The Folly Ballandean

The Folly Ballandean’s outstanding location and wide open spaces are perfect for those wanting to escape it all. They offer 16 campsites for self-sufficient campers with 360-degree views of the surrounding hills and plenty of space between sites.

Activities available on the property include fishing, birdwatching, bushwalking, patting donkeys, outdoor fires and general exploring. Guided fishing and truffle farm tours are also available.

Mill House Trackside Camping

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

We are a self contained camp area ready to host caravans and campers in 2025 for the Historic Leyburn Sprints.
One acre of our 3 acre property will be dedicated to caravans and campers whom are self contained. Our property is right on the track with great views of corner 5 and 6 we are directly beside the main paddock with food outlets and stalls. Spectator access runs right through our property. Our camping fees cover you for 4 nights Thursday through to Monday all campers are required to be onsite by 5pm Friday

Just Red Wines Vineyard Cabins

Just Red Wines Vineyard Cabins on the Granite Belt offer a peaceful stay in Granite Belt Wine Country on a genuine vineyard and winery in one of the modern self-contained, two-bedroom cabins. Situated in a tranquil setting, overlooking the vineyard and adjacent to native bush and giant granite boulders.

Cabins are especially suited to couples or families up to four. Each cabin has a master bedroom with a king-size bed. Second bedroom has an over and under bunk – double on the bottom and single on top. Self-contained kitchen with stove, microwave, full sized fridge and dishwasher.

Log fires with firewood provided May to September. Air-conditioned master bedroom for your summer comfort. Shared barbecue facilities available. Special rates during the week and for stays of three nights or more.

Sundown National Park Camping

Journey along back roads to the spectacular wilderness of Sundown National Park on the Queensland–New South Wales border. With its dramatic landscape of sheer-sided gorges, tree-lined ridges and peaks rising over 1,000m above the Severn River, discover for yourself the park’s wild isolation.

Base yourself at one of Sundown’s camping areas and explore the surrounding park. Burrows Waterhole, Nundubbermere Falls, Reedy Waterhole and The Broadwater camping areas are scattered along the Severn River, and Red Rock Gorge camping area is on a ridgetop above sheer, lichen-stained cliffs.

Head out on foot for a bush camping adventure and experience the park’s rugged, secluded landscape at its finest. Explore up and down the river, or tackle challenging multi-day hikes up side creeks, into gorges and up formidable ranges, stopping to pitch a tent at one of the many remote campsites.

Book and purchase your camping permit in advance.

Mountview Wines Camping and Cabins

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

Multiple campsites and cabins available on a beautiful winery located on the bicycle track at Glen Aplin, a short distance from Stanthorpe, Ballandean and the picturesque Girraween National Park. On site you will find an amenity block consisting of two toilets and two showers as well as a disabled shower/toilet combined. Two outdoor BBQ’s and a wooodfired pizza oven are available for guests to use. A limited range of pushbikes and E bikes are available to hire, just enquire at the cellar door. Located only moments away from Girraween National Park- plenty of hikes available and with a range of difficulties, each view will take your breath away. With many wineries on the same track, we are in a perfect location for anyone who wishes to join a tour, or even just do the one or two nearby. Come watch the wildlife, whilst sipping on a glass of the ‘bloody good red’ – or whatever you fancy. Water station is on Mackenzie Street in Stanthorpe for those needing to fill their tanks with potable water.

Killarney View Cabins and Caravan Park

Killarney View Cabins and Caravan Park is set on five acres of land with spectacular views of Killarney and the surrounding mountains. Killarney View has seven modern fully self-contained Cabins catering for couples and families; these are situated at the front of the park with great views. They have a spacious two-bedroom cottage and a pet friendly cabin complete with a fenced yard. The park is within walking distance to the Killarney township, only 10 kilometres to the spectacular Queen Mary Falls and less than an hour’s drive to the award-winning Granite Belt wineries.

The park has a great flat grassed camping. The camp kitchen has a great ambience with a new wood burner stove for those colder nights; there is also a gas barbecue, pizza oven, microwave oven and refrigerator.

An outdoor camp kitchen has been added to enjoy the outdoors. Good mobile phone and television reception. Killarney View welcomes dogs by prior arrangement.

Rose City Caravan Park

Rose City Caravan Park is a lovely little park with accommodation to suit all budgets and tastes with clean and well-maintained facilities to ensure you’ll have the perfect overnight stay.

Offering well-appointed, fully self-contained air-conditioned cabins or choose to stay in one of their quirky themed caravans.

There is a selection of drive-through powered sites, both slab and grassed, which will accommodate most caravans and motor homes.

Free barbecue area, coin-operated laundry, dump pint, book exchange and gas bottle refills. Travelling pets are allowed at management discretion.

Rose City Caravan Park are very well aware of the need to provide a friendly, safe and secure environment for travellers and are committed to strong customer service, providing not only a spotlessly clean and secure park, but also peace of mind for your stay.

It’s easy to find on the New England Highway, at the Northern end Warwick, on the road to Toowoomba and Brisbane.

Spicers Peak Lodge

A member of Luxury Lodges of Australia and awarded Two MICHELIN Keys, Spicers Peak Lodge sits more than 1,100 metres above sea level and is just two hours from Brisbane. With luxurious suites, panoramic views and personalised service, it’s an ideal Scenic Rim getaway for travellers seeking premium accommodation, immersive nature experiences and an all-inclusive escape. Surrounded by World Heritage‑listed Main Range National Park and dramatic Scenic Rim landscapes, the lodge delivers space, privacy and a deep connection to nature.

As Australia’s highest non‑alpine lodge, Spicers Peak Lodge blends seclusion with elevated experiences. Guests can enjoy guided walks, mountain biking, 4WD tours and scenic helicopter flights, or unwind with star gazing, sunset picnics and quiet hours by the fire. The infinity pool overlooking the ranges and the restorative Spa Anise treatments add a refined layer of relaxation.

Dining at The Peak restaurant is a highlight of every stay, showcasing seasonal Australian produce and modern interpretations of regional flavours, along with a thoughtful selection of wines and cocktails curated to your tastes. All gourmet meals, selected beverages and minibar are included as part of the lodge’s all‑inclusive offering.

Lazy Cow Farm

Small farm nestled in the Goomburra Valley. They farm beef cattle, sheep and pigs. Their lush green farm has a beautiful creek that trickles through the middle, making it a picturesque camping location.

They are 25 mins drive from the Goomburra main range National Park which has beautiful walks and picnic spots. They are a 15-minute drive from the quaint town of Allora and 25 mins from Warwick.

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

Peter Street Povo Paddock

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

Last years prices until the end of March!! Well ok until I get time to update it. Looking like mid May… Lucky you! Also, you can contact me on FB page https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61564399006295 Formerly known as old MacDonald’s Farm, this property is offered for the Leyburn Sprints Weekend. Located on the Leyburn Sprints race track on the corner of Perceval and Peter Streets. (There are also other sites on Macintyre Street that are on the start line next to the pub but these are fully booked for 2025) http://www.scribblemaps.com/maps/view/New_with_walkway_and_no_overflow/LFl6mQnRlF Price includes Wednesday night to Sunday night whether you stay 1 night or 5 nights in line with Sprints Committee camping guidelines. So just book for 2 nights. Price does not include ticket entry to the Sprints. Tickets are available at the Sprints merchandise tents and entry points at Warwick Street near the RSL and Macintyre Street at the corner store end. Peter Street 18 large sites for RVs. These are numbered for admin purposes and don’t correlate to a position in the paddock. Sites will be allocated as they are booked.

Twinstar Guesthouse and Observatory

Twinstar Guesthouse offers clean, comfortable, motel‑style accommodation in the heart of the Granite Belt, South-East Queensland, surrounded by wineries, orchards and wide country skies.

Conveniently located on the New England Highway at Ballandean—just 15 minutes from Stanthorpe and 40 minutes from Tenterfield, NSW—it’s an ideal base for exploring Girraween, Bald Rock, Sundown, and Boonoo Boonoo National Parks, renowned for bushwalking, birdwatching and spectacular wildflower displays.

Family‑owned and welcoming, Twinstar Guesthouse is also a favourite among amateur astronomers and astro‑photographers. They can enjoy dark rural skies from a dedicated stargazing area featuring a concrete observing platform eclosed by 1.8‑metre Colorbond fence, power access, extension cords, table and chairs. Each room includes a pair of binoculars and a star disk for personal sky‑viewing.

The Guesthouse offers three ensuite rooms, each with its own private entrance from the veranda, accommodating up to six guests in total. Every room is equipped with air‑conditioning, a pedestal fan, private bathroom (toilet and shower), fridge, microwave, toaster, basic cutlery, tea/coffee facilities, wardrobe, iron, hair dryer, toiletries, towels, linens and free Wi‑Fi.

Guests may also enjoy an optional home‑cooked dinner delivered to their room at 7pm (24‑hour advance booking required). Free undercover parking is available on site.

The Green Flag (Sprints Week Only)

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

THIS SITE IS FULLY BOOKED FOR 2025 Nestled between the Pub and the start line on the western side of the road, this small block offers pole position for the pub and start line. Limited places available. No power. Portable amenities provided. If this site is booked – book on Old MacDonald’s Farm (Sprints Week), under the sites ‘In The Pitts – on the start line’. Hipcamps will only let me book one site on this page, but there are several available. Message me for more details or to check availablity. Price is $240 for 2 nights, and includes camping from Wednesday to Monday regardless of how long you stay. Must be checked in Friday night because the road will be closed Saturday and Sunday until race finished. When booking – only book Friday and Saturday night, but you are welcome to arrive from Wednesday on. Price does not include ticket entry to the Sprints. Tickets are available at the Sprints merchandise tents and entry points at Warwick Street near the RSL and MacIntyre Street at the corner store end.

Nightcap at Horse and Jockey Hotel Warwick

Nightcap at Horse & Jockey Hotel is situated in Warwick, located less than one kilometre from the town centre.

The hotel offers 34 guest rooms that are affordable, well-appointed, and perfect for travellers visiting Warwick. Each room is equipped with a smart television, air-conditioning, ensuite, room service, tea and coffee making facilities, and access to free WIFI.

In addition to comfortable accommodations, the hotel also has a bar and restaurant on-site. Whether you’re just passing through the area or planning a trip to Warwick, Horse & Jockey Hotel is an excellent choice for your stay.

Queen Mary Falls Caravan Park & Cafe

Queen Mary Falls Caravan Park & Cafe is a family friendly bush camping experience set on six acres. We offer various sites for caravans and motor homes plus camping with power or unpowered. Also onsite are 7 cabin options with one deluxe spa cabin for couples, two family cabins that sleeps four with an ensuite plus four studio cabins with a double bed, a triple bunk and kitchenette (no ensuite). The park has green lawns and shady trees in summer with opportunity to have campfires in the chilly evenings in winter.

The local wild birds can be hand fed (bird seed for sale at the cafe) with regular visitors of eastern rosellas, king parrots, bower birds and pink gala’s. Queen Mary Falls Caravan Park is located directly opposite Queen Mary Falls – Main Range National Park, with Public toilets, free electric BBQ’s a beautiful tourist attraction to experience the 40 metre drop waterfall and a stunning bushwalk going into the canyon and back up the other side.

There is an onsite cafe which serves excellent Coffee , Burgers, Hot Chips plus cakes, cold drinks and ice-creams.

Warrego Farm

Warrego Farm is a 226 acre lucerne and cattle farm seven kilometres from Warwick. It is situated on the Condamine River and Swan Creek.

Campsites are located on Condamine River. Kayaking swimming yabbies and fishing available on the Condamine. They only take minimal campers. Order your delicious free range eggs and meat from beef raised on the property in advance, which will be perfect for the campfire! Campfires permitted if restrictions aren’t in place. Dogs are permitted.

They have a very private campsite for clothing optional campers. Please ensure you check arrival directions before you come.

Kewarra

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

Experience authentic High Country camping on Kewarra, a genuine working cattle and horse property spanning 1,600 acres of breathtaking mountain landscapes. Nestled at around 2,000 feet above sea level, this peaceful property offers crystal-clear creeks, beautiful bushland and endless opportunities to reconnect with nature. With creek frontage and plenty of space to explore, Kewarra is the perfect destination for campers seeking a true country escape. Wander the property’s scenic bushwalking trails, venture onto the network of 4WD tracks (ideal for those with capable vehicles wanting to discover more remote areas), or simply relax by the water and take in the tranquillity. Farm tours may also be available by arrangement, offering the chance to experience the working property and travel from the 2,000-foot campsite up into the spectacular 4,000-foot High Country. Located close to Main Range National Park, Kewarra makes an excellent base for exploring the surrounding mountain region while enjoying the privacy and beauty of a working farm. Please note there is no mobile phone reception on the property, allowing you to truly switch off and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

Wynola Country Cousins

Located in the ’14 river crossings’ Cambanoora Gorge in Killarney, SE Queensland, Wynola Country Cousins is just two and a half hours from Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Wynola is a 1500 acre working cattle and horse property offering limited, secluded, riverside campsites.

Wynola Country Cousins have seven bush campsites. Each is located in a picturesque riverside spot with views of surrounding mountains, escarpments and farmland. Visitors can swim, explore bush tracks, spot wildlife and enjoy star watching beside a cozy campfire at night. Your campsite will be exclusive to you and your group. Your hosts guarantee there won’t be any strangers turning up within coo-ee of your peaceful hideaway. There are no facilities so campers must be self-contained and abide by their strict ‘leave no trace’ policy.

Your hosts, Bernie and Jo Brosnan breed beef cattle and Australian Stockhorses on Wynola. They believe the divide between rural and urban Australia has widened and there are fewer city-based people able to experience the joy of spending school holidays and weekends at their country cousins’ farms.

Wide open spaces (Sprints only)

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

6 campers per site per night (minimum 2 nights) @ $100.00 per night per site + fees and charges. Additional campers @ $20.00 each per night. We are offering clear and flat 9m x 9m camp sites which are side by side sites. Access via double entry gate with no restrictions and ample of turning space for reversing of caravans, trailers etc. Nestled in the quiet village of Leyburn and within 1km to the local Pub, RSL and a very well stocked General Store of small grocery lines or fantastic sandwiches, burgers and chips. Walking distance to the Historic Leyburn Sprints track for August 2025. We are on turn 3 and access is via a short walk to either one of the main gates on MacIntyre Street or a gate on Peter Street. Great location in the Southern Region for exploring.

Willow Farm Homestead & Lodge

Situated on a 170 acre property in Junabee, QLD, in the Southern Downs, Willow Farm Homestead & Lodge is a large modern Queenslander with breathtaking mountain views – the perfect getaway for large groups seeking a peaceful country escape.

Located between Warwick and Killarney, guests can enjoy the surrounding National Parks and waterfalls and heritage attractions or simply relax and engage in a range of on property activities and animal interactions.

Families and friends can relax and unwind nestled amongst grazing cattle and uninterrupted mountain views. Kids and adults alike can be entertained with a fully equipped games room with pool table, table tennis, darts and ‘bar. Guests can enjoy a kayak or fish at the dam, a campfire at the dam-side gazebo or feed the camels, Cleo and Nile.

The property has a spacious master/ensuite, big enough for the whole family! But don’t worry, you don’t have to share as the property has 4 bedrooms and sleeps 8 guests. There is space for everyone with a large modern open kitchen dining and living area and separate lounge room. With an undercover outdoor dining area with a BBQ and fire pit you are all set for marshmellows on the fire and star gazing. For the cooler winter nights, the lodge is equipped with a wood combustion heater and supplied firewood for those cozy nights in.

Alure Stanthorpe

Alure Stanthorpe is exclusively for couples who want to indulge in a sublime, romantic retreat and experience the ultimate in sophisticated, self catering bed and breakfast accommodation. This first class luxury tent camping/glamping experience is complete with every convenience you could never imagine you’d find in a tent.

Home of Australia’s most romantic and luxurious self contained tent accommodation, Alure also has two other private luxury split level villas.

Escape for a romantic break at Alure’s beautifully appointed villas. Set back for privacy on a 50 acre property; the villas are nestled amongst tranquil bushland. Take in the magnificent views from the comfort of the sumptuous lounge, unwind in front of a crackling fire, or end the day stargazing whilst soaking in your private heated outdoor spa.

Alure Stanthorpe is located only minutes from the many cellar doors of the Granite Belt Wine region, spectacular National Parks and the treasures that Stanthorpe has to offer, including first class restaurants and cafes.

Fall in love again at Alure Stanthorpe.

Ballandean Lodge

Ballandean Lodge is a 115-year-old grand Queenslander set on a six-acre olive grove surrounded by grapevines, making it the perfect place to unwind and take in the spectacular valley and mountain views to Sundown National Park – especially as the sun sets.

The Lodge’ s four bedrooms are all air conditioned with their own bathroom, toilet and wide verandah, allowing guests to retreat to their own private space after a hard day’s wine tasting at Ballandean’s numerous prestige wineries (all within minutes of the Lodge).

Briar Rose Cottages

Briar Rose Cottages consists of three quaint cottages on the edge of Stanthorpe in the Granite Belt Region.

Mulberry Cottage is a two-bedroom cottage (sleeps four), Silky Oak Cottage is a one-bedroom cottage, and their newest cottage Cedar Cottage is a three-bedroom cottage (sleeps six). All cottages are fully self-contained with modern kitchens, a stove, oven, microwave and a range of cooking utensils and equipment. All cottages also offer a wood heater with all wood supplied and an outdoor fire pit to sit around in the evening to chat about your day’s adventures!

The cottages have all been recently renovated with new, contemporary furniture and fixtures. Mulberry Cottage boasts a beautiful open-plan living area and a large front verandah. Silky Oak Cottage offers a gorgeous spiral staircase leading to a loft bedroom, beautiful front deck and a large bathroom with a bathtub. Cedar Cottage has a front porch and rear deck, modern furnishings and a large private backyard.

Briar Rose Cottages is pet friendly! One small pet per stay. Please get in touch with them to discuss prior to booking.

The cottages are located one kilometre from Stanthorpe Central Business District, cafes, shops and picturesque creek and walkways.

Granite Belt Motel

Granite Belt Motel is a 19 room property situated on the southern approach to Stanthorpe. The motel is approximately 500 metres to the Main Street, Creek Park-lands, Visitor Centre and the Big Thermometer, with ample free parking.

Whether travelling for business or pleasure, guests who stay at the Granite Belt Motel, often return time and time again, taking advantage of the great location, comfortable surroundings and good old-fashioned friendly hospitality. “Our philosophy is that guests are not just visiting the Granite Belt, they want an experience that they will not forget. With this in mind, we couple contemporary accommodation with our extensive local knowledge to help visitors make the most of their stay.”

The Granite Belt Motel is perfectly situated in Stanthorpe for the ultimate escape to the Granite Belt region. Located a two and a half hour scenic drive from Brisbane or under two hour drive from Toowoomba, the Granite Belt is famous for its wine, tranquil landscape and hospitality.

The motel is located on the main street of Stanthorpe but positioned away just enough to maintain an intimate atmosphere. They’re also just a short stroll from one of Stanthorpe’s best kept secrets – the Sentimental Rocks nature reserve.

Apple Blossom Cottages

Apple Blossom Cottages are situated in a quiet street in the town of Stanthorpe and a short walk to the centre of town and to award-winning restaurants.

Apple Blossom Cottages are situated on the Granite Belt less than three hour drive from Brisbane and the Gold Coast via the New England Highway. The Granite Belt is the wine and National Park destination of South East Queensland.

Apple Blossom Cottages consists of a quaint three-bedroom cottage that sleeps up to six people and features polished timber floors, large living areas, wood fire, electric blankets, two ensuite bathrooms (one with spa), a fully self-contained kitchen, laundry, smart television, free Wi-Fi and a large furnished deck with barbecue. All rooms have reverse cycle air conditioning for your comfort. A new villa that sleeps up to four people and features two split king bedrooms with ensuites, electric blankets, an electric fireplace, a fully self-contained kitchen, laundry, smart television, and free Wi-Fi. All rooms have reverse cycle air conditioning.

Apple Blossom Cottages also have a communal fire pit area with seating and newly landscaped gardens all set on a large quarter acre block. There is undercover parking for four vehicles on site.

Donnelly’s Keep @ Donnellys Castle

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

Wildlife lovers, this one’s for you! Adjacent to Donnellys Castle—an incredible granite rock formation you can walk through and over—Donnelly’s Keep is a 40-acre bush paradise. Enjoy native birds, wildlife, and stunning rocky outcrops right on your doorstep. Perfect for self-contained campers in flat, accessible paddocks. Meet our rescue pony, alpacas, and miniature goats at 3 pm. Just 15 mins from Stanthorpe’s orchards and vineyards. Come explore, relax, and connect with nature! Access to paddocks is via a well-maintained gravel road with only minor correlations. Directional access is best via Amiens Rd/Pozieres Rd /Donnellys Castle Rd Intersection.

A Stanthorpe Getaway

A Stanthorpe Getaway is situated on six acres of rustic charm in the heart of granite belt wine country. The accommodation is perfect for families, group getaways, or couples looking for a romantic weekend escape to the country.

Follow the Strange Bird wine trail and visit the local award-winning wineries or visit the local boutique breweries, all a short drive away.

A Stanthorpe Getaway is surrounded by amazing scenery and some of the granite belts best-known landmarks, including Girraween National Park, Storm King dam, Ballandean pyramid and Ballandean dinosaur.

There are five dwellings available, see the website for further details.

Barrel View Luxury Cabins

Barrel View Luxury Cabins offers a truly unique escape in the heart of Queensland’s Granite Belt, where guests can stay inside Australia’s first giant wine barrel accommodation.

Set amongst vineyards and framed by sweeping views towards Girraween and Sundown National Parks, each beautifully appointed barrel has been designed for couples seeking privacy, relaxation and a chance to reconnect with nature. Wake to misty mornings, spend lazy afternoons on the deck with a glass of local wine, and unwind beside the fire as the sun sets across the vines.

Just minutes from award-winning wineries, cellar doors and national parks, Barrel View combines uncomplicated luxury with the charm and character of the Granite Belt. Whether you’re celebrating something special, exploring the region or simply escaping the everyday, a stay at Barrel View promises an experience unlike any other.

Because some getaways should be as memorable as the destination itself.

Adjinbilly Retreat

Hidden deep within the spectacular Cambanoora Gorge, Adjinbilly Retreat offers an eco-escape unlike anywhere else. With just one access point, the retreat feels wonderfully secluded and immersed in nature.

The adventure begins on the 9.5km drive from Killarney, where a 4WD journey winds through breathtaking scenery and crosses the Condamine River ten times. Guests without a 4WD can relax — transfers are gladly provided so everyone can enjoy the experience.

Set quietly among the rainforest, three fully self-contained cabins provide privacy and comfort. Whether you reserve one cabin for a romantic escape or all three for a gathering with family or friends, evenings around the campfire create lasting memories.

Nature takes centre stage here. Spot the elusive platypus, watch glowworms shimmer in the dark, and see fireflies light up the night. Explore walking trails through lush rainforest, follow the sounds of the cascading creek, or join guided experiences — including a mountain-top tour with sweeping panoramic views.

Of course, doing nothing at all is perfectly acceptable. Adjinbilly is equally a sanctuary for rest, reflection, and reconnecting with what matters most — leaving you refreshed and re-energised.

Foxbar Falls Campground

Foxbar Falls Campground is an 80-site campground settled amongst granite landscapes, native Australian bush and a working vegetable farm.

The property offers a unique camping or caravanning experience for nature lovers, adventure-seekers and families alike. With hiking, fishing, photography, swimming, mountain biking, kayaking and bird-watching all on offer, there is plenty for visitors to do onsite.

The campground is also located within a 20-minute drive of local wineries, breweries, cideries, bakeries, restaurants and other tourist attractions.

Elsewhere

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

17 acres on the Condamine River great fishing, kayaking and swimming quiet location central to the City of Warwick – 5 minutes to town by car or 15 minutes walk what more can you ask for? Grassy river edge perfect for camping campfires permitted if restrictions aren’t in place, firewood available for a fee Very easy to find – close to town

High Street Motel and Steakhouse

Experience the convenience!

Welcome to the High Street Motor Inn, where they prioritise your comfort and convenience. The property is centrally located opposite the showgrounds and adjacent to the Golf Course.

Offering a variety of bedding configurations to suit your needs and budget, including Standard/Single, Twin or Family. Each room is fully equipped with ensuite bathroom, fridge, toaster, kettle, microwave, smart TV & free satellite WiFi.

Meals are available from the fully licensed onsite restaurant, Aussie Beef Steakhouse (Trading Tues – Sat) Choose to dine in the restaurant, outdoor courtyard, or unwind in your room with addition options from the extensive room service menu.

Check In: 2pm (after hours check in available)

Check Out: 10am

They cater for bus & tour groups and large trade groups with off-street coach / trailer parking.

They look forward to welcoming you soon!

Bestbrook Mountain Farmstay

Escape to Bestbrook – an authentic farmstay near Brisbane with family-friendly activities, cozy cabins, bush camping, animal feeding and country experiences.

Just 90 minutes from Brisbane and 2 hours from the Gold Coast. Whether you’re visiting for the day or relaxing in one of our fully self-contained country cabins, Bestbrook is the perfect place to slow down, reconnect, and make memories that last.

Wake up to crisp mountain air, soak in wide-open spaces, and enjoy a genuine taste of Aussie country life.

Experience real country living, at Bestbrook, you can roll up your sleeves and get hands-on with life on the farm:

Milk a cow (and learn where your milk really comes from!)

Feed the friendly farm animals

Cook your own damper using our bush microwave

Boil the billy for a traditional Aussie cuppa

The friendly team will also teach classic outback skills—from throwing a boomerang to cracking a stock whip—and share stories from generations gone by.

As the sun sets over the hills, unwind in your private cabin, enjoy a hearty home-style meal in the licensed restaurant, and end the night around a glowing campfire under a sky full of stars.

At Bestbrook, you don’t just stay—you experience.

Even-Camp

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

9 sites on 251 acres. We have opened our property for prospecting for gold. Camping is available upon request – you must be self-sufficient. No toilets, no showers, no potable water and no cooking facilities provided. This property runs cattle and two horses, we also seem to accommodate neighbours goats when they escape their own property. We have an abundance of birdlife, a few hares and the occasional mob of kangaroos like to thunder through the property at dawn and dusk. Free firewood can be collected around the property and firepits are available. Campfires are subject to authority fire bans. Day visitors for fossicking/prospecting must book through Hipcamp for insurance reasons. No motorbikes allowed however bicycles are allowed on the tracks. Dogs are permitted but must be on a leash at all times for their safety and the safety of the other residents on the property both human and animal. Gold prospecting/fossicking is subject to rules that will be sent once you book your fossicking experience.

Best Block Friendly Fruit Art Farm

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

Serenity, forest, boulders and wildlife. Camping on a 127 acre (51 hectares) mixed farm made up of pastures, old orchards and 50% remnant forest and rock wilderness. Only 10 minutes drive to Stanthorpe. The western farm boundary sides with Broadwater State Forest, a broad expanse of public wild land managed by QNPS. Diverse wildlife include grey kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas, turtles, native frogs, brush tail possums and squirrel gliders. Wild birds include crimson and Eastern rosellas, king parrots, red-winged parrots, currawongs, koels, native ducks, cormorants, coots, bronze-winged pigeons, superb wrens, pardalotes, grey cuckoo-shrikes, firetail finches, white throated tree creepers and many many more. Campground features include piped dam water and stainless steel sink, wood BBQ, cast iron wood stove with oven, 2.5m counter top, fire pit with seating, outdoor pit toilet and shower stall with hook for a bucket shower. Instead of camping, Best Block Friendly Fruit Art Farm also offers lodging. Built to house teams of WWOOFERs (Willing Workers On Organic Farms). the strawbale construction bedroom, adobe laundry & toilet, and stonewall kitchen & shower makes for a convenient mountain holiday.

Galah Cottage Stanthorpe

Galah Cottage is a delightful 3 bedroom cottage on a 1,085ha cattle property on Queensland’s Granite Belt on the Brisbane side of Stanthorpe. It’s relatively secluded with all modern conveniences – full kitchen, 2 bathrooms, sunroom, verandahs and BBQ.

Owners live on the farm just 250m away so someone is always available to help.

Watch the wildlife, admire the cattle, visit the wineries, go bushwalking or just do nothing. You’ll love it.

Glen Brae

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

The property is located in a very peaceful Swanfel Valley area not more then 800 meters from Swanfels Pioneer park which has a shelter with a BBQ and swings.Guests staying on the farm can pet and feed the small animals, enjoy bush walks and see plenty of wildlife, including parrots, wallabies and koalas.All guests are required to be fully self contained with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste with them on departure. Bins are available for general rubbish.Guests are welcome to enjoy a campfire in the evenings but please respect any restrictions in place at the time of you stay and ensure the fire is supervised at all times. Fire pits are available for guests.Pets are welcome but must remain on leash and be cleaned up after. We are located 27 kms from Warwick and 33km from Killarney.

Callemondah Farm/Bush Stay

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

CALLEMONDAH FARM CAMPING Callemondah is a 1500 acre Farm owned by Norm and Rhonda Betts located south of Warwick in Queensland. Callemondah is Aboriginal for “Many Hills” and the Farm is an Aussie Whites Sheep Stud Farm featuring also cattle, horses, pigs and chickens. Callemondah Bush Stay Camping area overlooks a picturesque waterhole and a creek with great stands of gum trees spaced throughout a park like setting. There are fire pits to cook your food with and to have a campfire, just ask for a load of firewood from Farmer Norm. We have toilets but no showers yet and we have new undercover shelters for everyone. The farm is a scenic mixture of wide open grazing fields and areas of native bushland which features native bird life and wildlife such as cockatoos, black cockatoos, galahs, crows, mapgies, kangaroos, wallabies, goannas and more. The Rosenthal creek meanders through Callemondah Farm which is very beautiful and makes for a lovely walk or to sit beside and create a painting.

Cunningham Polocrosse Grounds

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

Home of the Cunningham Polocrosse Club, located at Bony Mountain on the Southern Downs in Queensland. The club serves as a premier equestrian sports hub in the region, regularly hosting local practice days, regional competitions, and state championships. The property offers plenty of space for campers to enjoy. Both powered and unpowered sites available with access to amenities block with showers and toilets. We look forward to welcoming you soon!

Country Style Holiday Park

Country Style Holiday Park offers self-contained Cabins, Camping and Caravan accommodation and is situated along the Severn River, in the heart of the Granite Belt Wine Country, only three hours from Brisbane and eight minutes south of Stanthorpe. Your hosts Ben and Narelle invite you to enjoy the quiet and peaceful country atmosphere.

Revitalise and relax throughout the changing seasons in the 12 spacious acres amidst eucalyptus set on the Severn River among the picturesque Glen Aplin hills. They welcome singles, couples, families and pets (at manager’s discretion) to their park. Fully Self-contained comfortable cabins with heating and air-conditioning, Pet friendly cabins, non-en suite cabins, powered drive-through caravan sites and bush camping with all facilities and amenities and a massive off-leash dog park. You can take the kids fishing or canoeing then sit around the campfire to toast the marshmallows.

Country Style Holiday Park is the nearest tourist accommodation park to Girraween, Bald Rock and Sundown National parks. It’s also central to all wineries. Wine tours can be arranged year-round.

Country Style Holiday Park is the perfect destination to base yourself. Enjoy the amazing hospitality while you explore the Granite Belt region.

Diamondvale Estate

Looking for luxury cottage accommodation in Stanthorpe close to wineries, national parks and the main street? Diamondvale Estate offers 4.5-star deluxe accommodation on 30 acres of natural bushland beside Quart Pot Creek, just two kilometres from the heart of Stanthorpe in Queensland’s Granite Belt Wine Country.

Guests stay in beautifully restored heritage-style cottages designed for couples, families and small groups seeking comfort, privacy and connection with nature. Do the cottages have fireplaces? Yes, along with private verandahs, spacious living areas, quality furnishings and peaceful garden or creek views. Days are spent exploring local cellar doors, relaxing beside the creek, spotting birdlife or soaking in the outdoor bath beneath the stars. Evenings invite slow dinners, local wine and quiet moments around the firepit or inside by the wood fire.

Diamondvale Estate is less than three hours from Brisbane and surrounded by more than 50 wineries, boutique food producers and seasonal experiences across the Granite Belt. Girraween National Park, walking trails, orchards and local markets are all within easy reach. Autumn brings vivid colours and crisp evenings, winter is perfect for fireside escapes, while spring and summer showcase gardens, cool mountain air and fresh local produce.

Goldfields-Thanes Creek

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

Relax by Thane Creek or the 2 swimmable Dams with friends, or row the boats around. Explore the undulating open and treed acreage providing private Hipcamp sites near the Dams or the very inviting, swimmable, fishable Thanes Creek at the property’s rear. Hidden Dam has Power available. Fossick if you like. 50%split if you find gold . Come and watch us Roast Coffee Beans in our Commercial Roaster in the front shed. You can buy freshly roasted beans and we have a Coffee Grinder and a small Coffee Machine there if needed. Or play Ping Pong next door in the open area. For the more adventurous visit the nearby Thanes Creek Talgai or Durikai Gold fossicking fields. For the gourmands among you visit the Leyburn, Karara or Sandy Creek Pubs for an amazing meal and cold cold Beer. Pratten has a notable Rifle Range if you are into that. If you are a petrol head ,once a year around August is the Leyburn Sprint Vintage Car Rally, so worth a look. And visit Morgan Park Raceway in Warwick.

Broangus Bomber Wreck Rest

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

Gateway to the South Branch off Emu Creek with the site off the Lincoln Wreck nearby. Sadly a resting place of 6 people. 1955, Mt Superbus. Highest peak in south east QLD. This is a Historic Area it should be respected and enjoyed by all. Border Main Range National Park. Emu Creek Valley 20 km. Which places you close access to many park walks include 2km from the start of the Lincoln Bomber Walk. Or walk to the STEAMERS. Prow Funnel Mast Stern. Spring and Bellbird Walk on Broangus, commanding views of surrounding peaks. The property offers three camping areas. Creek Flat, Paddock Areas. and Prow View. Fire pits at all sites and SOME complimentary wood supplied. Can purchase more a the property bags $10 or quarter trailer $25. Cracking camp areas prior to or after walks. Or just kick back with family and friends put a camp oven on relax and enjoy the mountain air. Camper trailers Caravan welcome.

Granite & Eucalyptus Bush Camping

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

Granite & Eucalypt Camp sits on “Mackenzie Glen” and offers a private camping experience for families and their dogs. The camp allows for self contained tent campers and caravans, camp trailers or RVs. We only allow 1 group at a time, so there will never be any other guests on the property whilst you are there. So once it is booked, the place is entirely yours. For example, if 3 families would like trip away with the kids, it will be exclusive to your group.There is a plentiful supply of firewood around the block that can be collected, if there isn’t a load already near the fire. A load of wood is normally replenished once a month and left next to the firepit.There is very limited mobile phone reception along Eukey Road and it is almost non-existent at the camp. Which is great if you want a digital detox! However, there is a way you can still be connected and these details can be provided upon request.There is no toilet… yet.

Goomburra Getaway

Goomburra Getaway is a family-friendly campground in Goomburra, Queensland, nestled at the base of Main Range National Park and just a short drive from Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Toowoomba and Warwick. We offer powered and unpowered campsites, creekside camping, caravan sites, camper trailer sites, fire pits, wildlife, walking trails and a peaceful country escape.

Whether you’re looking for a weekend camping trip, a family holiday, hiking, mountain biking, birdwatching or simply relaxing by the creek, Goomburra Getaway is the perfect destination to reconnect with nature and experience the beauty of the Scenic Rim region. Come for the camping, come back for the feeling…”

A pristine creekside campground in Southeast Queensland.
Here at Goomburra Getaway we invite you to step away from life for a while, without stepping out of your comfort zone. It’s close enough to feel easy, far enough to feel free and homely enough that you’ll never want to leave.

Goomburra Getaway is a manicured, welcoming campground in a natural bush setting where you can experience the outdoors without sacrificing comfort.

Gin House

Gin House is a boutique, lux cottage next door to a gin distillery, amongst a vineyard, and sharing a yard with gorgeous Alpacas.

The 360 degree views are amazing, offering donkeys, alpacas and gorgeous belted galloway cattle in one direction, stunning granite boulder landscapes in another, with sweeping views across the vineyard completing the picture. This can all be enjoyed whilst soaking in the luxurious outdoor bath to truly unwind and enjoy the great climate the Granite Belt has to offer.

The outdoor fire pit is a fabulous place to hang out while you cook up something delicious on the BBQ in the cute BBQ nook, and on a sunny day, dive off the jetty and take a few laps of the huge dam to keep yourself cool! The open plan living area allows plenty of room to sort through one’s collection of wine gathered during a day of visiting the region’s 50 plus wineries, which of course is much better done in front of the cosy slow combustion wood fireplace.

Guffy Acres Off-Grid Farm

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

Originally owned by the Collins family (hence the name of the road we’re on), this lush property started out as a large scale apple orchard and operated for many decades with two generations of farming. It was left for over a decade before the Newman family relocated to the area, fell in love with the place and began restoring it to somewhat former glory. It now operates as a hobby farm focusing on livestock, currently goats, and the owners have plans to expand their flock and try out some other ventures!

Nicolau Estate

Set high above the vineyard, this private country estate offers a rare sense of space, peace, and natural beauty in the heart of the Granite Belt.

A long tree-lined driveway leads you through open paddocks, vines, and rolling bushland before arriving at a secluded hilltop retreat surrounded by wide skies and sweeping rural views. The property feels beautifully removed from the world, yet remains within easy reach of Stanthorpe, Glen Aplin, local wineries, Girraween National Park, and the best of the Granite Belt region.

Guests can enjoy the calm of the countryside, golden sunsets over the vineyard, crisp country air, and the changing colours of the seasons. It is a place for slow mornings, long lunches, fireside evenings, wine tasting, stargazing, and reconnecting with nature.

The estate is ideal for couples, families, and guests looking for something more memorable than a standard stay — a private vineyard escape with character, space, and a genuine connection to the land.

Sunrise Chalet + Sunset Chalet

The accommodation has cathedral 5 metre high ceilings and are fully insulated with double-glazed floor-to-ceiling glass, elevated overlooking rural views, with surrounding decks and sleeps 2 people.

Heritage Estate is 40 acres in the heart of the gourmet activities (cheese, truffles, Christmas Farm, Suttons Apples, the Maze, Donnelly’s Castle) and French side of the Granite Belt and just 15 minutes to Stanthorpe, on a working winery and vineyard. Indulge in a seven wine paired lunch or the monthly 8-course Black Tie dinners. An opportunity to see paddock to plate first hand; immerse yourself in wine and food appreciation, and replenish your romance of life, with the best of the Granite Belt.

Coachmans Inn Warwick

Coachman’s Inn Warwick is the town’s luxury motel, offering 32 well-appointed units in a range of configurations, as well as two-bedroom serviced apartments. The self-contained apartments are ideal for guests staying longer in the district, with a minimum two-night stay.

One of the many advantages of Coachman’s Inn Warwick is its convenient location—just a two-minute drive from the town centre, local tourist attractions, and key civil and commercial facilities. Warwick Hospital is less than one kilometre from the front door.

Situated near the crossroads connecting Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne, Coachman’s Inn Warwick provides acoustically designed suites to ensure guests enjoy a restful night’s sleep.

As a family-owned business, Coachman’s Inn Warwick takes pride in offering exceptional service and warm hospitality, whether you are staying at the motel or dining in the fully licensed Rupert’s Bar and Grill. Catering services and private functions are also a specialty.

Adjinbilly Rainforest Retreat Cabins

Set in an exclusive secluded rainforest gorge, Adjinbilly is the ultimate private rainforest hideaway. It is a place to relax to the rhythm of nature, to truly get away from it all. It is a place of intimate romance and discovery with just a twist of adventure!

Adjinbilly is reached by 4WD, travelling through Cambanoora Gorge through the river crossings, 12km from Killarney.

There are three self-contained cabins set within the rainforest, offering comfortable privacy and intimacy. All power is 12 volt, solar and hydroelectric renewable energy. Each cabin can accommodate 5 people with a fireplace near the queen-size bed. The cabins are rainforest cool in summer and fireside warm in winter.

Enjoy the outdoor campfires, hammocks over Adjinbilly Creek, swimming in the Cascades, glow worm tours, fireflies in season, platypus tours, plus trails through the rainforest and day trips to the falls.

You can do very little at Adjinbilly and feel recharged – birdwatching, observing wildlife or just relaxing on the cabin verandahs, listening to the cascades.

Adjinbilly is a great escape from the pressures of everyday life. You are in direct contact with nature, without distractions and stresses as there are no mobile phones, computers or TVs – heaven! It is about sharing family time and getting back in touch with each other. It’s about replacing stress with the calm energy nature provides.