Top 43 things to do and attractions in Tamborine Mountain

Walking through a rain forest was a great experience. The signage was good. Some of the ground walk was uneven, so wear suitable walking shoes. Saw one water dragon, heard lots of birds but didn't see any. There was another visitor who was playing a flute while he was walking around, sounded great and fitted into the environment. Staff were friendly and helpful. Walk takes about 40 mins at a nice leisurely pace.

Took visiting tourists on a lovely outing. A couple who arrived before us was visibly distressed by the movement of the promontory point. It's not enjoyable for people easily distressed by heights or swaying caused by simple foot falls. We didn't spot any wildlife aside from a few water dragons and common birds but the trail is so interesting as it weaves through the layers of the canopy I think it's worth it. We only saw one or two orchids in bloom too so it's probably better when it's not early spring.

This place is fantastic ❤️ A small entry fee is totally worth the views to walk along the treetops. Great views all the way to the creek. Totally worth the stop

We loved the skywalk and we appreciate the care that has gone into making it a safe and educational experience. We learned a lot about the rainforests in southern Queensland and saw some amazing landscapes. The butterfly observation point was not as prolific in the spring as it was last summer, but still caught a glimpse of a few birdwings. It's definitely a place you want to check out if you're visiting Tambourine.

What an unforgettable adventure at Tamborine Rainforest Skywalk! My partner and I visited this stunning eco-attraction on a crisp spring morning, and from the moment we arrived at the beautifully maintained entrance in Tamborine Mountain National Park, we were blown away. The 1.5 km elevated walkway meanders through the lush canopy of ancient rainforest, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Gold Coast hinterland, cascading waterfalls, and the distant Pacific Ocean on clear days. We spotted vibrant birdlife—like rainbow lorikeets and whipbirds—fluttering just meters away, and the informative plaques along the path educated us on the unique subtropical flora, including towering strangler figs and rare orchids. The highlight was the 40-meter-high cantilever bridge that sways gently over Cedar Creek, giving a thrilling yet safe adrenaline rush without disturbing the ecosystem below. The entire experience is wheelchair and pram-accessible with smooth boardwalks, and the knowledgeable guides at the start provided fascinating insights into the Gondwana rainforest's 100-million-year history. it's incredible value for a 45-60 minute self-guided walk that feels like stepping into a Jurassic paradise. The on-site café serves delicious local coffee and scones with views of the valley, and the gift shop has eco-friendly souvenirs. Clean facilities, ample parking, and zero crowds mid-week made it perfect. Tamborine Rainforest Skywalk is a must-do for nature lovers, families, or anyone seeking serene beauty in Queensland—highly recommend! Very nice place, we love it. We'll be back soon.

The skywalk was very good. It was well kept and a lovely walk through the rain forest at different heights and outlooks. The walk was easy and at a leisurely pace it was probably less than an hour. There's a nice gift shop and cafe. Staff were lovely and helpful.

Short Nature Trail and Skywalk that is privately owned. Good for beginners and those who want to experience walking high up along the top of the trees. Trail should not take more than an hour including all the stops at lookouts and photo taking moments.

There are SO many offend places to enjoy along this marvellous street. From bakeries, to restaurants, to gift stores, to artisans, there are many options of places to eat or be inspired. We stayed at a place on this street and didn’t drive anywhere for 4 days. We dined at so many different and interesting places and had the most wonderful time for our 34th wedding anniversary. If you’re here for a day, part of a day, or a few days, you will leave with a smile, a spring in your step and a satisfied belly.

PLEASE do yourself a favour and stop at the 2 unique and quirky places in town!!!! Angela is such a doll of a person who has soooooo many knick knacks and yummy jams (yes, i may or may not have stacked up on the jams tee hee) Wild plumbing have THE BEST sasuage rolls in town I've ever tasted! Unique is an understatement.... I'll give you a hint, ever eaten a sasuage roll with a salsa dip before???? Yep me neither 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Go visit!!!!!!!

It's such a beautiful little town,definitely a hidden gem in the tamborine mountain. Gorgeous buildings and shops.

Gallery walk is a great place to catch up with friends and family. There is a new gift store just opened, #littletouchofaustralia, all gifts are handmade by local artists.

The hub of the area, busy and busier. Lots of see, some good, some great and some not so much. Something for everyone, but my favourite is the Christmas store. Finding parking can be difficult but you should stop nonetheless and soak in the local vibe.

What a beautiful walk. Stunning scenery, flowers, shops and restaurants. It was lovely to meander down and check out all the stores with candies, fudge, clothes and food. We were lucky to find a carpark everyday on the weekend we were there , but it does get super busy so may be an issue sometimes.

If you appreciate crystals and enjoy the pleasant weather, you'll definitely like this place. It offers great sunset viewing spots nearby, which add to the overall experience. The gallery walk is a delightful option for those who appreciate nature's beauty and crystal enthusiasts alike.The shop owners are very friendly too. Parking is a problem though, there’s a car park at the end of the road but it’s always packed. I usually head up around 2 or 3, lesser crowd. Sunset Recommendations are Rotary Sunset Lookout and Syd Duncan Park Lookout

I can’t say enough great things about this garden! There’s a beautiful mix of exotic and native Flora so that there is always something in bloom! My recent Business in spring time caught the wisteria Arbor in full flower while the residents were looking absolutely smashing!

So pretty here. Lovely gardens. Plenty of shade and nice walking tracks. Some bubblers scattered around would be a nice touch for hot days

A beautiful and relaxing walk through all the different garden areas. Wheelchair friendly in most areas.

Very beautiful. Well maintained. Peaceful. Well worth the visit. Highly recommended

Beautifully maintained and arranged botanical garden, perfect for an hour or so stroll. Parking busy during public holidays, as expected, park on the street nearby.

Beautiful area with lots to see. Some places are a bit steep to walk up on a hot day, but there are ample areas more easily accessed. Lots of friendly wildlife too! :)

Lovely gardens maintained by local volunteers. Special rainforest area for kids to play and explore in. We stood right next to a resident kookaburra, very cool! Great variety of plants, trees and shrubs, natives and exotics. There is good walking paths and plenty of places to have a picnic. Amenities are at the entrance next to the parking lot.

Nice place, few pools and waterfalls here. There are picnic spots as well with tables and benches, no BBQ plate, and a toilet block. Good safe and secure walks around waterfalls, alright for age group 5 yrs to 70yr, unless one cannot walk well. No wheelchair access at these tracks. Absolutely spectacular place during or just after a good rain event.

Well worth the walk down to the falls. We even spotted some wildlife. Free entry and wasn’t busy when we went. PSA - don’t wear white shoes. I saw many people walking back to their car with very muddy shoes. Recommend hiking shoes and if you don’t want muddy car floor, bring plastic bag and clean shoes to change into. Don’t leave used baby wipes all over the carpark like what others before us did. Absolutely appalling someone did this!

Pleasent easy walk. Well maintained. Lots of small stairs.

Quick awesome walk with alot of animals and interesting plants, butterfly etc. Just go slow and look

Short and easy trail within beautiful rain forest to reach the fall . We went on public holiday, so it was quite packed.

*Doable hike for kids 3+* Everything FREE. Picnic area with toilets at the start of the trail. Beautiful well-kept trail among those types of Aussie trees that look like they're standing on tip-toes. Easy and quick descent to a beautiful waterfall with some massive hollow logs. Still not sure how those logs got hollow.

Stunning walk to a beautiful waterfall. Relatively easy walk, i’m not super fit and managed it. It’s worth it

Beautiful scenic drive then you arrive and are greeted by friendly staff in a delightful setting. Momo was our guide and she was friendly and full of enthusiasm for her job. She imparted a ton of information in a way that made it interesting. The grounds are well kept and the attached cafe, gift shop and winery are beautifully set up. We purchased some excellent gifts to take away with us. You cannot take photos inside the cave but outside and around the frog breeding areas you can. A great way to spend a few hours.

We visited with my elderly mother to whom wanted to see the butterflies 🦋 to which was not opened as yet and nothing was noted on their website about not been opened. Otherwise the glow-worms was a delightful experience along with the cafe and gardens. Would be nice if you cleaned up the rubbish in the pond and gardens to which the manager walked right past

Great, informative tour as part of ticket and entry. The glow worms were AMAZING. The cave was full of them glowing brightly. There's also Frog Hollow to see too. All set in lush rainforest on a vineyard estate. There's also a lovely cafe/restaurant and wine tastings. Definitely worth a visit.

Educational and informative guided tour, you will learn a lot about glow worms and see them lining up the man-made cave walls. The centre itself situated at a nice bush area and the garden is lovely. Worthwhile to visit.

Had a tour with Beau Eastman. It was his first tour but what a bubbly knowledgeable chap. We found out that he was a film maker and has done work for Sir David Attenborough. We had to dig to get that but it was amazing to hear his adventures after the tour. Made the whole tour just that bit more engaging and magical. The glow worm story is pretty cool. It’s like you end up inside the galaxy in space. And the whole place is actually bright from the glow after your eyes adjust. Worth checking out for sure. The frogs and lizards is a bonus.

Tour guide Austin was very informative and made learning about glow worms interesting and fun. Definitely worth $30 to experience.

Little bit pricey. But worth it. The guide was hilarious and informative while allowing a fair amount of off the script audience questions. I attended with my daughters and they absolutely loved it.. there is also a "dark den" with all kinds of amphibians and reptiles which was well maintained and true to pattern, very informative. No guide for the dark den, but a guide was needed in that section. Wonderful experience.

This winery is stunning! Lovely views of the vines, incredible selection of ciders, beers and wines. The staff were excellent. Although busy, still were calm, collected and attentive especially the lady in the winery. Beautiful wines and cheese and selection of nibbles to match. The musician was also spectacular and totally added to the vibe. His voice was magic. Very talented! Highly recommend this winery. We loved it.

1 Star — If I could give zero, I would. I’m sitting here right now wondering how a place like this even calls itself a winery. Let’s start with the basics: our table wasn’t even cleaned. Glasses, plastic cups, and leftover mess from other guests just sitting there — completely ignored. The wine tasting? Absolutely pathetic. The pours were laughably tiny — like they were afraid we’d actually taste the wine. And get this: everything was served in the same glass without even rinsing between pours. Ever heard of cross-flavor contamination? Clearly not. The service was a whole new level of terrible. The waitress (bec) couldn’t be less friendly if she tried. No smile, no effort, nothing. And the person pouring the wine didn’t even bother to say a single word about what we were drinking — just dumped a splash in the glass and walked away like they had somewhere better to be. No water offered, huge gaps between tastings, and an atmosphere that screams “we don’t care.” This was supposed to be a winery experience, but it felt more like punishment. Save your money, your time, and your sanity — there are plenty of other wineries that actually understand hospitality

We were given complimentary wine tasting here arranged by our hotel and we were so happy we took advantage of it. The staff at Witches Falls were lovely and went out of their way to make it a great experience. We tasted 6 wines of our choosing. The wines were great and we did purchase some to take home. I’d recommend the wine tasting here.

I did the wine tasting here today and LOVED it. The whole experience felt relaxed but still premium; no rushed feeling, no pressure, just genuinely good wine and lovely staff who explain each pour in a fun, approachable way. You sit outside surrounded by trees, fresh air, beautiful views, and it honestly feels like the perfect Tamborine moment. I tried different styles (reds, whites, and a few experimental ones) and each one had personality; not generic supermarket wine vibes. You can taste the quality. It feels unique and local, not commercial. It’s one of those places where you sit, sip, laugh, and think “why don’t I do this more often?” If you’re on Tamborine Mountain, definitely book the tasting; it’s such a cool way to enjoy the day and it feels like a mini getaway without travelling far. Highly recommend , great wine, great vibe, great staff. 🍷✨

Went to a couple of wineries this weekend and we all enjoyed this one the most. The wines were beautiful and the atmosphere is perfect. Our waiter was excellent and really made us feel at home. Also the boxer brewery next door is great.

We visited Witches Falls Winery on Friday and had an incredible wine tasting experience. We sampled six different wines, each with its own unique character, and loved how the tasting was guided. We also created our own cheese board with a selection of local produce, creamy cheeses, salami, olives, pâté, and house-made relishes, the perfect charcuterie board. A special shoutout to Denzell, who served us on the day. He was so lovely, knowledgeable, and made the entire experience even more enjoyable with his warm hospitality. The relaxed atmosphere made it the perfect way to spend the afternoon, and the sun setting over the vines added such a beautiful touch. If you're heading to Mount Tamborine, Witches Falls is a must-visit for a relaxed afternoon of wine, food, and gorgeous surrounds.

Had the pleasure of having Camille serve us today for a wine tasting! She was so knowledgeable and an absolute delight!! Highly recommend this experience in the sunshine sipping yummy wine - our favourite being the Rosé 🍷 we will be back!

We visited the Mt Tamborine Distillery today for our 20th anniversary. We don’t drink often but decided to give it a try as we wanted to bring family in Europe some local gifts next year and thought this would be perfect, to combine the anniversary with some tasting for a bit of novelty. And we are so glad we did. The staff were amazing. We especially had a great chat with the gentleman who was very knowledgeable and friendly. He gave us a tasting of the herbal liqueur soon after we arrived which was a very nice surprise which we also ended up buying. A lovely complex liqueur. We did the $10 (each) tasting and chose 8 different flavours in total. Firstly all I can say while we had some favourites, they were all very high quality and very smooth! You can see why they have so many awards. There were no bad flavours we tried and there were many many more on the menu to try for future visits. We also had an extra tasting of the orange agave liqueur which really gives Cointreau a run for it’s money. Very tasty and punchy. The place itself is also very charming and welcoming. We left with a bottle of the herbal liqueur and chocolate mint, but will be back every year now on our anniversary to pick up a bottle or two and try some new flavours. It’s such a special place and worth a visit. It was never on our radar prior to this. Thank you for your hospitality today. We had a great visit. Very memorable.

Omg we just loved this place! Gordon was an amazing host, full of knowledge and history about his distillery. We did a craft your own citrus cello masterclass & absolutely had a great time making our own bottle to take home. Sampled some lovely liqueurs, stayed and had a cheese Board with some drinks. Thank you so much Gordon for your time & hospitality! Can’t wait to visit again. You’re a bloody legend 👏

A gorgeous distillery making vodkas gins and Liqueurs. So many to choose from. Tastings of four only cost $10. We also got a cheeseboard which was quite reasonable at $20. It is really quite quirky inside and there’s plenty of places to sit. They also do tours of the distillery. They definitely had some delicious things to choose from.

Incredible experience, staff are beautiful people and generous. Lovely atmosphere and great vibes! Cheese platter was yummy and we loved all of our tastings today! 10/10 experience

Myself the wife and 2 of our friends attended the spirit making class and all I can say it’s well worth the money and time , Gordon and his staff made the time go so fast I made a vodka and the wife did a gin . We will be back to do a rum class well worth a visit just for a tasting and if you have the time do the making class

We had Yuzu tasting in this place, overpriced with very unfriendly and demotivated staff. No explanation on what they are serving and it was only few drops of Yuzu on ice in each glass, Very poor experience.

Best day, Gordon the host is very knowledgeable and giving of his time. Can not recommend highly enough.

Kids had an absolute ball at the high ropes course. Was a little disappointed that there was no public seating/BBQ areas to have a picnic lunch while waiting. I understand that there is a cafe for people to enjoy but when the cost of the activities is quite high we wanted to do our own lunch. Thankfully there was a grassy patch of grass and we took some gas BBQs of our own. A really relaxed enjoyable afternoon.

Overall the park is great! Beautiful and very peaceful. We went for a work conference here and did the high ropes course, this was very challenging and exciting. The rooms were lovely, just a bit older. The service from the restaurant staff was the only thing I could say needs improvement, it's quite slow and staff are not very friendly, felt like a burden asking for a coffee, which also took very long. Regardless this won't deter me from going again to do the activities or stay.

An amazing park for the family. Not overcrowded and plenty of activities to do. Unfortunately we found all the activities to be quite overpriced though. Bird feeding is NOT what it’s made out to be in pics or by influencers. The young staff at the Jnr Treetops were all very friendly and helpful. Definitely recommend spending the day there (with pockets full).

Chris Arthy: he was absolutely brilliant man. My teams experience was great because of his customer service. He came to us and connected with us. Everyone were great and across was outstanding. Our stay at thunder park was great due to his interaction and services. He mshould be rewarded for his best customer service. Thank you Chris

We did the Tree Top challenge here and had a blast. For us, Lily made the experience. She kept us engaged from when she was instructing us on safety, to encouraging us as we attempted their difficult rope challenges. She was so confident and personable that we were feeling like friends, and were surprised to hear that she had only been there for less than a year. Definitely recommend checking this place out.

Stayed a couple of nights in Frog Lodge as part of a wedding group — peaceful, scenic, and beautifully designed up on the hillside near the pickleball court. Staff were lovely and helpful, and the breakfast buffet was next level! After many average hotel buffets over the years, this one really stood out — fresh, delicious, and beautifully presented. Thank you for an awesome experience!

We went camping and it was really nice , there's a creek to swim but it's not a huge waterhole so may get packed with two families there. Amenities were really nice and close to cam site, very shady. Mini golf was good and was a nice location

Got here at 840am on a Sunday school holiday and found a lot easily - there were only 2 other cars there before me. The last time I came after 11am on a Saturday and it was full all the way out to the main road, so we couldnt do this track! I’m glad I could this time. Super flat and easy walk to the falls which also serve as swimming holes. It was very serene when only a couple people were there. I took 10 min to reach the falls (not the lookout point, the actual waterfall) from the parking lot. When I got back out closer to 9am, the parking lot was already 80% full! Clearly very popular.

After reading a few reviews and seeing we were heading to Mt. Tambourine we decided to make the venture to the falls. And boy are we glad we did. It’s not an easy hike although the stairs and trail are well established and hey, if I can do it so can you. I did end up though sweating up a storm! The falls were beautiful and the pools at the bottom had people swimming and jumping in them. Quite a few people about. The 6 of us rid ourselves of our footwear and went for a wade which was lovely. Well worth the visit.

Good carpark and easy access to view the top of the waterfall. If you'd like to see more, there are rock stairs. Path is easy to navigate and clear of debris.

A gorgeous piece of forest, the falls are only a short walk from the carpark. Once past the falls, the tracks had little signage unfortunately mkaing it less appealing for a leisurely stroll. I will go back when I have the time to get lost!!

Awesome location, easy walking track (except the last set of stairs near the rockpools). Stunning location with plenty of wildlife.

A beautiful spot. Been there on a Monday, 1,5 hrs before sunset. It was pretty quiet, swimming was outstanding and the view absolutely magnificent.

Short walk, lovely waterfalls enjoyed our time at Cedar Creek Falls. The road the falls are on is dangerous if you're planning to go check it out. Be careful. There is not a lot of room for cars heading in both directions.

Beautiful surroundings with lots of seating options. The food was reasonably priced and it didn’t take long to arrive. Order at the table via the app or you can go to the counter and order. The food was really lovely as was the coffee. They also sell coffee beans and a few other things inside the shop. It was quite cozy with a lovely fire going inside. Plenty of off Street parking. Definitely recommend a stop here if you’re in the area.

Mount Tamborine Plantation Cafe is a gorgeous spot that absolutely exceeded my expectations! As you enter, you're greeted by a stunning venue that looks perfectly set up for any celebration, big or small. The seating area is absolutely gorgeous and I can only imagine how lively and packed it must be on weekends. I made a quick stop for a coffee, and while the unique flavor wasn't quite what I was expecting, the overall experience was still incredibly enjoyable. The staff members were lovely and welcoming, which made all the difference. Next time I visit, I'll definitely ask to try a different roast, but my brief stop left a lasting positive impression. Whether you're looking for a beautiful spot to relax or a special venue for a celebration, Mount Tamborine Plantation Cafe is a must-visit.

Must try the excellent coffee flight. The Chicken Karaage rice bowl is excellent. Baja eggs benny is good. Pulled pork burger is quite plain with too much mayo.

Popped in for a weekend brunch and could not fault the place. Service was prompt. Food was fast and delicious. Had the Baja Benny which was so good it didn't even need seasoning. The rhubarb crumpets were deliciously sweet not not sickly. We even added some of the pork belly bites and has brown soldiers on the side which were so tasty!! Leftovers to take away with us and had to grab a piece of cake for the road. Coffee is strong. Awesome. Staff were lovely and attentive.

The most amazing breakfast, modern flair. The best hash browns, unique. Flavourful and amazing matcha . Huge seating for groups down the back and shaded.

Food portion sizes have gone down massively and yet prices have gone up. Karage chicken burger is more like a slider burger but for $25.90 chicken was overcooked stringy and chewy, chips were cold and dry. Shame as it’s such a beautiful venue with so much potential if they had a better menu. Will not be coming back..

Definitely recommend before you stop in before mt tambourine! Smaller size mugs so you get a balanced creamy bold coffee and the hash browns/ pork belly options were great without being greasy. Lovely atmosphere outside to suit both individuals or families with young children.

Great spot for beers and some food. Best fries and onion rings. Beer and other foods were ok. Fills up quickly during lunch hours so food can take a while.

We stopped by on a drive from Brisbane to the Gold Coast and really enjoyed our experience. The lamb pizza was absolutely delicious and the hot chips were very good. We also had a tasting paddle and bought a can of pale ale to takeaway for a mate who loves trying new brews. Would come by again.

Fortitude Brewing Co near the top of Mt Tamborine is a great establishment to sit back after some walking or hiking of the Mt Tamborine area; The Brewing Co have great meal selection for the whole family along with chilled drinks and while we were there they had some live music going on; We had pizzas which hit the spot and we're very tasty to day the least, table service is provided expect for drinks you gotta head to the bar; Toilet facilities are available

I recently visited this spot again and had a generally pleasant experience, it still has a relaxed, low-key atmosphere. Good spot for families. The cider was delicious and easily one of the standouts of the visit. As for the food, it was a bit of a mixed bag. The wings were fine - nothing particularly memorable but perfectly acceptable. The loaded chips showed a lot of potential, with a great combination of ingredients and appealing presentation. However, the dish overall was lacking in flavour. The chicken could have used more seasoning, and the pulled pork, needed a more generous portion and a saucier, richer consistency. The only sauce seemed to be a bit of mayo on top, which wasn’t quite enough to bring the whole dish together as it was quite dry. The foundation is definitely there - a few adjustments could elevate the dish significantly. I know from previous visits that the pizzas are really good and maybe we should’ve had one of those.

Plenty of tables & seating. Bar staff were extra helpful & friendly even describing the beers 🍻 and taking a photo at our table for us. Plenty of free parking in out front Car Park. Can order cheeses from next door to have at table. Bonus, it's DOG Friendly. Good selection of Craft beers on tap, unfortunately the XPA I tried & liked was unavailable as a takeaway. I can definitely recommend a visit here, we will certainly come back again 🍻 Cheers ✔️

Went for a late lunch on a Saturday. Lovely staff, option to have food from the pub or platters from the cheese shop, both very good. And plenty of space for the kids to run around. I left my handbag there by mistake and couldn't get it back as I'm not local and the owner very kindly posted it back to us. Amazing customer service, thanks!!

3 hard earned stars for a fair priced squealer refill and tasty beer range by head brewer - 2 stars missing due to the garbage quality pizza under the current management, if you’d like a supermarket style pizza base at Full Price of a gourmet organic one, this is now the spot. $28 waste. Couple years ago had an amazing pizza here - freshly made real cooked pizza oven base, but I guess that is no more. Only mention this because it needs to be told, managers standing around while table salts napkins or cutlery are missing from the tables. sad if it’s just another corporate takeover of a once genuinely good venue.

An amazing place. Incredible views, large accomodation with a sense of magic and romance. Beautiful birds 🐦 and a lounge room bathtub made for a special evening. The welcome basket was a fantastic inclusion that brought the whole atmosphere together for us.

A great place for a weekend away, beautiful views off the balcony , good location on top of the mountain, do need a car to get around to visit the wineries etc. Cottage comes with everything you need, kitchen, laundry. I loved the recliner couch! the spa is great too. Parking is a little tight for space, but other than that we enjoyed our time.

Loved the place every second of my stay. Me and my partner loved the place and enjoyed our stay there. I love like to thanks owners of the place for keeping it in a tremendous beauty and running it. The 2 lovely couple have been running the place for 42years and after hearing their story i would like to thanks them for preserving the beauty of that place. The cottage it self-contained and loved the space, view and animals that showed during our stay. I would definitely recommend this place.

Clean but overpriced at nearly $400/night. Make yr own breakfast. Eating area but no restaurant. We came especially for the polish foods, show on online-menu. When we arrived, the answer was "sorry, not today/available". For a day trip, fantastic

Went here with my partner to celebrate my 21st. The staff were very welcoming especially the two sausage dogs that greeted us in the reception. The little breakfast basket provided every morning was so cute and sweet, it has everything we needed for a perfect breakfast and more. We were given everything we needed to use the fireplace which really warmed up the cold nights. Can't wait to come back again.

This place is not the same….spent a night last week….a few lights not working inside dining/kitchen and front door, stove would not work to cook brekky, requested vegetarian breakky did not happen..12 pm checkout on webpage but was told 11am when checking in. Sent a couple of emails but no reply….

Wow! What a beautiful place and experience. The view from the room is spectacular. The beds are really comfortable. The fire place was great as it was a bit chilly in the evening. The breakfast baskets are a delicious touch that make for a tasty breakfast. We loved our time here and wish we could've stayed longer.

Beautiful at cedar creek Falls! Well maintained and clean! Parking is abit difficult if u dont have a motorbike as there isn't many parks but noticed houses around are renting there yards out to park in 😀

A Refreshing Day Trip to Tambourine National Park This past weekend, we embarked on a delightful day trip to Tambourine National Park, immersing ourselves in the tranquility of nature. The fresh mountain air and captivating scenery provided a perfect escape from the everyday hustle. Our exploration revealed a vibrant tapestry of natural beauty. Lush greenery, colorful flora, and the gentle hum of bees created a truly serene atmosphere. We encountered fascinating wildlife, including sticky tree frogs and other friendly creatures, adding to the charm of the experience. The park's captivating creeks, rushing water, and breathtaking vistas provided endless opportunities for wonder and appreciation. To complete this perfect day, we visited a winery, reveling in the picturesque views and verdant landscapes. We are incredibly grateful for the opportunity to experience this natural haven. Tambourine National Park offers a truly restorative escape for those seeking a connection with the beauty of the outdoors. A separate review detailing our late afternoon culinary experience at the Bearded Dragon Hotel restaurant has been posted.

Lovely part of the world. Our favourite spot was Curtis Falls. You can walk the high trail or low trail. Byo swimmers and towels for the rock pools.

Some fairly impressive waterfalls and the scenery is pretty spectacular. There are a number of walking trails here which are all fairly easy to navigate if you are reasonably fit. Make sure to bring water and sunscreen. And perhaps try to avoid peak periods as it can become quite crowded especially during schoolies. Well worth a visit!

There are plenty of parking spots outside the park. So parking wouldn't be a problem here. When I came to this park I have no idea what is that. Thought it is beautiful and a long trail for running/walking. Beautiful? Yes, definitely! I was stunned by the view of the waterfall and the valley. Long trail? No, or maybe I didn't explore enough. It is just 30mins walking distance to all the trails. Been trying some off road trail but it's all the dead end. I guess I need to change my hiking shoes to swim suits if I come again next time as this is more to enjoying the ice cold water at the waterfall area.

Beautiful rain Forest. Lots of Walks and waterfalls. Great place for a family bush walks. Pools that you can swim in. What an awesome place. There are good amenities here including well maintained toilets and picnic tables. Parking can be quite limited. All in all highly recommended.

This place is lovely. Walking path which takes you to a small water fall. Some of the trees here are stunning. Coming back up the path may be difficult for some. Toilet block at the start of the track near the carpark.

An absolutely beautiful wedding venue. We got married in the chapel that had the perfect country charm. We then hired the terrace for 3 hours to host our lunch time reception that was a casual catchup after the ceremony. The venue was also perfect for the photos and not having to leave to capture them was a huge bonus. The staff were great in helping us set up and prepare for the big day. With their expertise the day ran smoothly. Thank you.

05.08 25. Had lunch at here today. What a woeful lunch. Nothing like the past (confit of duck, salmon , etc) classy food in the past. Not this time. Meals represented somthing like very poor senior citizens club meals). The stir-fried vegetables were like mixed frozen vetebles- watery and flavourless.the Barramundi was blanched and tasteless. The salad a few pieces of lettuce leaves and no dressing. The lassagna was craggy and tasteless. I thought last time was bad so thought we would give it another go. Sadly it was worse. I only finished the barramundi because I was desperately hungry. The wait staff was good however they didn't bother to ask if we enjoyed lunch - clearly they knew what the answer would be. Never again. Very disappointing. Don't waste your time or money. Plenty of other good places on the mountain.

We went yesterday for the wine tasting and had an amazing personalised experience. The person serving us let each person decide their own wine to taste with no complains and was incredibly knowledgeable. We appreciated his service and time which made it very unique. Only thing I would comment to change is, perhaps better seating for when having the wine tasting / outdoor perhaps, although we did like to stand after being seated all day 😊 Thank you so much and we would definitely love to come back !

We had the most amazing wedding at Cedar Creek Estate! The whole team, especially Delia and Jade, were so helpful in the lead-up and on the day - I didn’t have to think about a thing. Everything ran so smoothly, and we truly enjoyed every moment. Highly recommend this beautiful venue!

We had a wonderful wedding celebration on 11.10.25 at Cedar Creek Estate Vineyard & Winery. Jade and Delia were very professional, approachable, responsive and a delight to work with throughout the entire process. The venue is stunning and everything came together really well with their assistance. I highly recommend this venue and team for your wedding!

Thank you, Jade and Delia. It was amazing to work with both of you. From day one, everything was so well coordinated. You were always prompt with email replies and did your best to accommodate all our requests. We had to make several changes to the food menu, and each time, everything was handled efficiently and without delay. On the wedding day, the entire process was smooth and stress free. I didn’t have to worry about a thing. Jade and Delia took care of coordinating both our guests and suppliers. It was such an incredible evening, and as the bride, I was able to simply enjoy the moment. Thank you so much! A small recommendation for improvement: Since we had chosen a wide selection of wines, it would have been helpful to display a list of the available options included in the package. Many of our guests weren’t aware of the full selection we had organised.

We had our wedding ceremony at this venue Nov. Overall venue wedding service is very supportive, quick reponse via email and phone. Wedding food package tastes great for all three courses, the food materials are quite fresh. Wines choices are plenty, cedar red is excellent, we bought a few bottles back home as well. The venue environment is pleasant during Oct-Nov for photo shots. If the wedding come across rain, the venue has covered deck. If you need the guest to come up this place, it is better to use exit 57 on M1, this path is way much easier than the primary GPS suggestion.

The waterfall wasn't great. Trees are overgrown and blocking it. The lagoon was completely dry, and it looked like it had been for some time. The trees are stunning, and our children were excited to find leaves in the shape of hearts. The walk was a peaceful, beautiful place.

The walk around wasn't to bad. But not for the faint of heart. The track is not wheelchair friendly. There are rocks and tree roots in the middle of the path. The waterfall was very small only because of the lack of rain, which was a shame. But some of the views are good. The track starts easy but near the end is hard. Some wildlife around as well. The path is narrow in parts as well.

It was a beautiful solo walk with my music playing lightly in my headphones so I could still hear nature around me. It has lovely running waterfall and creeks, birds, and little scurrying animals in the underbrush.

TLDR - falls are not worth the effort. This whole track is a loop, so you can start either from the left (clockwise) or right (counterclockwise). I did the latter. This pathway starts easy, but becomes rockier as you go down. Quite a number of rocky steps down - some little ones were doing it carefully. I almost rolled my ankle multiple times on the way down. You will eventually reach a point where you have to choose to go left (complete the rest of the circuit) or right (to the Witches Falls lookout and Witches Chase Track) - I went right. You gotta watch for the sign for the falls lookout point - if you only focus on walking without reading the information boards you will miss it (I explain where this is in my photos because I almost missed it). The falls were the most disappointing thing I’ve ever seen. Just a trickle. Only later did I find out this is a ‘seasonal fall’ so you see nothing if the weather is dry. The effort it took to get to this point is not worth it, in my opinion. You can choose to go on to complete Witches Chase, which is an out-and-back route, or turn back and complete the Witches Falls Circuit. I turned back and the other way back to the carpark was easier, but also a narrow, constant gentle slope up nearing to the end. I had to stop to give way to people coming down the other side. I didn’t particularly enjoy this track. If the falls were magnificent and if the view was stunning I might still recommend it, but they weren’t.

Pretty nice track. Unfortunately there wasn't much to see at the seasonal lagoon. But we had a great time walking this trail

Nice walk through a beautiful tree canopy, the waterfall would need some good rainfall to make it worth the extra walk to the viewing area

Beautiful track worth the walk and spend time staring at the amazing trees 🌳

We took part in the gin blending class and it was fantastic. It’s hard to imagine it can work out so well in the end, but the guidance and support was incredible. And you get to take away your own blend!!! . An afternoon in the beautiful sun following, with great food too, what more can you ask for?

What a find. I have never tried gin before, the staff are extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Enjoyed a selection of their gin’s and had a pizza for lunch. Will definitely be back for another Christmas gin or two.

If you like Gin , then you will love this place ! Great location, awesome outside seating area with views to match ! The staff are brilliant & will go through the different flavours of the gins !

We discovered Cauldron only a year ago and now we buy all our gin there. We would visit at least once or twice a month to sit in the sun and enjoy a few drinks, really awesome activities and games to play to keep the kids occupied. Great service, delicious gin and food, even better to support our local economy!

Fabulous venue, and atmosphere! Excellent range of cocktails, well priced mocktails and an extensive range of other beverages to choose from. Had a stunning afternoon with the ladies with great service and brilliant weather ;)

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A Perfect Sunday Spot! If you’re visiting the Mount Tamborine area, The Cauldron Distillery is a must! We went on a Sunday and it was the perfect “Sunday Session” vibe – relaxed, great atmosphere and just the right level of live music to create a lovely background ambiance without taking over. The cocktail menu is incredible and the pizzas were absolutely fabulous. Highly recommend popping in for a chilled afternoon – you won’t regret it!

What a great place. Food was great and our gin tasting paddle was delivered with excellent knowledge of the product. Very down to earth atmosphere and we look forward to coming back with family and friends soon. (Loved our parting conversation with one of the owners, would love to share a drink on our return)

Excellent Market every second Sunday of the month where many Arts, Crafts, Produce, and food stalls meet to offer goods in the idyllic setting of the showgrounds. Set among the towering Eucalyptus trees with the recently restored old pavilion as the central hub and the adjacent sport oval. Several musicians and buskers create a festival like vibe in the mountain air. Plenty of parking, facilities and open space to roam the delights the market has to offer. If your looking for a day out in the mountain time it on the second Sunday of the month and visit this gem 💎

This market is one of my favourite markets in South East QLD. Lots of awesome market stalls with so many talented creative people. The Bearded Dragon Hotel beer garden and the countryside bring all the charm and there are so many unique items on display. Can't wait to get my Christmas shopping sorted this year. Parking is easy too. If you want to stay and hangout to enjoy the vibe, maybe book a table in advance with the Bearded Dragon Hotel.

Great monthly markets, plenty of variety of stalls, local produce and live music. Wonderful family venue.

We had a wonderful time enjoying the market. The cool mountain breeze lifted the heat from the stifling day, and some vendors even had fans to keep us cool. We are visiting from NZ so could not buy from the many plant stores, but we did from almost everybody else. The quality of art, craftsmanship, and food products is as good, or better than, any other market I have been to, anywhere in the world. There were many different accents and nationalities and the true community spirit that small-town Australia is know for, was refreshing to see. If you are on holiday in the Gold Coast or surrounds, make sure you come to this market for all your gifts.

14/4/23. The country markets are held in the showground on the 2nd Sunday of the month. Compared to other showgrounds sizes this one is only tiny looks like a big oval. Getting close car congestion is a problem. There is limited parking on the site and plenty of parking along the main road if you are prepared to walk. What fantastic markets. Everything we saw was hand or home made no mass produced Asian products here. A great selection of stands selling doggy products, honey, plants, jewellery, pottery, jams and chutneys, oils and balsamic vinegars, sweets, nuts, clothing and food stalls that’s what I can remember. In the gazebo stage there is a singer performing where you can sit and enjoy while having a break. What I really like was able to try all and I mean all the homemade products for sale. Nothing worse than buying something without trying it and finding out you don’t like it. So like this we spent a small fortune on nuts, honey, relishes. (Pics show some of what we purchased, we ate the rest) Oh but boy are they good. Also purchased a set of hand made red salt and pepper barrels made of rose mahogany $59 with ceramic grinders not plastic. This lady sold beautiful wooden products. There is a Green Shed where locally grown organic produce is sold but we walked there too late and there was almost nothing left. These markets are definitely worth a visit and really shouldn’t be missed. We loved them!

Drove an hour to visit the markets and they weren't open...actually non of the markets advertised were on. PLEASE Update your information online !!

The Green Shed. Open every Sunday from 7am-1pm, the freshest produce, picked that morning. From Freshly baked breads, Vegetables, Fruits, Jams, Raw honey from local Beekerpers. Get in early and say G'day to a local Framer.

Beautiful market, we travel up from Brisbane to visit, great variety of stall holders and good prices. Nice way to spend a Sunday morning- 5 Stars 🌟

Lovely country market on the mountain - great live music too!

So much cool stuff here. Good coffee, good food and heaps to look at

Wonderful! Today we went for a leisurely drive up to Tambourine Mountain. Our goal, go to the school mountain markets, buy mum some lavender gifts, buy some fresh Avocado's, a custard apple, fresh honey, eat dutch pancakes for a snack and have a browse around. We were so Impressed! We lined up outside the entrance. Scanned our id pic, given face masks, sanitiser. Few people in at a time, all spaced 1.5m apart. Line moved quickly. So impressed. Loveliest markets. Beautiful stalls, lovely lavender gifts, gorgeous smelling soaps, handmade leather goods, oil burners, home made cakes, plants, herbs, clothes, trinkets, English toy cars, CDs and so much more. We didnt find any honey sadly, we asked but no one had any. Maybe wrong season, no custard apples either, maybe wrong season, no fruit n vegies at all not even one avocado for sale. These were only things lacking, we looked but had lots of other things to buy. We had some great dutch pancakes..quick and delicious, yummiest. We left after an hour and soon saw many road side stalls with Avocados. Pesticide free, cheap and lots available. So we bought lots. To go down off the mountain we chose to go back via the back gentle road via Canungra. (Henry Roberts way down scares me with its steepness so I go the gentle way down off the mountain). Fabulous day out, markets were the best. Well organised, lots of covid safe steps taken to the extreme which made us all feel safe and appreciated the organisers efforts. Next time you take a drive to Tambourine try to coincide it with the dates of these markets! You will have a wonderful day 💐 🙏

Friendly, low-stress markets on a reliable monthly basis. Good for locals and tourists alike.

Lovely vibes and people. Organic produce, bouncy castles + petting zoo for the little ones and delicious food for all dietary needs. A lovely Sunday morning/lunch outing before a walk through the forest canopy.

The markets in Tamborine are a lovely way to connect with the locals and enjoy some local produce. We bought some lovely cheeses from Witches Chase Cheese and soap from “Our Goat Soap. Def worth a visit if you’re in the area.

Pulled up not expecting much on a Sunday but I was pleasantly surprised by the location and North Tamborine as a whole. The location was packed and we arrived whilst a large contingent of paragliders were launching. The view was hazy due to the fires at springbrook but I will definitely be paying another visit to the area.

We were incredibly lucky to witness the most breathtaking sunset ,a true masterpiece of nature. The sky was full of amazing colours. It was a perfect moment

Not a hang glider in sight, but still a top spot. The view is absolutely cooked - in the best way. You can see for miles. Great place to pretend you’ve got your life together while taking deep, reflective breaths and ignoring your unread emails. Bit windy though, so if you’ve got a fringe, it’s now gone. Bring a jacket unless you enjoy being personally attacked by the breeze. No shops, no toilets, just vibes, nature, and your thoughts slowly getting louder. Perfect spot for a sneaky picnic, a deep convo, or just sitting there like a majestic mountain goat staring into the abyss. 5 stars for the view, minus 1 for the lack of snacks… but I gave it back because the sky looked pretty. Would recommend if you like peace, quiet, and pretending you’re in a tourism ad🤭😂

We had missed the hang gliders as they were packing up when we got there. It would have been lovely to see them take off. Scenery was very picturesque.

We stumbled upon Hang Gliders Launch accidentally and were so happy we did. We sat and watch over 30 people + 1 dog launch themself from this epic location for over 2 hours.

This is an amazing surprise we just driving and saw these dare devils leaping of the cliffs we had to stop and eat h for a while

I’ve been here many times and it’s one of my favourite spots to watch the sunset. Absolutely love this place!

Cant see too much of Cameron falls from the viewing point. But the walk itself was pretty nice and you get to walk right over the waterfall too. Has picnic spots and bathrooms where you first arrive, along with a nice lookout!

A great look out spot on Tamborine Mountain in the middle of a great forest. It’s shady so the warm sun does not get into your face and it’s also a quiet little area. The tall trees in the forest makes it a photo worthy spot. Try venturing a little into the trees and there will be a path to a track. A must go spot when visiting Tamborine Mountain.

Well maintained like any other national park in QLD. Ample seating for picnic spots and a lookout close to the main entrance. The waterfall at the end of the trail ain't spectacular so that's a bit of a let down. But it's nature's work so no complaining 😁.

Great area, nice walk in nature! Some areas are a bit tight. Can be walked, however it's not easy all the way.

Went there expecting bbq as posted all across internet but there is none to be found!! Went to nearby Geissman oval instead which had 1 broken and 1 working bbq. It’s a nice enough look out and has a walk done in past (was shut at the time).

Personally, I won't be back to do this walk again. The view of the falls was blocked by trees and there wasn't alot of wild life apart from all the mosquitoes!

Nice walking track. We went there after rain and the forest looked alive. You can also see Brisbane City, Mt Gravatt, Mt Cootha and Glass house mountains on a clear day, which is interesting.

Pademelon gold mine here, seen least 10. At one stage there was 5 on the walking track. They seem to spot hikers before you spot them and take off, although they stop to watch in curiosity. The standard walk was 60 minutes, will try the extended walk next time.

We found a charger power bank on the 18/8/24 in parking lot. Wslk gave us a great work out. And even seen a snake 😎

Many thanks to the person who added this location for ease of navigating to the bush walking track.

Walking track is closed at the moment

Perfect stroll through the forest. Had my tramping boots on to protect my ankles glad l did as there was alot of loose rocks. If wearing regular runners be mindful of your step and it will be a walk where you are looking mostly at the track. Remember to stop and enjoy all around you. Wpuld be slippery when wet.

Beautiful walk. Beware of thorny vines draping across the path at head height. My son was sitting on my shoulders and got tangled in some resulting in nasty cuts.

Very small area for parking, luckily it was quiet when we were there. Out of the different walks on Mount Tambourine, we loved Palm circuit that was the best one in our opinion. There was not a drop of water to be seen running anywhere!

Stopped in here this morning after going to the markets. It was such a beautiful experience. My mother, grandmother and I had the Devonshire tea, which was delicious and some tasty petites. I tried the fairy tale tea and it was delightful, I’ll definitely be ordering that again. The service was very attentive and professional. We spoke to the owner and she was just lovely and was so informative of all the different teas and pastries they make in house, you could tell she was passionate about the business she runs. I can’t wait to come back to your beautiful business and have a high tea. Thank you for a lovely morning. 🫖💕

Came here as part of a hens weekend. It was a wonderful experience from start to finish - the table settings were beautiful, and the atmosphere is just what we were looking for from a high tea. The staff were very friendly and polite, as well as discreet.The food was excellent (and plentiful - we ended up taking a lot home!) and the gluten free option was just as good as the regular. The range of teas meant there was something for everyone, and the little sugar cubes with a flower on the top were the icing on the cake. The perfect finishing touch was the adorable gift bags they gave away for Mothers Day. I’d highly recommend this experience to anyone.

We went for a high tea for Mother's Day and could not have been more impressed!! We sat under a stunning tree in the garden and it was just beautiful. The food was excellent, not one thing I could fault. Wonderful service too. Will definitely be coming back for the next special occasion!!

Great location, the high tea was lovely. The lady really looked after us. Also worth a trip into the garden which is really nice. The only thing I would say is the place could have been a little cleaner as our glasses had stains on and a few other minor details. Other than that I would have given 5 stars.

The most welcoming environment, from the beautiful, attentive and helpful staff to the amazing chef in the kitchen a big thankyou for such a wonderful experience. Enjoying a dirty chai and scone and then devouring a beef burger. A peaceful oasis in which I now have to go home to burn all that delicious food off. I'll be back for sure!

Pretty disappointed when we came to eat here. The ordering service was less than ideal, the young gentleman was struggling to find where menu items were, this is fine he must’ve been a trainee. From here we ended up waiting 40 minutes for one meal! As you can see in the photo it wasn’t very busy. There were about 5 seated tables. There were also 6 front counter staff! I then watched as our barramundi made its way around the whole “restaurant” as they had no idea where the food was going. We saw this happen with multiple meals! The food is decent but the customer service is off. A place like this would benefit from ordering off a QR code with set table numbers to eliminate the need for a staff person taking orders and can spend their time perhaps getting trained in the kitchen to speed up the service.

Oh my! So pretty and peaceful. We received a warm welcome by friendly staff, and enjoyed a delicious Devonshire tea followed by an enjoyable stroll through their gardens. My new go-to place when we visit Tambourine.

Beautiful adventure into the rainforest - definitely a worthwhile visit. The road to Mt Tamborine was not for those who suffer from motion sickness. The roads were incredibly sharp and windy. The cafe serves coffee and light snacks. The experience itself was short, but magical. We managed to go when it began to rain, which made the experience more beautiful!

Really nice and relaxing walk amongst the treetops. Whilst I enjoyed it, I just felt like it was missing something and because it was still under construction I thought that $20pp was a little steep for what you get. I would definitely recommend the walk its just that I have been to many walks like this and they are free including (Kings Park, Perth WA). I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the walk but maybe a nice Cafe and some animals/better vantage points. 4 🌟

Its such a beautiful and scenic place. It has few lookout areas on the way and there are so many things to do in Mount Tamborine. It also has a lovely cafe which has a view to the mountains and trees. It has world's first tree top walk.

Great spot, nice walk.

Had a great day out with the kids at Curtis Falls. Walk was long enough but not too challenging, great experience. The cafe adjoining was also very nice.

Awesome short walk. Looked very ancient. Such a lovely legacy to leave 29 acres for all to enjoy. Lots of fallen trees and Palm fronds but still lovely.

Mother Nature has its way of therapeutically healing us. Each time I visit such a place, I go home energies and filled with faith. Kids love it and learn to respect the nature.

Aug 2023-pretty dry, lagoon was dry and a trickle over the falls which you view from the side right at the top, looking down the actual fall. Nice valley views. Easy walk.

Could be very muddy , be careful after rain, the water fall is small.

Witches Chase track section is quite overgrown atm, we had to turn around

We recently purchased a cuckoo clock from this fantastic store, and I couldn't be happier! The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly, making the entire shopping experience so enjoyable. The store itself is absolutely amazing, with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. My 4-year-old daughter now loves visiting, she’s so excited every time we go! This place is well worth a visit; you definitely won’t be disappointed. Thank you again for all your help with our new cuckoo clock. We are so happy with our purchase and look forward to visiting again!

Love this shop We come here every year, the cuckoo clock worth the money. This year we bought German room thermometer so cute. Well worth the drive and fantastic service. We are so happy with our purchase.

I would love to get one for my future home, after visiting this shop. Looks like their customer service is great too, from other reviews. Loved the variety of clocks here. They also sell other knick knacks like hand-cranked music boxes and watches.

I ordered a pair of Viking drinking horn mugs online, and had a bit of a tight timeline as I was hoping to get them delivered (semi-locally) to surprise my partner for his birthday. Stef and the team were so incredibly helpful, they posted them out so speedily that they arrived safely with a day to spare. I’m absolutely delighted with these beautiful mugs (pictured, with pen for scale), and can’t wait to surprise my partner. Thank you so much!

Always a pleasure coming to this store. Friendly staff, clean environment and exciting atmosphere. We bought our second cuckoo clock and got a reward gift voucher to spend in store too. Upon arriving home, we noticed a cute little parcel in the bag labeled 'Happy Anniversary'.. a lovely chocolate gift! Very happy 😊

What a fantastic shop up at mount Tamborine to visit, it has some really nice clocks in there and different gifts, antiques and the whole architecture of the building is great to, it’s a must visit whilst up at gallery wall mount Tamborine

Bought a wee wooden bear from this store. He fits perfectly on my shelf. I’ve named him Neil and he told me the day the world will end.

Nice trek. I enjoyed the walk more than the Curtis Falls itself. We could hear birds, we spotted a Wallaby, and the trees are majestic. As for the Curtis Falls, the flow of water was less abundant. I wonder if’s that’s due to the period of the year that we visited (October). Bear in mind that there are stairs and the trail is uneven (roots and rocks on the way), but it’s nothing intimidating. We had my mum (60+) and our 8-year-old with us, and the whole trek (go and back) took us roughly 1 hour.

Such a beautiful walk! Great for the family. It was so handy that there was a little shop next door. I was able to get myself and my kids cold drinks and ice creams. The owners said they will be open every weekend and school holidays.

Absolutely loved my hike at Curtis Falls Walking Track! The trail was well-maintained and offered a perfect mix of lush rainforest, beautiful scenery, and the soothing sound of the waterfall at the end. The air felt fresh and rejuvenating, and the walk itself was enjoyable challenging enough to feel like a good workout but still accessible for most fitness levels. Spotting the waterfall was a highlight, and the tranquil spot was perfect for photos and relaxing. I highly recommend this walk to anyone looking to immerse themselves in nature and unwind

A beautiful east walk amongst the rainforest to a beautiful waterfall. I'm not the fittest person but managed this walk fairly well. The steps are quite deep, so that took a bit out of me, but manageable. It's hard to believe that a beautiful waterfall is so close to the road, just not seen.

Good for a casual walk, not challenging, but has stairs, some large rock crossings and tree trunks in the way. If you add in the Lower creek circuit track, it makes for a good exercise circuit without being to strenuous. Fantastic serene track with natural rainforest scenery, good outing for all the family. To keep the enthusiasm up with teens or even family members that are struggling fitness wise, add a game in with "Best and most creative" photograph.

Lovely environment. The forest was beautiful and full of wildlife. The walk was pretty easy but not suitable for people with mobility issues. Otherwise I 100% recommend a visit.

Curtis Falls Walking Track was beautiful after the rain. 🌿 The 2-hour walk had muddy sections and some fallen trees from earlier extreme weather, but still fine to enjoy. It’s cooler inside the rainforest, so bring an extra layer. Wear sturdy shoes, go after rain for the best atmosphere, and watch out for slippery spots. Fresh air and lush scenery made it worth it!

What a view on a clear day. Easy to pull off road. Great spot for a picnic or quick stop.

Mega cool lookout with an absolutely stunning view at sunset. No matter what time of year it is, the sunset will be visible on the vast horizon west of this lookout. It's clear of trees where the sun sets as well. Slightly small but with three benches and bins it's one of the better equipped lookouts at Mount Tamborine. Plenty of parking and on a slip road too so very safe. 10/10 would recommend this lookout. An absolute hidden gem of Tamborine and I would say it is the superior alternative to the massive hang glider hill lookout just down the road.

The Rotary Lookout in Queensland offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. It's a perfect spot to witness stunning sunsets or enjoy a peaceful moment surrounded by nature. The lookout is well-maintained with clear signage and easy access, making it suitable for visitors of all ages. Whether you're a local or a tourist, the Rotary Lookout is definitely worth a visit for its scenic beauty and relaxing atmosphere.

What a breathtaking lookout spot! It's truly fascinating and definitely worth a visit. The beauty of this lookout is undeniable, and I'm certainly planning to return to soak in the view again.

Lovely view but not much parking.

Great view from up there

Amazing view well worth the visit. It's only 5 minutes drive from the town. Plenty of seating area and side road parking. Theres brewery across the road and a restaurant. Totally recommend stopping by.

We had a beautiful stay here last weekend, the owners went above and beyond to ensure our stay was perfect. Comfiest bed ever and the rooms were so lovely and private with high ceilings, big bath & fireplace. I had a massage at the spa with Hayley and it was one of the best massages I've ever had! Location is perfect with the St Bernard hotel 2 minutes walk away, a stunning spot to have a drink or food overlooking the beautiful views. Will definitely come back again! Thank you 🙏😊

Stayed there for 5 days in early September 2025 villa 4 , bathroom had mold on roof , bathroom fan didn't work, shower head fell off while having a shower, bathroom toilet holder and soap holder in shower also fell off. 😳.. fan in main area didn't work, fire place was lifted at top and released smoke, Was many cockarockes on walls also stood on one though the night going to the toilet was very unpleasant. TV keeped cutting in and out. Some lights didn't work. Back wooden screen got court on rug and glass door was hard to open and got court full scrapping and makes a terrible noise evey time u opened it. Also on our last day got woken up by a blower then a power washer before 7am. Besides all that the lady I believed called Bec was so amazing and tryed to help us in evey way possible. Not b worth the money we paid!! Place need a lot of work.... I hope the owner reaches out to me...

I cannot speak highly enough about our experience at Escarpment Retreat & Day Spa or our dealings with Bec who went above and beyond from my initial enquiry with her right through to check out and all the inbetweens. The accomodation and view were breathtaking and they thought of everything from fire lighters to little blankets we could use while sitting outside, they even left us some bubbles to drink and allowed us to drop off our luggage and supplies early and to check out later after our beauty treatments. Most impressive was that while chatting when dropping our luggage off early I mentioned I had forgotted to bring with me some mixers for our drinks later that night, Bec sent me a message later asking if she could pick some mixers up for me so they would be waiting when we arrived back from out wine tour. The coffee plantation just up the road too is excellent for breakfast AND you cannot and shouldnt stay here without experiencing a massage or facial treatment from the salon! All four of us had a treatment and we all came away saying how amazing it was. A wonderfully, perfect girls weekend all round, thank you!

I booked a villa at the Escarpment for my daughter and her husband for the night of their wedding, which was just down the road at St Bernards Hotel on Friday 22nd August 2025. Bec was fantastic to deal with and the room was just perfect and exactly what they wanted. Thank you for making their special day even better. I would highly recommend the Escarpment to anyone visiting beautiful Tamborine Mountain.

Our experience at Escarpment was not quite we expected for the money we paid. There was no wifi available in the Villa and you could only watch a dvd. We were given a refund and moved to another Villa where after 24 or so hours the television kept dropping in and out of reception and the water supply stopped. The staff were very quick to fix the water problem. We decided not to have a spa as we weren't sure if the water supply would stop again. The staff were very accomodating with both the changeover of the Villa and the water problem. We have travelled extensively throughout Australia in various accomodation styles and were using our stay here as a treat. It has been a little disappointing for us. Thanks.

Just absolutely stunning! The location, the room, the service... it can't be faulted. If you're looking for a place to unwind in the beauty of nature, then look no further. My husband and I will definitely be back.

Spending $450 for a villa is a complete and utter waste of money when you get stuck next to a group that appears to enjoy speaking incredibly loud for over 6hrs The only way we could drown them out was turn a movie on at max volumes Attempting to sleep after that was a challenge Do yourself a favour, stay elsewhere.

Been there during our holidays just with some generell interest. Shop owner told much about the stones and their differences. Offered me some nice older stone if I just want a genuine opal as a better souvenir than the Standard tourist stuff and not interested jewelry. Guess I made a good deal:-)

I stumbled upon this absolute gem of an opal shop as I explored some hikes in the area. The owners are extremely personable and helpful and are full of fascinating knowledge and experience about opals. The selection in the shop is impressive and priced well for the quality. Of the many opal shops I’ve visited in Australia, this is definitely one of the best. Highly recommended!

I went in today to have a look around/ browse, the owners were so welcoming, warm and friendly; and happy to have a chat and answer any questions; they are such an amazing, knowledgeable family business. I bought a beautiful spoon with a boulder opal for my partner. We will definitely be back again soon!! Thank you so much!

The owner is very patient and offers enthusiastic service. The Australian opal is also very impressive. It's a wonderful shopping experience.

What a gem of a place (pun intended 😜). Darren and Brandon we so friendly and helpful, giving us a quick lesson on all the different types of opals and settings, while taking the time to connect with us and our story. Highly recommend this spot over the more mainstream alternatives. You just don't get better!

I walked into this shop not intending to purchase anything—I just wanted to have a look. But I had no idea I loved opals so much until I stepped inside. I couldn’t go past the beautiful black opals on display… absolutely unreal. I knew I couldn’t walk out without them. The earrings I chose are the most stunning I’ve ever seen. The black opals from Lightning Ridge have the most vibrant depth and colour, and the little diamond adds the perfect sparkle. Set in 18k gold, they’re elegant, timeless, and I wear them every day. I’m completely in love. The customer service was outstanding—so knowledgeable, patient, and genuinely passionate about opals. I learned so much about the different types and how these incredible colours form. The whole experience was special from start to finish. Plus, the prices were reasonable considering opals aren’t cheap—especially pieces of this quality. I feel like I got something truly special at a great value. Thank you for such a beautiful piece and an unforgettable experience!

Called into Australian Outback Opals for a sticky beak over the weekend. Walked in chasing some gemstone knowledge and left with a polished opal triplet and 2 new mates. The blokes behind the bar were experts in their fields and offered the best customer service which included a live tutorial on how to make an old, opal ring look brand new again. Overall 10/10 experience, only downside is now I have to take the misses back there and buy her something…

Very peaceful rainforest walk. We really enjoyed the atmosphere whilst listening to the different Birdlife & spotting pademelons. The circuit does appear to require some maintenance. We climbed over a big fallen tree across the path near the end. Planks of wood were placed instead of a bridge in one spot but we went to the left of it. Palm leaves were falling from quite a height today making us very alert! Take extra care walking across the muddy areas and rocky path at times. Water is flowing nicely in sections. Shaded and a nice temperature this Autumn morning. Remember the bug spray. Parking for Palm Grove Circuit has a small carpark to start from with information board. No dogs or bikes permitted.

As a lone walker I was quiet enough to see alot of red-necked pademelons without them getting scared allowing them to carry on eatting while i watched. Track was easy, signage a little confusing. Limited car parking. Popular walk.

Really stunning walk, was a bit muddy due to some rain a few days ago, but nothing too crazy. A few sections of the track are a bit damaged and require you to go around, but well worth going to

We had a great experience made even more memorable by a torrential downpour that descended on us about half way around the longest loop. Sorry no pictures of the rain as I was trying to preserve our electronics that were in my unprotected backpack. We spent an hour walking on slippery rocks and a messy track. When the rain came down the leeches emerged. We did not realize the leeches were attaching to our legs until we were almost back to our car. By then we had dozens to deal with. After some blood letting we did survive. The memories we have will be priceless when in old age we are sitting in our rocking chairs.

Such a stunning walk. It's easy, boggy in sections after rain, peaceful and totally serene.

Great views but the proximity to the road and houses kills the atmosphere. When I was there I could hear people with leaf blowers, motorbikes, etc... Not exactly the sounds of a rain forest.

This place ia amazing. Do the full circuit ob a quite day and you will be rewarded with tranquility. Pademelons, Wompoosand Giant Trees.

Dog friendly park, very comfortable to walk in even when it’s warm outside, for the uninitiated like us it was quite easy to get lost but you find your way out eventually

A hidden gem of a place with flat tared pathways on flat land tha is a bonus and dog friendly. Nice old trees

We were told that fire flies may come out just on dusk but we did not see any. Nice park for a walk through.

An incredible tribute to the local community. A beautiful park to walk through and experience the rainforest.

A nice and easy little walk thru a rainforest

Nice little park, good place to see fire flies.

Great place that holds many secrets, shhhh .

Stopped in here whilst walking around the Gallery walk as the outside of the building looked interesting. It was just as interesting inside. Whilst there we sampled some of their liqueurs prior to making a purchase. The young lady was very friendly and it was a pleasure being served by her.

My favourite “bottle shop”! Definitely a must, when visiting the mountains. Reasonable prices , fantastic selection of liquor , some amazing flavours too. Give it a go, you won’t be disappointed!

Bought a bottle of Tawny to share with my partner as we like to buy from every place we visit. Absolutely vile taste, how anyone could taste that and have the balls to bottle it is beyond me. We have had ports from many distilleries and this novelty brand is an insult to drinks everywhere. Save your money and keep walking. Tipped the lot down the sink after 2 sips each.

Huge selection of liquor, fortified wines and sprits, tasting available on pretty much everything. If your going a winery tour of mount tamborine this simply must be a stop on your journey. The staff are very friendly and will point you in the right direction even if you are new to wine tasting. The price are very reasonable and as said above the selection can be astonishing

Excellent customer service, wide variety selection of drinks available, came across this by accident as never heard of Castle Glen, after a taste test I can say I love it, great tasting alcohol.

Nice wine shop and great for value

Excellent little distillery with rows and rows of unique craft liquor. Prices seem reasonable for a craft brewery. Tastings are available on request. We got to try the chocolate chilli liquor which was so so tasty. I also purchased some locally made artisan jam. Nice place for a quick sticky beak but not much to it.

This small museum is only open on a Sunday, 10am till 3. It's not worth going out of your way to visit but it's worth a look in if you're passing. Run and developed by volunteers the museum showcases life in the Tamborine area. Most of the buildings are original and have been moved to and re-erected on site. Amongst others there is a school, milking parlour, shop, agricultural store, blacksmiths and homestead but all are small. Our visited lasted over an hour but others with children were round the site in 15 minutes. Entrance fees are minimal. There is no cafe on site.

Such a wonderful Heritage centre. Extremely well presented and diverse in its well detailed displays. It has a huge array of varying insights into the colonial past of the mountain. It's the best $5 I have spent in a very long time. Highly recommend.

Here is a great collection of memorabilia from the past Some of which has direct connection to the mountains past. Other items have been donated by people connected with the early pioneers . There’s a real spirit of adventure captured by those trailblazer community Some would not be popular in today outlook as they simply came to chop down the giant trees for timber The museum s exhibit s are a bit tired and many items are in a worn state needing tender care. It needs to be said this is completely a labour of love for the volunteers who keep the place open albeit just Sunday s 10 am to 3 pm I think it’s a wonderful effort to keep our past before us

Beautiful piece of past era to visit - a lot of time & effort had gone into preserving so much history to teach our children. Thankyou to all who have donated precious memories and family history so that so much that was valued will not be forgotten. If you really take time to sow down and actually read some of the history, research and past rules /practices, and see just what people had to do to make a living and keep a family home / it truly makes you realise just how lucky we have it these days.

Staff were helpful and friendly and the exhibits are well laid out, interesting and well worth a visit

Great place to experience what life was like in the early days. Staff were very very friendly and welcoming, highly recommend this place if you are into history.

Lovely new place for us. Award winning Australian grown speciality coffee. We had ours with pecan pie. Yum! Coffee tree with red berries at front entrance and along border. Planted 7 years ago. Good service.

I just picked up my beautiful vibrant original piece by Susan Capan. She is very talented, very reasonable and super lovely! Thank you for my art, I’m so in love with it 😍

The shop owner has great taste of art. I love the artwork being presented in this Gallery.

Very friendly , and fantastic art well worth a look.

Very nice people

Superb artwork

Lookout is okay but the walking track to the top of the waterfall is better! Beautifully cool on a hot day. Wasn’t too long to the waterfall lookout but trees have grown over the view a bit making it a tad hard to see

The lookout is good. Peaceful and mournfully deserted. We however went for the waterfall trail which was closed. So you may want to reconsider.

Knoll Road Lookout is a gem on Mt Tamborine 🏞️! The views are next level—majestic mountains stretching as far as you can see ⛰️✨. Perfect for a peaceful escape or soaking in nature’s vibes 🌿🌅. Totally a must-visit if you love scenic beauty! 💯🌟 #NatureLover

Was a little upset the trail was closed, but understandable with the current bad weather. But the views were so amazing from the look out that i forgot to get photos of it. But I did get photos from the information board at the entry.

Xlose to car park if you don't feel like walking. Serene, not crowded, beautiful view. Quite close to commercial centre on Knoll Rd. Also picnic areas with Barbie pits. Love it

Great little area for a picnic or some quiet time and nice 2.6km walk to the Cameron Falls,not much water but still a beautiful sight! A few people on track so can sometimes get a bit squishy. It's a very natural walk with paths and rocks etc. The view from the lookout is obstructed but still lovely.

Good place to do a picnic. see the birds, native trees, and good place to see the sunset.

One of the most lovely places you can visit. Plenty of food stalls, the gallery walk is interesting, waterfalls and the glow worm caves. Just to name a few. Spend a day or a weekend. But don't miss it.

Incredible views of Gold Coast and surrounds from Mt Tamborine. Completed the Cameron Falls lookout track, beautiful tall forest, the waterfall was still quite a distance from the lookout - so not the best I have seen in Gold Coast area, but still worth a look. Plenty more waterfalls around Mt Tamborine to visit on the next trip. Fun gift shops and great food 🙏

Great place to visit beautiful views plenty to do.. beautiful restaurants

I love this place. Great area to go to see the sunset and enjoy the afternoon picnic with friends

A wealth of information. The lady was extremely helpful. Gave maps and print out, the best way to view places and do what you want to do (which ones by car and/or by foot). Told us about a street of shops/cafes in Eagle Heights to view and we had lunch with the dog. The eatery was great for pooches. A bowl for him before we even managed to sit down. The lady was very knowledgeable and nothing was too hard for her. Also had nice rest area outside and toilets. A great place to spend the day sightseeing.

Nice little information center. Lots of brochures and I formation was available for the area as well as maps of the local streets. The lady at the desk was very helpful with all of our questions and she was very courteous. My only complaint is that the center itself could be modernized and laid out better that it was.

Dropped past on our day trip and received good advice. The lady working in the office was fantastic and pointed us in the right direction with plenty of recommendations. Also told us which falls were flowing and which were closed off so it saved us plenty of time!

Very nice park!

A nice place relax

(Translated by Google) It's not connected to the witch fall track, so you can't take shortcuts from here. There's nothing special about it. (Original) 並沒有與witch fall track相連，無法從這裡抄捷徑，其他並無特別之處

Not a bad spot to take a break. BBQ provided. There’s plenty of seating and car parks. No public toilets.

We went to the Canungra Country Market it is on once a month. Had a fantastic time. Really good shopping, different things to see and buy. Beautiful leather hats.

Such a beautiful spot. So pretty and peaceful. Have just noticed the bbq does not work. No bins so take rubbish with you.

Just so beautiful and peaceful place to relax and in joy the scenery and eat your lunch arfter nice ride or drive in the country side

Pretty nice location. But full off rubbish which distracts from the beauty of the place. Has one electric BBQ

Nice little covered spot for a break. Good to have a coffee or lunch. Electric BBQs are available too.

Ideal place to park and a short stroll to shops and cafes. Also a lovely bbq and covered picnic area.

i got attacked while skinny dipping by crazy guy with a gun

Great bridge over the Albert River

My daughter likes to practice her hammer throwing here.