Bunyip Springs Farmstay provides visitors with genuine farm experiences and the unique attractions nearby make Bunyip Springs the perfect place to holiday. The 251 hectare farm is a grazing property and paddocks near to the accommodation facilities are home to the quiet farm animals. These animals allow children to enjoy hands-on activities such as feeding, milking, egg collecting and a lead horse ride.
The property's rural setting includes natural bushland, spring fed creeks and granite boulder formations. These features provide wonderful bushwalking, wildlife and bird watching opportunities. Platypuses are regularly seen in the Bunyip Springs Waterhole.
Owner Kathy enjoys sharing the attractions of Bunyip Springs and is only too happy to guide visitors and familiarise them with the property. Accommodation premises include the three bedroom Cottage (sleeps six) and the three bedroom Lodge (sleeps eight). Both are self-contained with linen provided. Wood heaters make for cosy winter nights and verandahs are popular to relax on in the summer months.
CONTACT DETAILS
Phone:
07 4164 6175
Email: bsprings@bigpond.com
Web:
www.bunyipsprings.com.au
Check-in: 1:00pm
Check-out: 10:00am
Reception Hours: Open 0900 to 2000. Sometimes unattended due to farm commitments.
RATE INFORMATION
Rate From: $94.00 Rate To: $130.00
Rate Basis: Room Only
Please note: These rates are indicative based on the minimum and maximum costs for all Room Types. Please see individual Room Types for detailed rates.
FURTHER INFORMATION
Children: Children are welcome.
Miscellaneous:
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. 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.
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 Yarrama 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. They can be found on the left, road number 503 Maidenwell-Bunya Mountains Road.
