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Curlew Ridge Flower Field at sunset with owner Amanda holding flowers

Agritourism

Curlew Ridge Flower Farm

Situated just 5 minutes from the town of Woodford and an hour north of Brisbane, in South East Queensland, Curlew Ridge Flower Farm is a family-run, seasonal, field grown flower farm. The farm offers pick-your-own flower experiences, where guests can wander the fields, gather blooms at their own pace and take home something truly personal and beautiful. Open farms mornings/evenings are ticketed and run from August-May. Curlew Ridge also hosts hands-on floral workshops (private bookings welcome), sunset experiences and special events that celebrate creativity, learning and the simple pleasure of being outdoors. Flower orders are welcome with farm gate pick-up or local delivery. Curated event and wedding blooms by the bucket for the D.I.Y wedding or full-service event florals available from September-April. At Curlew Ridge Flower Farm, it's not just about flowers — it's about creating meaningful moments, shared stories and memories that bloom long after you leave.

Stanmore QLD

3.1 km away

Woodford Country Collective

Shopping and Markets

Woodford Country Collective

A visit to Woodford Country Collective is a journey into a carefully curated world of local craftsmanship. The shop itself feels like a warm, rustic discovery, where the scent of beeswax candles mingles with the earthy aroma of artisan scents. It is a place designed for unhurried browsing, where every shelf and table tells a story of the local makers and skilled hands. The appeal lies in touching the linen of a hand-stitched apron, admiring the glow of a handmade ceramic lamp, selecting the perfect jar of preserves and carefully curated items. The collection is a direct reflection of the community, featuring goods from local farmers, bakers, and artisans that cannot be found on ordinary shelves. This connection to the creator is what defines the experience. The shop transforms with the seasons, offering a fresh reason to return. It becomes a destination for finding heartfelt gifts for special days or a unique treasure for the home. The environment encourages connection, not just to beautiful objects, but to the stories behind them. Woodford Country Collective is an invitation to support local artistry, to find quality that endures, and to enjoy the simple pleasure of a meaningful find. It is a shop that understands a purchase can be a small act of appreciation - for the maker, for the product, and for one's own home.

Woodford QLD

4.6 km away

Bellthorpe National Park — Image credit: Jodie Bray

Natural Attractions

Bellthorpe National Park

Bellthorpe National Park is at the southern end of the Conondale Range in the Sunshine Coast hinterland. Experience rugged bush land with rainforest, waterfalls and scenic creeks. Escape the hustle and bustle and relax over a picnic in the Stony Creek day-use area. You'll find a rugged landscape of open forest and rainforest with many small waterfalls, creek cascades and a rock pool. Look for frogs and lizards around the rock pools, and see how many forest bird species you can identify. The park is home to a large number of plant species and a haven for many endangered and threatened animals. There are no formal walking tracks however bushwalkers and birdwatchers can use the SEQ horseriding trail network or stop at numerous creek crossings on the forest roads to explore and admire the scenery of this remote area. Remember these roads are shared with horse riders, mountainbike riders and four-wheel drivers. You need to be self-sufficient in this park.

Woodford QLD

6.3 km away

Neurum Creek Camping sites

National Parks and Reserves

Neurum Creek Campgrounds

Nestled in eucalypt woodland, Neurum Creek Camping grounds is located on the eastern side of Mount Mee in D’Aguilar National Park. Off grid compared to other local spots, with thirteen allocated sites, these campgrounds are only accessible by 4WD via the turn off from Neurum Creek Road. RV’s and camper trailers are prohibited at Neurum Creek Campgrounds, making it swag, tent, roof top or slide on 4WD camper acceptable only. Each of the thirteen camp sites at Neurum Creek has a single allocated parking spot, fire pit and access to a water tap with rainwater. Firewood is not provided and chopping wood in the National Park is prohibited, so bring your own supply.

Stony Creek QLD

12 km away

Glasshouse Plantation - Coffee Tasting

Agritourism

Glasshouse Plantation

Glasshouse Plantation in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland offers a rare paddock-to-cup experience for discerning coffee lovers, showcasing 100% Australian-grown Arabica beans in the heart of the Glass House Mountains. This working farm invites guests to explore the full journey of coffee through immersive tastings, guided tours and a seasonal cafe menu crafted from locally sourced produce. Visitors can sample distinctive varietals like K7, known for its sweet, fruity notes and chocolatey finish, grown in nutrient-rich soils and ripened slowly under the region's subtropical climate. What sets Glasshouse Plantation apart is its commitment to provenance, sustainability and education. With over five generations of farming heritage, the property was regenerated in 2015 by its current custodians, who planted 5,000 coffee trees and restored the original 1910 farmhouse into a welcoming cafe, roastery door and farm shop. The Plantation's low food miles and emphasis on soil health reflect a deep respect for nature and quality. Nestled among national parks and framed by panoramic mountain views, the location offers easy access to hiking trails, scenic lookouts, and wildlife encounters. Open Thursday to Monday, the farm is accessible for day trips and offers ample parking. Whether drawn by the story behind each bean or the serene beauty of the landscape, Glasshouse Plantation invites coffee connoisseurs to discover a uniquely Australian flavour worth exploring.

Glass House Mountains QLD

15 km away

Bankfoot House Entry

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Bankfoot House

Situated in the stunning Glass House Mountains, state heritage-listed Bankfoot House was built in 1868 in time to greet the first Cobb & Co coach on its journey from Brisbane to the Gympie goldfields. It is the oldest surviving residence in the Glass House Mountains and the last surviving Cobb & Co staging post on this route. With Mt Tibrogargan as a backdrop, the property was once a lunch stop, staging post, post office and accommodation. Bankfoot House stayed in the same family for 134 years, making this property a unique and authentic heritage experience. It demonstrates the tenacity, ingenuity and adaptability of early settlers and subsequent farming generations. The precinct offers a full heritage and museum experience including the virtual reality First Nations app, films, free guided house tours, and self-guided tours of the shed and grounds. Bring a picnic, discover and enjoy. Group bookings essential. Located 15 minutes drive from Australia Zoo and 5 minutes from Glass House Mountains lookout.

Glass House Mountains QLD

16 km away

XL Strawberries held by our 4yo — Image credit: Sweet Acres

Agritourism

Sweet Acres

Sweet Acres is a small family-run strawberry farm located in the scenic countryside of Wamuran in the Moreton Bay region. Built from a passion for farming and a strong family connection to strawberry growing, Sweet Acres offers visitors an authentic glimpse into life on a working farm. What sets Sweet Acres apart is the signature "Glamour Strawberries" — a variety prized for its impressively large size, standing out from the typical strawberries found at farms nearby. Visitors are often amazed to pick strawberries far bigger than what they're used to, making the pick-your-own experience even more rewarding. During the strawberry season, visitors can enjoy seasonal pick-your-own strawberry experiences, fresh local produce, and the beauty of rural farm life surrounded by picturesque mountain views and fresh country air. The farm celebrates local agriculture, family traditions, and the connection between growers and the community. Whether visiting for the famously oversized Glamour Strawberries, seasonal experiences, or simply to enjoy the charm of the countryside, Sweet Acres provides a welcoming and memorable farm experience for locals and visitors alike.

Wamuran QLD

16 km away

Soaking up the serentiy at Rocky Hole — Image credit: Visit Moreton Bay Region

Natural Attractions

Rocky Hole

When the beaches are too busy and you want to escape the crowd of people, Rocky Hole in the Moreton Bay hinterland is the place to go. Etched into the natural contours of Mount Mee, this swimming hole is easily accessed, just a short 200 metres from the car park (though only accessible by 4WD). Home not only to a beautiful waterfall, but an adorable timber swing. The water can become quite deep in areas, however, there are shallows spots perfect for the little ones to frolic and play, collecting pebbles or watching for small fish. Only accessible by 4WD. For your safety, Queensland National Parks advises to take care near waterholes, never dive or jump into the water and take care on wet and slippery rocks.

Mount Mee QLD

17 km away

Just one of our amazing Macaws who love to land on your shoulder or arm and say hello! — Image credit: Maleny Botanic Gardens and Bird World

Zoos, Sanctuaries, Aquariums and Wildlife Parks

Maleny Botanic Gardens and Bird World

Maleny Botanic Gardens and Bird World is a perfect day out for the whole family. Experience the guided interactive tours amongst 600 native and exotic birds in Maleny Bird World - most of them rehomed or rescues, donated to the sanctuary. Enjoy a Devonshire Tea or picnic from our onsite café with panoramic views across the iconic Glass House Mountains all the way to Brisbane. The Farm Friends Petting Zoo and Ducks and Friends areas are a great way to connect with nature and loveable miniature animals! And to get around in style over the 23 acres of stunning gardens and rainforest, simply hire one of the golf buggies!

Maleny QLD

17 km away

Mount Beerwah

Natural Attractions

Mount Beerwah

Mount Beerwah is the highest of the 10 volcanic plugs that make up the Glass House Mountains. It has two peaks, the taller of which is 556 metres high making it one of the most visually prominent mountains in south-east Queensland. The north face of the mountain features a dramatic, inward leaning cliff face known as the Organ Pipes. At its base are a number of small caves.

Glass House Mountains QLD

19 km away

Maleny Sunday Market

Shopping and Markets

Maleny Sunday Market

Maleny Sunday Market is undercover, so it is open rain, hail or shine. Stalls include fresh produce', locally produced arts and crafts, antiques and collectables, books, jewellery, candles, soap, jams and pickles, hot food, crystals, massage, tarot readings recycled designer label clothing, great coffee and with lots more to explore.

Maleny QLD

19 km away

Walking through Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve

Natural Attractions

Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve

Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve comprises 55 hectares of National Estate listed subtropical rainforest overlooking the Glasshouse Mountains. A remnant of the rainforests that once covered the Blackall Range, the Reserve is a living museum of diverse plant and animal life which promises to delight with its tranquility and beauty. Step back in time in the new discovery centre, or take a relaxing walk along the rainforest tracks, have a picnic or barbecue, or relax at the café.

Maleny QLD

19 km away

Experience Somerset - Kilcoy Yowie photo — Image credit: Somerset Regional Council

Parks and Gardens

Yowie Park

Yowie Park is a must see when you visit Kilcoy. Drop into the Kilcoy Visitor Information Centre to find out more about Kilcoy and the Yowie. Pick up a special handmade gift at the craft cottage and have a chat to the volunteers who made it, or if you are a bit of a history buff, explore the Kilcoy and District Historical Society's Hall of History and learn a little bit about Kilcoy' past. You might also like to take a stroll around Fred Greensill Lake and the "For Valour" memorial walk designed by the Kilcoy RSL and learn about the town's war veterans. If art is more your style wander over to the Courthouse Art Gallery, to view the ever changing local and regional exhibits and have a chat to one of the volunteers about the artwork and workshops that they hold. Yowie Park also has picnic and barbecue facilities, public amenities, and a children's playground. Eateries are within walking distance, as is the Kilcoy Aquatic Centre which is adjacent to the park for easy access. Don't forget to have your photo taken with the Yowie statue before you leave.

Kilcoy QLD

20 km away

Kilcoy Courthouse Art Gallery — Image credit: Somerset Regional Council

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Kilcoy Courthouse Art Gallery

The Kilcoy Courthouse Art Gallery is located in picturesque Yowie Park. The gallery is housed in the 1910 Courthouse that was relocated to the park in 2011, before opening in 2012. The Kilcoy Courthouse Art Gallery is home to the Kilcoy Art Society, which showcases new exhibitions every three months along with the ever-changing artist of the month. These exhibitions highlight the talent and diversity of Somerset’s local artists. Artists of the month exhibitions are listed on the Experience Somerset Events website page.

Kilcoy QLD

20 km away

Kilcoy Craft Market — Image credit: Somerset Regional Council

Shopping and Markets

Kilcoy Craft Market

The Kilcoy Craft Market is home to a wonderful selection of unique arts and craft, created by talented local artisans. Run by volunteers, the market has a lovely range of products for sale. Select the perfect handmade gift from a range of cards, plants, felting, handmade clothing, timber products and much more.

Kilcoy QLD

20 km away

Kilcoy Hall of History — Image credit: Somerset Regional Council

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Kilcoy Hall of History

The Kilcoy Hall of History is operated by volunteers from the Kilcoy District Historical Society which was established in 1998. The Kilcoy District Historical Society are a small band of volunteers committed to collecting and indexing historical documents, oral history, photographs and memorabilia of Kilcoy in the Somerset region of South East Queensland. Follow the Kilcoy History Trail around town to learn more about Kilcoy's past.

Kilcoy QLD

20 km away

Gardners Falls

Natural Attractions

Gardners Falls

Gardners Falls is a hidden gem in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland. Leave your vehicle in the car park on the banks of the Obi Obi Creek and take a short, level walk downstream to the falls. You'll pass a number of shallow rock pools which are ideal for smaller children who just want to splash about. Follow the bubbling waters downstream where the pools increase in size and enjoy a freshwater swim in the largest pool underneath the falls. These delightful waters are bounded by a grassy bank and backed by native forest making it the ideal spot for a hinterland picnic or a post-swim snooze under a giant water gum.

Maleny QLD

20 km away

Somerset Trail Views from the top — Image credit: Visit Moreton Bay Region

Natural Attractions

Somerset Trail

The Somerset Trail in Mount Mee offers hikers a clearly signposted trek through open forest, pine forest and pockets of rainforest which should take no more than 3 to 4 hours to complete at a leisurely pace. It is suitable for children who've been on bushwalks before and who have a reasonable level of fitness. It is an easy 13 kilometre return looped circuit trail that is well maintained and signposted. Be sure to pack your drinking water as there are no drinking taps along the Brisbane bushwalks trail, plus bring energy snacks, a hat and sunscreen too. There are picnic and toilet facilities at The Gantry Day Use Area, not on the trail itself. It's recommended to wear comfortable walking boots/shoes. This trail is mostly up a slight incline and like all rainforest walks, sections can be a bit slippery after rainfall. No domestic pets are allowed but, horses, four wheel drives and trail bikes are allowed on certain tracks which cross Somerset Trail.

Mount Mee QLD

20 km away

Willy Wag Tails — Image credit: Stevens Street Gallery

Galleries, Museums and Collections

The Sculpture Garden at Spicers Tamarind Retreat

Welcome to ''The Sculpture Garden,' a permanent sculpture trail set amidst the stunning natural surroundings of Spicers Tamarind Retreat, Maleny. The Sculpture Garden is a place for collectors, garden enthusiasts and nature lovers to visit and experience the powerful relationship between art and nature time and time again. And perhaps even discover a sculpture that resonates with you, finding a new home within your own garden. The grounds at Spicers Tamarind cover an impressive 18 acres of lush rainforest and provides an ideal setting for The Sculpture Garden, offering a blend of rainforest-fringed luxury, award-winning dining at The Tamarind, and an open-air gallery set in a unique and picturesque environment. As you explore the venue, you'll be greeted by cool garden ponds, trickling fountains, wooden boardwalks, and the soothing presence of drooping palms. The Tamarind's reputation as one of the finest Thai restaurants on the Sunshine Coast is well-deserved, with its tranquil Asian ambiance adding to the overall charm of the stunning grounds. Allow yourself the luxury of taking a moment to unwind, stroll through the exquisite grounds amidst the tranquil sounds of the rainforest and nearby Gardeners Falls. Immerse yourself in the serene surroundings, disconnecting from the outside world, and savoring the beauty of the sculptures and everything that Spicers Tamarind has to offer.

Maleny QLD

20 km away

Entrance

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Beerwah District and Memorial Golf Club

Known as the 'Friendliest Club on the Sunshine Coast'. Nestled at the base of the stunning Glasshouse Mountains on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, Beerwah Golf Club offers a golf course that challenges the keen golfer while delighting those seeking an enjoyable social round. The 18 hole, par 72 course stretches 6023 meters and featuresa predominately level layout making it a comfortable walk for golfers of all ages and abilities. Bordering a State Forest, the golf course is home to an abundance of native wildlife, including many species of birds and families of contented kangaroos. The fully stocked pro shop ensures that visitors will always have a variety of gear available for hire. Enjoy your 9 or 18 hole game, then make your way the air conditioned club house. The bar & bistro is open daily with affordable meals and drinks for all ages. Juniors are welcome to play alongside adults, the putting green is always a great option for the little ones! Come down to the Beerwah District and Memorial Golf Club! The Friendliest Club on the Sunshine Coast!

Beerwah QLD

21 km away

Rocksberg Park rock pools ` — Image credit: Visit Moreton Bay Region

Natural Attractions

Rocksberg Park Heritage Reserve

A popular picnic spot near Brisbane, Rocksberg Park is steeped in Caboolture’s rich history. What was once a popular farming region for early settlers, the park is now set next to a trickling stream and features several benches, a picnic shelter, a bin and a barbecue. In an open grassy area, you can take a break and admire the surrounding beauty of the bushland and wildlife. If you don’t mind a short stroll, you can wander through the surrounding areas and down to the river and listen to the sounds of nature. A rocky water hole, the river is an adventure ground for outdoor nature lovers. Kids will love to splash around in the cool and calm waters, hunting for insects or small fish and building stacked towers from the rocky riverbed.

Rocksberg QLD

21 km away

Australia Zoo

Zoos, Sanctuaries, Aquariums and Wildlife Parks

Australia Zoo

At Australia Zoo, it’s as wild as life gets! Fall in love with over 1,200 incredible animals by visiting their habitats or doing an encounter. Home of The Crocodile Hunter, Steve Irwin, Australia Zoo is one hour north of Brisbane on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast. There’s fun for the whole family as the most interactive conservation destination on the planet! Pat a koala, feed gorgeous kangaroos, and say hi to some scaly friends as you walk in! Don’t miss the African savannah and Southeast Asian habitats, with an electric shuttle to take you around the Zoo. How about you pop over to Bindi’s Island and explore alongside ring-tailed lemurs? Or watch the kids have a ball cooling off in the Laughing Frog Waterpark. Get ready for some serious wildlife action during the Wildlife Warriors Show every afternoon! Come on a journey of discovery and adventure with the giant snakes, colourful birds and prehistoric crocs in the world-famous Crocoseum. Want to get closer to your favourite animals? Book an encounter and you might get to feed them their favourite snacks, give them a little pat, or have them climb on your shoulder (the meerkats are cheeky little girls). If you’re looking for nearby luxury accommodation or an award-winning dining experience, look no further than The Crocodile Hunter Lodge and Warrior Restaurant & Bar.

Beerwah QLD

22 km away

"Meet Gypsy the camel! — Image credit: Katrina White

Amusement and Theme Parks

White Ridge Farm

White Ridge Farm is the ultimate family-friendly animal farm, located in Moreton Bay, close to Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast in South East Queensland. The award-winning farm is accessible and inclusive, making it a must-visit destination for all abilities. The farm is a proud recipient of the Best of Queensland Experience award for six years running. It is also certified as an Accessible and Inclusive Host. Guests can explore the farm with ease using wheelchair-friendly pathways and enjoy accessible facilities. Visitors can meet a variety of animals, including llamas, alpacas, Gypsy the camel, piglets, goats, and more. Interactive areas let guests pat, brush, and feed the animals. Farmers are always nearby to help. Educational programs add value for school groups. The fun doesn’t stop there. Families can hop on tractor rides, explore the Timeline Train, or try their hand at putt-putt golf. These activities are all included in the admission price. Guests can grab a bite at the café or enjoy a picnic with scenic farm views. Located minutes from Caboolture, White Ridge Farm is perfect for families and animal lovers. It’s a place to connect with nature, make memories, and enjoy a fun day out. White Ridge Farm truly has something fun for everyone!

Elimbah QLD

23 km away

Landsborough Museum

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Landsborough Museum

This museum is uniquely housed within the original state heritage-listed shire council building. The Landsborough Shire Council Chambers, built in 1924, is a modest, low-set timber construction that was designed by the early-settler architect, Walter Carey Voller. Within the museum the region's history unfolds, from the Kabi Kabi canoe made by Traditional Custodians, to early settler stories. Photos, memorabilia, artefacts, equipment and everyday items offer an insight into the lives of the early pioneers. Changing exhibitions celebrate important events that inspired or had significant impact on the region. Enjoy the museum's range of events including talks, activities and the annual street festival. This historic town, which was named after explorer William Landsborough, is situated just off Steve Irwin Way, an easy hours' drive from Brisbane and close to tourist attractions. It is the gateway to the Maleny-Montville scenic drive. Located 5 minutes drive from Australia Zoo and 400 metres from Landsborough Train Station.

Landsborough QLD

24 km away

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