Check out our selection of activities available in Mount Tamborine. If you enjoy great foods, fine wines, and local artworks you must look into the Hinterlands. See what some of our past guests have to say and start your exploration of Mount Tamborine – “The Green behind The Gold”.
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We are passionate about your mountain experience and will guide and suggest to you the very best products, services and experiences on the mountain. Many of the business owners have developed a passion to achieve excellence in their offered tourism field and awards are regularly won. In inviting you to share...
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We are currently getting some photos and some very interesting details of these private waterfalls and we are also making special arrangements to access these falls for our guests!!! Ok it’s not a secret and you can already visit them by walking through the St Bernard’s Hotel but so...
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3.1km return (Allow 1 hour) Moderate grade. This track zigzags down the steep mountainside through open forest with banksia trees and into rainforest with huge strangler figs. You will pass seasonal lagoons surrounded by piccabeen palm groves and rainforest before you reach Witches Falls. After heavy rain the lagoons...
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900m return to lookout, 900m return to the rock pools (Allow 20-30 minutes) Easy grade. Access to this visitor area is via Cedar Creek Road. The track to the lookout is suitable for strollers and assisted wheelchair access. The lookout offers views of waterfalls, cascades and rock pools. The...
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2.6km circuit (Allow 1 hour) Easy grade. Scenic views, rainforest with tall trees emerging above the surrounding canopy, piccabeen groves, transition forest with large flooded gums and open forest feature on this walk. Please remain on the designated track, as there are steep cliff edges. Supervise children carefully. There...
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1.5km return ( Allow 30 minutes) Moderate grade. Joalah is an Aboriginal word meaning “haunt of the lyrebird”. The loud calls of the male Albert’s lyrebird can be heard during winter. The track starts from the Dapsang Drive carpark. It is also possible to start at the shops on...
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Branched off the Palm Grove circuit, is currently closed as it is considered unsafe. (It is not marked on the map).
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Tamborine Mountain offers a comprehensive range of dining options to suit all tastes and budgets. At Camelot we can show you sample menus from most mountain restaurants and assist you in making your selection if desired. Your hosts eat at many of the mountain facilities on a regular basis and...
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Largest variety of Grandfather & Cuckoo Clocks, Wall Clocks and Mantle Clocks. German Souvenirs and German Music.Expert Service and Repair.
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First class artist studio with paintings, sculptures and glassworks. Open: Wed to Sund 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
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Come and see a working gallery. Gallery Works specialises in works on paper from a broad range of emerging, established and internationally famous Australian artists. Gallery Works aims to support and encourage emerging and established artists by providing studio facilities and professional guidance for drawing, printmaking and sculpture.
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Tamborine Mountain Tours offer a full range of tours with pick up and drop off from Camelot. Tours are well priced and offer choices of: Hop on Hop off – all day mountain explorer pass Mountain Adventure Pass – experience the biggest attractions Taste of Tamborine Wine Tour –...
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This website contains huge files of information on and about the Mountain and things to see and do. Originally a physical visitor information centre DTM VIC is now a virtual VIC maintaining its information files and offering the very best advice to tourists. At every turn you will encounter...
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The Tamborine Mountain Visitor Centre has maps, local guides and a directory for surrounding businesses. Our volunteer workers are very knowledgable about the mountain and will assist you in every way.
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This is an experience on Mt Tamborine to pay to see a colony of glow worms living in controlled conditions. The 1/2 hour tour will take you on a journey to experience the glow worm world. Learn about the Glow Worm and how the man made cave was created in 2004 in a short audiovisual...
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Witches Falls is a 200 tonne winery located in the Gold Coast Hinterland Queensland. A family owned and operated business, visitors have the opportunity to talk to winemaker Jon Heslop and the rest of the Witches Falls Winery team. Jon has had winery experience working in both the Hunter Valley and...
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Aussie Vineyards is Queensland’s newest goldmine of exceptional wines and home of our stylish Au Label. Come visit us our Cellar Door where you will be greeted with a good old fashion smile & invited to taste our portfolio of quality wines.
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Tamborine Mountain and its surrounds hosts several satellite sales outlets for wines from the Granite Belt and elsewhere. Many are top quality and may offer excellent food but contact Camelot for further details. These include: The Heritage Winery – Award winning wines and fine food at Cnr Bartle and Shelf...
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We ‘dropped in’ from Europe to escape the winter brutality going on in the UK and Holland only to find the Queensland wet season in its full glory. Nevermind, we love bush walking and the South end of Mt Tamborine gives easy access to Springbrook and Lamington while we...
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We had arranged to be picked up from Coomera Station as we had flown in from Singapore and didn’t want to hire a car on the first day. Janice collected us and after a short trip up the mountain we arrived at Camelot and relaxed in our beautiful cottage,...
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Offers ‘shopaholics’ the opportunity to wile away a morning meandering from door to door. The walk is only open from 10am to 4pm with the exception of Georges Paragon Seafood restaurant, open on Friday and Saturday evenings.
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6 superb rainforest walks ranging from a 30 minute 1.5 km round trip to Curtis Falls, up to 4.5km circuits taking around 90 minutes. For the more enthusiastic Lamington is only 35 minutes away and has many varied half and full day walks.
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Offering a spectacular elevated bridge which enters into the upper and middle canopies of the lush rainforest. The highlight is the freestanding Rainforest Cantilever soaring 30m above Cedar Creek with magnificent views across the valley and rainforest below.
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Offering award winning cheese, beautiful craft beers set in a fantastic beer garden and offering mouth watering food there is something here for everyone. See how the beer and cheese is made, fresh on-site!
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With well over 100 awards won nationally and internationally for their high quality Liqueurs, Schnapps, Eau De Vie and Vodka – operating from Australia’s smallest Pot Still Distillery. Nostrovia!
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