The 37 best parks and gardens in Tamborine Mountain

I feel like this was the first national park for a reason....to set the bar low for every other park to come. The hike just isn't really worth the view of the waterfall when there are so many other options. If it is wet, make sure you have rain boots or shoes you don't care about.

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.

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.

About a 3.5km round loop walk. Down the hill through woodland and then into a flatter area of palm forest. Lots of forest birds. Waterfall is a nice lookout spot. Take proper shoes as it is quite damp and muddy with some potential for leeches. Overall it's well worth the stroll

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

Nice hike, I went there looking for a wild finger lime tree. I found two along the way. The traditional owners of the land call them jambreen trees, which turned into ,"tambourine" and that's where the mountain got it's current name.

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.

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.

Loved the walk to this beautiful waterfall. An easy moderate walk full of exciting scenery. The trees and the rainforest itself was spectacular. The sound of the waterfall can be heard from the carpark and was a wonder when up close. Definitely recommend you see it with your own eyes.

Stunning waterfall. Takes about 10 minutes to walk from the carpark to the viewing point itself

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.

Beautiful gardens. A great way to spend a lovely day meandering around the walkways, through the various botanical sections. Worth a visit.

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.

A beautiful and serene botanical garden to explore and enjoy, highly recommended.

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.

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.

Amazing walk in the rainforest. Great views from the tree tops. Great place to visit for all ages. Easy walk with lots of fauna and insects around. Listen out for the birds and enjoy the scenery

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.

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.

What a stunning place to visit, very accessible. Short walk from the carpark with a bit of a decline. There are multiple pools accessible from the main walk way and some that are accessible via a hole in a fence but would be unnecessary given the swimming options further down. The sun was out, the water was cold but the scenery was picturesque. There is a jump rock that looks fairly dangerous but a few young gentleman performed for the onlookers.

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.

Amazing place with man made caves protecting these amazing animals. You can only see them in new zealand and australia so if your somewhere where you can. Do it !! Great service by the team .

Fossicking was a great activity for the kids - very dusty and hot in the sun (make sure you take a hat and bottle of water). A suggestion - it would be nice if a few staff were up in the dig site to help kids identify areas to dig or rocks that 'might' be worth taking down to be cut. Whilst some parts of the park are looking a little tired it was still a fun day out overall.

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).

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

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!

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

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)

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 lovely (short) walk to wrap up a day around Mt Tambourine. There are loos at the car park and it's a short, slightly steep, walk to the falls. The path is well signed and well kept, however there are stairs scattered in sections so this is a walk-in and walk-out waterfall. I made it down and back out after some photos in about 20minutes. Located very close to the Gallery Walk. An easy way to catch a waterfall on a day trip!

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!

Lovely stroll through the trees. However do not go if it has been raining as the path is very muddy and uneven from water trails, hence the word stroll. Other than that a great circuit, l did assume it being close to town the trail would of been looked after more is all, given a rating of three.

What a magical place. Old growth trees and palms. Definitely worth a visit. Donated by a private family to the National Parks. What a beautiful gesture.

The MacDonald section up at Tamborine is a great walk, especially after rain when the panda snails come out.

Alot of bird wildlife ! Although it is only a short walk, it is worth a visit

Lovely manageable walk with some uneven ground, tree roots, and stepping up&down, but mostly palm forest with a few strangler figs and gums. Enjoyable and not too long. Not too many people as there's no swimming holes etc.

Wow what a great hike … well maintained so many great plants just loved it

Beautiful little 1.4 km circuit. Fairly easy walking.

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

This circuit is considered grade 4: need proper bushwalking shoes, crossing rocky creek and many ups and downs points with slippery rocks. But it’s worth to visit and fun!

Starts off from car park and splits off from Curtis Falls trail to go downstream, visiting both banks of creek. We took an additional 30min and it was easy in winter, but I can imagine crossing the river at the end of the loop during the wet season could be challenging.

Short walks through dense forest. Very pleasant.

short walk. beautiful place. can swim

(Translated by Google) It takes 6 hours to walk. Because it is an international park, dogs are not allowed, but the scenery is very beautiful. It is suitable for hiking for the whole family. (Original) 需要走6个小时路程 因为是国际公园不能带狗狗 但是风景非常美 适合全家人远足

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.

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.

Found this place on a recent trip to Mt Tamborine. Very quaint and enjoyable especially with the rain and clouds rolling in. Our food was good. Hubby's beef pie was well to his liking with flaky pastry and meaty chunks. My Caesar salad was served deconstructed which was unexpected. The coffees were nice. Service was friendly but slow. Cost for 2 meals with coffees was $56. We would definitely visit this coffee shop again but I won't order the Caesar salad next time. Visited again last weekend. Menu has changed. I ordered soup, hubby ordered a burger. Tasty enough but nothing spectacular. At $26 the burger was overpriced. Lovely atmosphere but not sure we'll visit again.

We enjoyed a lovely Sunday brunch here this morning. Our Vegetarian & Vegan meals were really good, and the coffee was also good. The venue itself is stunning. There’s lots of outdoor seating and limited indoor seating, as the main indoor seating seems to be reserved for weddings. There’s on-site parking as well. Whoever maintains the Google Business account should list this as a cafe (it doesn’t currently appear in search results if you type in “cafe”). They even had live music this morning. Definitely worth checking out if you’re in the area. 😎

Such a beautiful spot with friendly service and great food. Freshly made zesty hollandaise sauce on the eggs bennedict, tasty zucchini fritters, good coffee, and tasty pancakes, so we all enjoyed our meals. Definitely worth exploring the gardens after eating.

Thoroughly Recommend Grand Chameleon for celebrations. Booked the iron wisteria rear courtyard for a significant birthday. Food was surberb and the birthday cake exceeded expectations. All guests commented on what a lovely place it is and great food. Music was a bonus from the grand piano and a musican serenading us while we were eating. Mark was great running around looking after us and compliments to the chef for the fantastic food and cake.

Great hidden location away from the hustle and bustle of Gallery Walk Tambourine. Lots of fun things for the Kids to see. Various locations around the property to sit in secluded type settings! Well worth a visit for lunch and stroll around this interesting property, you might even find out where Elvis has been hiding!

Nice food, beautifully presented. Very tasty. Quick and great service and all of that in a great ambience. As it was a cooler day we were thrilled to discover a basket of warm cosy blankets too.

Found this place on the Art Trail. Cute bits and pieces around the building and the backyard. Staff friendly and attentive. There was a live piano player+singer on Sunday. It's totally worth a visit.

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.

Nice walk, lovely rainforest. Bit muddy here and there (hey, this is a rainforest) and a couple of fallen trees, but walkable. View of the falls is good but hard to see the full falls from the platform.

Loved this track, I'd recommend going right first once you hit the circuit as there are more steps this way. I saw someone said they took their 60 year old parents on this track and I would say only take them if they're experienced hikers! This track has a lot of exposed rocks and roots along the path that could definitely be trip hazards once tired.

Currently closed. Except the look out at knoll road. Unknown date as to when it will be open again.

A few fallen trees since the Christmas storms but still able to walk around the track. Took an hour but I was walking slowly and taking some photos. Saw a few bush turkeys and some small birds.

Good circuit track through a palm grove and some rainforest done in 30 mins. Views of the west and waterfalls were obscured by the overgrowth (mostly lantana). A few stairs but nothing strenuous.

Great walking track. It really feels like you've had a good exercise day by doing it while enjoying the beauty.

2.6km round trip trail to a lookout platform from where you can catch a glimpse of the falls; as another reviewer noted, you can't really see the falls as they are behind lots of trees. We visited the falls a week after rain, and there was water and mud across the path that caused lots of people to get their shoes really muddy, including several little girls in pink sneakers. Wear boots - you won't regret it. The other leg of the circuit goes right over the water behind the falls. You can only see the water as it goes over the edge, but it is very pretty, much nicer than the viewing platform. The path was also much less muddy and wet. I am posting several photos taken with a drone. Not for the faint-hearted, but if you have a drone you may like to risk it.

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.

Did both Curtis and Lower creek circuit. Easy, short tracks. Boulder crossing was intense as I choose a day it was raining. Popular track. Highlight was seeing a carpet python 400m from the start. Great coffee at Pavillion

The Joalah Section is part of the Tamborine National Park on the Tamborine Mountain. It is quite a beautiful area, only an hour drive from Brisbane. There is a wide range of flora and fauna such as large trees and shrubs, various birds, glow worms and even platypuses. In addition to the forest, there is a waterfall and creek/river that runs through the forest.

Super fun, but challenging but that is half the fun. Busy. But will be back for the forth time 🚶‍♀️

So beautiful and picturesque. Tracks were slightly wet and muddy on the day we went, but not so bad that we slipped. There were toilets at the car park but I didn't use so can't speak to their cleanliness. There were also free parks when I arrived and people were coming and going during our time. It was just overall a nice experience and short walk in the rainforest to see Curtis falls.

Did not manage to see the waterfall as it was the dry season during my visit in early Dec 2019. But during our trekking, we saw some interesting trees.

Definitely must see when in Tamborine national park. Such a beautiful place! You can get really close to the curtis falls and take amazing pictures. We also went for a walk on a trail. Every path is well marked, the directions are clear, so you don't get lost. Beautiful rainforest, lots of birds. There's also a lookout point and a place to have rest. Spend at least an hour or two there just walking through the rainforest.

It was very wet and rather muddy, but this ~3km nature walk was a breath of fresh air. There is one point in the track that requires you to cross a stream with no bridge (walking across rocks)

Our family went for a picnic on Mt Tamborine last weekend and inadvertently walked into a skincare factory. We visited the factory and bought some certified organic skincare products, a particularly good and healing brand. Hope to bring my family here for a picnic next time🤩🤩

Their web site say open 7 days but when we arrived there it was closed. A few car were parked including the owners but no one would open the door. Called and left a message on voice mail - no call returned. It does not appear there is a business run from the premises.

Beautiful garden. Extremely friendly staff. You can have a nice walk in the garden to get some lovely photos.

Nice place to visit, buy some organic cosmetic and enjoy calmness and view

Beautiful place and interesting to see how organic skincare products are made 👍👀

Love the lavender and rose garden. Love the certified organic beauty products, especially the certified organic BB cream and Lipsticks. Open 7 days a week.

We've been a couple of times now. Very helpful staff, gorgeous gardens and the products are beautiful. Bought some to try and came back a few weeks later for more!

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.

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 .

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.