fully booked. I enjoyed the tastings, my favourite being the sparkling Shiraz that was the best I've ever tasted. The gift shop is stocked with all my favourite things and run efficiently by a lovely young boy. I'll be back to stay for sure. The Irish pub is also a must stop for great food, drinks, atmosphere and friendly staff.

We were looking for somewhere to have lunch whilst in the area & saw that the tavern had good reviews. Amazing pub in the middle of nowhere !! We both had the 300gm rump with mushroom sauce. We have sampled steak all over the world ( and most places in SE Qld ) - but this was simply the best steak EVER ! Planning our next trip up that way & taking all our friends as well. Now all they need is a designated camping area for self contained caravans/motorhomes & it would be absolutely perfect. Beautiful outlook / dog friendly is a bonus.

Such a great place. A hidden gem and well worth a couple nights stay. We ended up bringing a 1 year old and the wet every accomodating but we will definitely be returning without children as well!

What a magical place! Who would’ve thought a short drive could uncover such a gem? We stayed in the Stable and dined at the Irish tavern & Restaurant —both were fantastic experiences. Can’t wait to come back!

If your looking for a relaxing afternoon while camping next door at hidden gold camp then this is the place meals and staff are awesome weather you want to sit inside or out in their clean relaxing garden next to the lake you won't be disappointed. Then as you go back to camp grab yourself something from their little shop of local jams, pickels, fudge or a bottle of wine, or box like I did. Will definitely be back and recommending this place along our travels

Friendly environment with great selection of product for takeaway or even lovely garden setting for coffee and muffins. Young professional and very helpful staff. Congratulations team Poppa.

We recently attended Kenilworth Dairy and were extremely impressed by the wide range of products on offer. They had an excellent selection of cheeses, milks, yogurts, mousses, and various other dairy items. The prices for all the products were very reasonable. We purchased a packet of assorted hard cheeses, and every one of them has been absolutely delicious. The mousse was incredibly light and fluffy, easily one of the best I’ve ever tried. Their milk is low in sugar and has a clean, fresh taste. We’ll definitely be returning to Kenilworth Dairy on any future trips to the Kenilworth area.

You'll find a wide selection of dairy products here, like cheeses, milk, ice cream and so much more. For first-time visitors, I strongly suggest trying the cheese sampling box-it comes with nine different cheeses, a jam, and a packet of crackers.

Absolutely disgusting chocolate mousse sold in Coles, which found its way straight to my bin after two spoons. Can't believe you would taste this before commercialising it and decide "Yes, we have a winner!". Unless you just didn't or it was your first ever mousse and you don't know how it's supposed to taste or look like. There isn't even a hint of chocolate in this, it's just a sugar mousse, if you can call this a mousse with this slimy texture. It's extremely rare for me to go into the effort of rating a supermarket product but in this case I felt I had to try and discourage other Australians from buying this. I wish I had seen the reviews here before I did. Maybe keep it to cheeses.

Wow and wow,$10 for a bacon,egg,cheese roll,hash brown and cup of coffee. It's not a small roll either, freshly cooked and filling.....exceptional value.

Kenilworth Dairies was our first port of call on our AmazingCo mystery picnic. We stopped at 4 Mary Valley mystery places to collect yummy goods for a picnic in a secret location. I have to say that the goodies we picked up from Kenilworth Dairies were extra scrummy and helped make today a great adventure and excellent value. It was a great present idea from our daughter.

Purchased the chocolate mousse from Coles and it was inedible. It had over 10 days before expiry but was seeping water, had weird gelatinous lumps and tastes fermented. I have tried to contact them but no response.

This nostalgic museum has experiences for all ages from the gold panning to the historical displays. No exhibits were operating where we were there so it was presented as all static displays. It has the makings of something quite special but looks to be lacking the funds the get to the next level. Despite this it was still wonderful to visit and step back In time.

Such a cool place to visit! Try your hand at panning (and if you're lucky like me, get an actual bit of flake gold), see the history of the gold mining in the area, enjoy a walk around and then feel old when you see a keyboard your childhood computer had 😂 Well worth the visit and for a very reasonable price, a great adventure for the family. Even better, our pram could get just about everywhere! Not just gold at this museum either. The old fire trucks, cars and machinery were awesome to look at. Kids had a ball seeing things up close and personal. The stylised displays allowed the kids to have a better understanding of what they were looking at.

It's much bigger than you think. The lady at the counter said that and we didn't believe her. It's massive. It was a sunny day and I ended up getting a migraine but I did manage to see all the buildings, they are so well maintained. All this for just a $10 or $12 entry fee. You would probably need a few hours to fully check it out and read everything about this place. It's a once or twice in your lifetime kind of a place.

Great experience overall! Curious and interesting place with incredible customer service and the food there is delicious! Definitely worth visiting!

Very lovely food at Cafe, great museum buildings. Very informative

A great place to experience days gone by at Gympie's Gold Mining Museum fantastic exhibits gold panning and includes an Australian light horse display

Stopped off here on the way to Noosa from Hervey Bay, glad we made the stop! Planned to go in for a quick look around out of curiosity, but all the staff were really interesting to talk to and shared so much information about their history of Gympie. Each person we spoke to had a great story to tell and it was nice to see enthusiasm for their history. Had a lovely day and enjoyed panning for Gold at the end. We stopped by the cafe on the way out and enjoyed a delicious sausage roll! Worth a visit!

Sensational experience on this steam engine. Customer service from all staff was outstanding. The views from the carriage were fabulous. Stops at Amamoor and Dagun station were great thanks to those communities providing stalls at the stations. Well done to all the volunteers who contributed to make our trip memorable.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We loved it — even more than we expected! We took my mum from England along with my two kids (11 and 13), and it was so nice to see them genuinely engaged in everything our guide, Ryan, shared. He was young, enthusiastic, and clearly passionate about steam trains and railways — it was wonderful to see that kind of excitement! The scenery was stunning, and the stops along the way were great. The cheese and wine tasting was a lovely touch too. We had such a fantastic day — highly recommend a trip on the Rattler! ❤️

We did the ‘Wizard’ experience on Saturday night. If I would change anything it would be to experience the steam train during the daytime. There was not a lot of experiences regarding it being a Wizard experience, that in hindsight made the night trip worth doing. The journey was great as was sunset. After that there was nothing to see. Seeing the turntable for the train to turn around was great.

What a great experience! The trip was relaxing, informative and enjoyable. The high tea on offer was enjoyable. The staff were all friendly and helpful. The cafe was a great start for brekky before the journey, the museum and the shop offered some insight into the history of rail.

🇦🇺Aussie Traveller we went on the Mary Valley Rattler today out of Gympie. The old Steam Train and carriages have been immaculately restored. The staff and Conductors are all Volunteers which is a great credit to all involved. Well worth the trip, it took about 1 hour each way. When we got to Amamoor they had a little market, music and a Cafe. We had a great day.

We recently stayed in the Gympie Hinterland and chose to do the Mary Valley Rattler Silver Bullet High Tea Experience as a family. We received a warm welcome and briefing at the Ticket Office and browsed the museum whilst waiting to board. The carriage itself was well-restored with comfortable padded seating to enjoy our journey. Our high tea was lovely, admittedly our teens did not enjoy the savoury foods, however us adults made up for it, and there was plenty to fill our bellies. The trip was pleasant and leisurely as we clattered along, enjoying the country landscape and deep insights from our guide John. Dagan contained a Cheese & Wine Tasting (which we could not stomach after our high tea), a street library, wood mill, and nature walk. On our return trip we visited the drivers cabin and received our custom chocolate to have with our bottomless tea / coffee service. Overall a lovely experience.

Great experience all round. Great food and coffee at Cafe, so if you have an early start, just have bfast there. Service is fast and top. Train experience was lovely with each carriage having it's own staff to advise of the history. Great day. Thanks to all the volunteers that makes this possible.

Very sweet but small botanical garden. The views of the lake are lovely, and there are a lot of different birds. There are many chairs and picnic tables, as well as nice areas to put a blanket down. I visited during the week, and it was quite quiet. There are a lot of shaded areas, which makes it nice to walk around even when hot. They have a mist garden, which was a nice bonus. The amputheather is very picturesque and has a lovely tuscan vibe. There are some art instilatioms along the walk which add a pleasant touch. There are three separate car parks and a couple of toilet blocks. Most of the garden is wheelchair accessible with the exception of a few tiled/brick walkways that were a bit of a hazard due to what I assume is moving dirt and tree roots underneath.

Great gardens and pet friendly which is lovely. Kids fishing, people enjoying the picnic tables to read books. Only downside is the dirty people who don't pick up after their dogs! I had to carry our puppy around a lot because there was a lot of dog poo on the grassed areas 😌

Noosa Botanical Gardens is beautiful. I liked that a lot of the plants are identified under them. I use a walker and the pathways were well kept and disabled accessible. Buildings were well kept and clean. Well worth a visit. Access is free.

Definitely worth while to visit. Northern end is a bit dry and awaiting summer blooms, but the southern half and towards the eastern part absolutely beautiful with a great variety of foliage variety's. Favourite area was the rainforest area adjacent to the the Zen garden.

Tucked away near Lake Macdonald, these gardens are a quiet delight and well worth a visit if you’re in the Noosa region. They’re not huge or manicured like some of the bigger botanic gardens, but that’s part of the charm — it feels more natural, relaxed, and peaceful. There are walking paths through native bushland, open lawns to picnic on, and a charming Greek-style amphitheatre that adds a quirky, unexpected touch. It’s a great spot for birdwatching, photography, or just a slow wander to clear your head. Families will appreciate the open spaces and shaded areas, while plant lovers will enjoy the mix of native and exotic species — although a few sections could use better signage (I got lost looking for the blue track) or a bit more attention. Still, it’s free, it’s serene, and it’s beautifully set by the lake. Dogs are allowed on leash too, which is a bonus! ✨ Tip: Bring a picnic, binoculars, and maybe some mozzie spray if you’re going bushwalking. Early morning or late afternoon are the best times to visit.

The botanic Gardens are well maintained with heaps of nice dog walking paths. It's dog friendly which is great. The rainforest walk is especially nice.

Lovely place for taking a walk. Many different plants species. Map and bathroom facilities. Quiet, close to Noosa town.

Had a great day out on the water. Wit was a hot day and the swim halfway really cooled us down! Learnt a lot about the Everglades from our guides and really enjoyed an excellent lunch! Would definitely do this again. Kym was very easy to contact.

We enjoyed kayaking on the lakes and rivers. We thought it was really nice to be in the nature and get away from the noisy townsfolk. It is good for our brain and soul.- my 8 year old daughters review The whole family thought that it was amazing to be out in the great outdoors. The lakes were beautiful and calm. We had great weather as well! We all enjoyed it so much! The swims in the rivers and lakes were wonderful and refreshing! It was great though we did get tired after a while. It was an amazing day!!- my 10 year old daughters review

Incredible experience for our whole work team. Guided by the amazing Jan who had the patience of a saint with us! Super lunch spread with a huge amount of local delicious treats. The best experience we’ve had as a team based on the sunny coast! Highly recommend Jan, Josh, Kris and the rest of his team for sure if you are ever on the SC.

10/10 from us for Kanu Kapers and Jan’s amazing guided tour of the Everglades. We had SO much fun, a truly stunning part of the world, Jan was so knowledgeable and a great tour guide. The lunch and morning tea provided were also primo. Would highly recommend! Jazz and Liam :)

Today we did the guided 1 day kayaking. Jan was a terrific guide with lots of interesting facts about the area. He was calm and encouraging throughout. Morning tea and lunch were generous and the Everglades were beautiful. Had a swim in the lovely warm water. I would really recommend this experience…. Fantastic!!!!

We did a self guided day out with Kanu Kapers and would highly recommend! It was great that you can arrange pick up from Noosa Main Street as we didn’t have a car. Communication before was great and Josh was very knowledgeable about the area and clearly a very experienced instructor. You get proper sea kayaks and quality gear. They have a wonderful sustainable ethos and would 10/10 recommend the scenery. Thanks for an epic experience!

Recently we did an overnight kayak camp and had the most amazing time. We were worried about the weather forecast but as it turns out the rain gave us still waters and cool breeze. We paddled as far as we possibly could then camped at a quiet space (I think camp 3) then hiked to the sandblow. The gear was great. All dry. And ample food storage, which is high on my priorities 🙃 . Overall I had the best 2 days away in a long time.

It's a good, not so little, bird park! They have the bird food to feed the birds if you'd like, otherwise they are very friendly and fly over to you, depending what you have on you may be more interesting (my earrings were favourites). They also have the walk go through to some farm animals, which is neat! It is a bird park, so I think mice/rats in the bird cages are common, tidy in the front reception area. Friendly staff serving!

Was a really good experience. Ended up spending a couple of hours at the park. Can feed the animals. Birds will fly down to you, absolutely recommend getting mammal food can feed all sorts deer, miniature horse, camels. 10/10 Experience if your wanting to be up close with animals.

We loved our visit to flying high bird park, there was so many different beautiful birds to see. Enjoyed taking our time in each area, feeding the birds and taking photos. As the park grows and has larger numbers of visitors, I imagine it would be beneficial to have roaming staff to keep a closer watch on visitors and the beautiful animals. However I can understand this would add to running costs. We were ready for our tasty toasties and coffee at the cafe, which is a great spot to stop and relax after all that walking! Looking forward to our next visit

We visited Flying High on a day trip to Childers and were very impressed. The staff are great while the park itself is a hidden delight, tucked away behind the industrial shed main entrance. Upon entry into the park, you embark on an interactive journey along the lush, leafy path that leads you from beginning to end. Along the way, you'll enter various sections that, naturally, house different types of birds, as well as llamas (alpacas?), farm animals, emus and more. Pay a couple of dollars per bag and you can take food along to give to the residents. Well worth the effort as it goes a long way and sends the animals racing in your direction. The staff were very humble when praised and mentioned that the park is a work in progress and has more to achieve. If that is the case, I look forward to visiting in months or years to come as, even now, the experience was 100% positive. I truly wish them all the best for the future.

Reading the reviews wasn't good but we still went. It's well worth it the stop. Birds really friendly and are looking for a feed. Just buy lots of feed for the animals before going in. Really large range of souvenirs that's on par for pricing around Australia.

A very reasonably priced attraction with lots to see. The young lady at reception was simply a genuinely happy person who clearly loves her job. The souvenir and gift shop was reasonably priced as was the cafe. We really enjoyed this place and the bird life and animals were beautiful.

My sister and her family and I and my hubby had a great time visiting together. I especially enjoyed the dinosaur bird snapping the food from my hand. All the birds are just beautiful to see. The seers and buck is a great addition to see also. They were too interested in us unless we had food lol. And the upgrade from we the years is amazing in comparison. My niece And nephew thought the pin f was the best but and wanted to take him home. Tantrum slightly avoided as I said I’d buy them a milkshake if they shut up. Great day out

Awesome place to visit. We learned about koalas,snakes,lizards and monitors,loved the komodo dragon,tortoise crocodile show. We also saw the all8gators and was able to.pat a young Alligator,hold a python,patted and fed the kangaroos and wallabies and learnt about the venomous snakes of Australia with the snake show!. We also.paid extra for a Meercat encounter where we fed them and learnt more about them, which was fabulous! The staff are absolutely amazing ,friendly and very knowledgeable. I highly recommend going here.

Small, but wow, this place is amazingly kept. The grounds are beautiful. The $50 Meerkat experience is worth every penny. Snake shows are informative, the variety of reptiles you get to touch, hold, and see, it's well worth a visit. Feeding the kangaroos and emus is fun and get up close with the crocodile show which rivals Australia Zoo. Well worth a visit. You could be done is 40min or like us 4hrs. Its what you make of it.

Fantastic well maintained little zoo. Limited animals but what they do have are housed brilliantly and cleanly. Animals are happy, relaxed and clearly well cared for. Will visit again and again. Kangaroos, lizards of all kinds, snakes, crocodiles.

Very informative, well paced. Clean environment. Reasonable priced gifts and snacks. Get there early to feed kangaroos or they won't be hungry for your food. They are very calm and nice to pat.

What a clean, well run zoo. Was totally amazed at how clean it was. Staff were lovely. Got pies and coffee for lunch. You can take your own food in. There was a wash station provided just outside the roo and wallaby enclosure, which was exactly what was needed. All the animals looked healthy. Very impressed by the overall standard. Loved the Meerkats, could watch them all day.

Absolutely beautiful small zoo. Nice enclosures for all animals. Reptiles were really vital and seemed happy. Shows have been super for the kids

Loved this place. The staff are awsome. They had croc shows and animal handling. Plenty to see, and it was wheelchair accessible. Had so much fun.

Fantastic sanctuary that is incredibly cheap and a much quieter, more interactive experience compared to a lot of other zoos/sanctuaries. Great value for money and volunteers are very friendly and are happy to answer questions and pass on knowledge. Animals include kangaroos and wallabies, ducks, peacocks free roaming and bettongs, turtles, emus and dingoes in enclosures. A range of birds in aviaries and beautiful snakes and lizards in the reptile room. Animals are well cared for and volunteers love what they do. Emus are gentle, kangaroos are very friendly, reptiles are easy to handle. Definitely recommend the animal experiences - a dingo encounter is $15 and snake is $10 which is actually great value for money, a fair and heavily discounted rate compared to other overpriced venues. At 2pm the public can help feed the outer sanctuary, which includes getting up close with the most gentle and wonderfully natured emus! Kangaroo food available for purchase at the reception for $3 which is always an enjoyable experience, and they love a nice scratch behind the ear! If you love animals, I highly recommend this facility. I spent hours here by myself and loved every minute of it. Thank you so much to the volunteers for being so wonderful and informative and making this a fantastic experience overall! We appreciate your efforts and hard work in everything that you guys do!

Love this spot! You can tell that the animals are well taken care of & we’re happy to be part of it. A spot to pet kangaroos, admire beautiful birds and there’s even a reptile corner. Not a huge place but it’s more than enough to satisfy our inner kid.

great for the grandkids who got to feed kangaroos. it isn't a huge centre but had a variety of animals. staff were friendly and helpful. I highly recommend a visit!

A extremely affordable, smaller and quiet animal sanctuary that allows you to get up close and personal with the animals. The kids spent ages feeding the kangaroos and wallabies, yet weren’t brave enough to join in the snake or dingo experiences. Big picnic area out the front and a smaller area inside to enjoy drinks and ice-creams. We’ll definitely bring the next set of visiting relatives here.

Really lovely day out, staff were super friendly, Roos were chilling n happy to have us hang with them. Epic for the kids to hold an 8 ft python! Thanks guys..Great work 🙏

It was amazing! It wasn’t crowded, there were lots of different animals, and they all seemed to be well cared for. You can feed kangaroos and interact with the cutest birds. The staff are also so knowledgeable and friendly, which made the experience even better.

A definite go-to The kangaroos and wallabies are a delight to feed. Beautiful birds too.

Fantastic morning learning & feeding the local dolphin population. Staff presentation was very informative, even the kids loved it. Cafe was closed on a monday morning so cant comment, but the menu does look good. Special shoutout to Peter, loved the pink bunny ears mate!

Didn't eat at the restaurant, but the dolphins feeding was great. The presentation starts at 7.00am with a brief information session, then the feed starts at 8am. Dont 🐝 too worried if you're running late. The feeding is very orderly with no need to rush or push to the front. They also rotate the front viewing so everyone can get a chance to see. You get one fish for $15, and it lasts maybe 2 minutes in the water with the dolphins, no petting allowed. Definitely better experience with wild animals than viewing in a zoo.

I was in absolute heaven being here last weekend. I loved it so much I returned the very next day. All volunteers were absolutely lovely and friendly ( including the 2 gentlemen at the front gate, to the lady with the long blonde hair who was taking the orders in the canteen, to Annette & Roger and every other volunteer on both of the days ) . We ordered brekkie on our first day and the vegetarian wrap and coffees were so nice too - very impressive. These volunteers all showed such a huge respect for the dolphins too and also ensure that they remain safe in their own environment and ……. they were so organised too. They were even better than the Brisbane Entertainment Centre as I was there on the Tuesday before and it was a mess !! Considering they are all volunteering too - it’s so impressive to see. :-) On the second day at Barnacles, the dolphins were very playful and on both days, they had also brought gifts on their rostrums, it was just adorable. I would highly recommend going there and feeding the dolphins too, it’s really worth your time and money.

One of my favourite places on earth... so special to he able to feed the wild dolphins, the volunteers are welcoming and just want you to experience the beauty of these dolphins 🐬 and in top of that the cafe serves the best food. Get there early so you do miss the Dolphins arriving

Quite a busy cafe during the dolphin feeding experience, so worthwhile getting your order in early, otherwise it can take some time to get served. Food portions looked sizeable, and the coffee was pretty reasonable too. Live music was playing out the front of the venue at around 8AM which was a nice addition.

Had a wonderful time at Barnacles with the family. Feeding the dolphins was a lovely experience for my little one, and for the adults too. The feeding sessions are well organised by the amazing team of volunteers, who deeply care about the animals and deliver a valuable message to visitors about conservation and respect for dolphins and wildlife in general. Peter is fantastic (he told us to say that lol); but seriously, he and all the volunteers are wonderful. The cafe provides nice coffee and breakfast, and pets are welcome which is a huge bonus for us. 100% recommended.

School holidays so it was very busy, if you have never seen a dolphin then it would be worthwhile. You can get close up, volunteers are very good and helpful. It’s a private business so all proceeds go to the business which is interesting given it’s all run by volunteers.

Lovely park with separate rustic picnic tables. Food purchase choices limited, a little pricey and of varied cooked outcome.

Stopped in Maryborough randomly on a drive. We stopped at the shop to get some food and then found this park to sit and eat. Kids ran around, seemed well maintained. Right on the river. Like the musical features there too. Kids loved it. Nice spot.

Fantastic park with a huge open grassland space, several walking tracks and lots of statues commemorating those who fought in the war. Very well maintained area and a beautiful war memorial towards the main road. Lovely views over the river too and beautiful for walking. Dogs are allowed on leash and there were plenty of shaded areas under the trees too. Would highly recommend visiting here for a picnic or a short walk.

This is a must see war memorial. So many details covered with a local flavour.

Beautiful park along the Mary River

Must visit stop and along the Mary River Brilliant and well maintained park. Nice place to sit and enjoy the peacefulness. The War Memorial is really nicely done. Well done Maryorough. A few odd charachters about so recommend you watch out for your family but mostly cler of the park crazies.

I always enjoy a stroll through Queen's Park. Very well maintained. Beautiful historic buildings.

Went to the Food truck day at Bamboo Land 🎍 yesterday. Went on a guided tour which was really great. I learned a lot about bamboo and immersed myself in the experience. For me the best part about Bamboo Land 🎍 was what it did for me mentally and spiritually. Being there really really helped me with my mental health, feeling at peace, feeling free and happy. Made a big impact with my mental health and will definitely be going back often. I personally haven't been in 6+ years and plenty of improvements have been made since then. Definitely a beautiful venue with lots of potential and can go far especially as a wedding venue or yoga/zen retreat or something 🙂

Great place to get your nature fix. All the varieties of bamboo planted there is amazing to see. The nursery is well labeled to provide information on all the different types of bamboos you can buy. We had a coffee and banana bread from the coffee shop where service was great and the coffee was really good and a decent size. They also have a nice clean toilet. Don’t forget to visit the old train carriage on the grounds. Lovely place to shop, relax and explore .

The gardens are well maintained and established. There are some beautiful specimen palms and some amazingly huge stands of bamboo. The plants for sale are very healthy and well priced, some beautiful varieties for sale. Definitely worth the detour from the main road!

A real surprise. Such an awesome splace, created over many many years with a lot of invested patience and love. It is stunning! You can even rest, take it all in, whilst sipping on a coffee. Rumour has it that yoga is on the menu as well as food trucks. Keep an eye on their fb or website.

I highly recommend Bamboo Land for weddings! The parkland is absolutely stunning and makes the most beautiful backdrop for a ceremony and reception. We held both our ceremony and reception there, and so many of our guests commented on how gorgeous the setting was. The staff were also so thoughtful and accommodating — on the day of the wedding, they checked in on me at the guesthouse and even drove me to the reception area in a buggy so my dress wouldn’t get ruined. Everything about the venue was perfect, and I couldn’t be happier that we chose Bamboo Land for our special day

💯 recommend this beautiful place, its gorgeous and relaxing with toilets, icecreams, cold drinks and coffees. Perfect places to sit down and relax and beautiful shade, heads up they do have a few mozzies though so make sure you use repellent to help.

Well worth the short detour off the highway to check this place out, absolutely amazing. If you're expecting bamboo, you won't be disappointed. Beautiful location by the Burrum River, shady & cool.

Great view and short walk from parking space. There 2 scenic lookout. Have to walk down towards the beach, but theres no connection to the beach.

Always face place of mine to visit. It is close to a km walk from the car park to the blow hole. Make sure you take the time and effort to get to the edge of the cliff over looking the ocean, it is a little tough if you have issues walking as very sandy and need some strength to get back up. Billion dollar views await !

Its huge and its beautiful. Amazing place for the sunset. Just 10 minutes walk from the car park. Close to Rainbow Beach. I would recommend everyone to Take water bottle and a big beach towel or picnic mat to sit and watch the sunset. We went there on a weekday so it wasnt that crowdy, it could be really crowdy in the weekends as it is very beautiful place. 👍

Such a wonderful experience, and a great find when travelling in this area. Quite an unusual area, but a great place for sand boarding, or even just rolling down the sand dune. Beautiful sea views at the coastal side with paragliding and the opportunity for whale watching, alongside beautiful green landscapes at the other. The sand blow is about a 5 minute walk from the car park, and definitely a must when in the area!

Very nice natural colours, pics are not edited.

Very good,a short walk 🚶‍♀️ from the carpark,enjoy your visit

Amazing. Love this location at sunset, and it can get quite busy here with people coming to have a drink and watch the sun set! Fun to boogie board down the sand dunes and wander around, see the water and beach below. It's a short walk from the carpark through the bush (300ish metres or so, maybe?) with some stairs along the way. Love this spot!

Awesome location for the Fraser Island ferries ⛴️. So close to Rainbow Beach for supplies, the camp grounds here have toilets and spots so close to the water for fishing and kayaking. The area is a 40 zone, not that many abide by it, but there is a merciless motorbike cop catching a few so would serve as a deterrent. The ferry area is sandy, depending on weather, traffic and volume of cars determines how soft the sand it. Air your tyres down so you do not become an obstacle. Bring recovery boards and a snatch strap. Don't stay on 40psi. At least 25-30psi on the day pending conditions. I run at 20psi for the Island 🏝 Was an outbreak of gastro in the camp grounds so practise good hygiene. A picturesque location. Most accessible by normal sedans until the beach, where an AWD/4WD is necessary

Beautiful Inskip Point Queensland camping loads of room and relaxing. Public toilets are available, and shops are close .

Love this spot, great beaches, campsites are well maintained, and toilet blocks kept tidy. Sites are dog friendly which means my little mate can enjoy this stunning part of the world with me too!

Camped here over Easter. Great location, good facilities, that are cleaned daily. Cap on numbers means that every camper has plenty of space. Such a beautiful part of the world.

I was lucky enough to stay there for 3 weeks due to the incredible weather. Toilets very clean and well maintained. All in all, a very relaxing time spent there......

Good family beach camping spot. Has wheelchair accessible toilet facilities Camp sites are easily accessed with 4x4 but otherwise you can park a few metres from the camp sites on the road Rainbow Beach is very close to get supplies or visit a cafe/pub Can get very crowded during peak periods so probably don't bother during public holidays

Lovely setting with literally thousands of camping spots , (although it does get very busy you should be able to find a spot) you can choose from setting up amongst the trees or on the beach front and everywhere in between. There are toilet blocks and rubbish bins dotted around as well as the occasional non drinkable tap . Take your own drinking water with you as well as any other vitals as there no Shop close (this includes Fire wood) The longest you can camp here is 30days by permit which I think is around 6-7 bucks (beach driving by permit also ) which is online or from some of the shops at rainbow beach .