Bunyip Springs Farmstay
Nanango, South Burnett Area

1:00pm
10:00am
Open 0900 to 2000. Sometimes unattended due to farm commitments.

Children:
Children are welcome.

Further Details:
Bunyip Springs Farmstay is located only 23 kilometres from the beautiful Bunya Mountains, unique for their towering bunya pine trees. The South Burnett Maidenwell Astronomical Observatory is only five kilometres away in Maidenwell. The district of the South Burnett, it's wineries and diverse attractions can be easily explored from Bunyip Springs. Maidenwell has a small convenience store and a pub which offers great meals and country hospitality. The little town is also home to a privately owned astronomical observatory which is available for day sessions and nightly viewing.
Bunyip Springs Farmstay offers a relaxing destination for groups, families and couples.
Visitors can choose their level of participation in farm activities or just relax in private surroundings.
Accommodation at the Farmstay does attract discounts for stays of four nights or more and weekday bookings except during school holidays. For family and couples rates, please contact them for a quote.

How To Get There:
From Brisbane northside travel to Caboolture and onto Kilcoy then to Yarraman. From Brisbane southside travel to Toogooloawah, Esk and onto Yarraman.
At Yarraman begin following the Bunya Mountains National Park signs by turning left in Yarraman towards Toowoomba. Continue for 20 kilometres then take a right turn again following Bunya Mountains National Park, Kingaroy and Maidenwell signs. Travel 11 kilometres to the village of Maidenwell. At the hotel turn left toward the Bunya Mountains and you are only five kilometres from Bunyip Springs. The Farmstay can be found on the left, road number 503 Maidenwell-Bunya Mountains Road.

Tariff Information:
Please contact the operator for family rates, full house or three couples.
Rates and charges subject to change.
Quotes given on booking enquiry.

Bunyip Springs Cottage is a self-contained three bedroom cottage with a fully equipped kitchen. The Cottage is a restored 1926 farm dwelling. It has a tranquil outlook over farm paddocks and is situated close to the farm activities. Children just love the cottage as they can be close to all the farm pets.

Verandas offer an outdoor living area overlooking a natural fireplace in granite boulders. Modern conveniences include gas stove/oven, television/DVD, separate bathroom, washing machine and two queen size bedrooms.

Old time comforts to be enjoyed are an antique cast iron wood heater in the lounge room and a wood stove in the kitchen.

Bedding Configuration

Three bedroom with lounge
Capacity: 6 people
Bed Types Available: Double Bed, King Size Single Bed, Queen Size Bed, Single Bed

Indicative Rates*

From	To	Inclusions
$100.00	$110.00	Room Only Derived from 2 person rate.

Other Information

Children: Children are welcome.

Bunyip Springs Lodge is a self-contained three bedroom house, with a fully equipped kitchen, large kitchen and living areas, plus a large gas barbecue. Winters are cosy around the wood fired heater.

The Lodge caters well for larger groups or even two families who want a farm experience. It overlooks bushland plateaus and is set 300 metres uphill from the farm establishment, therefore close enough to enjoy farm activities but wonderfully peaceful and private. Rates listed also include linen and farmstay activities morning and afternoon.

Bedding Configuration

Three bedroom with lounge
Capacity: 8 people
Bed Types Available: Double Bed, King Size Single Bed, Queen Size Bed, Single Bed

Indicative Rates*

From	To	Inclusions
$120.00	$130.00	Room Only Derived from 2 person rate.

Other Information

Children: Children are welcome.