Attractions near Brisbane

Dayboro Art Gallery always has something new and exciting. They are open seven days a week, staffed by the member artists.

Hay Cottage Arts and Crafts Association Incorporated is a non-profit community organisation located in William Street, Dayboro with a membership of over 30. They have

Anyone interested in aviation or military history will be in high spirits at the RAAF Amberley Aviation Heritage Centre near Ipswich. Housed in hangars at

The Fernvale Murals were conceived as a community project to help re-establish pride and confidence in the town after the trauma of the 2011 floods.

Located on North Stradbroke Island, Quandamooka Country is the art studio and retail store of Delvene Cockatoo-Collins. As an independent First Nations artist, Delvene handprints

Experience Minjerribah from a different perspective. Why are there over 8500 unmarked graves in the Goompi/Dunwich Cemetery? Was there ever a dead man on Deadman's

North Stradbroke Island is synonymous with good times and peacefulness. Its residents also felt the heartache that WWI handed mainland Australia. An Honour Board to

Darlington Parklands at Yarrabilba is Logan City's newest destination. The multi-age play and recreational destination features an amazing water play area, with shallow pools and

As the name suggests, this hobby farm offers a unique outing for families. You’ll be able to get up close to and even feed alpacas

Located 20 minutes drive from the Ipswich City, the Flinders-Goolman Conservation Estate covers over 2,200 hectares. The conservation estate supports extensive forests and rugged volcanic

Henry Lawson Bicentennial Park, located opposite the state school in the township of Walloon, is just 15 minutes’ drive from Ipswich. The park, home to

Brown Lake (or Lake Bummiera) is a perched freshwater lake found just outside the township of Dunwich on North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah).

Have you ever dreamt of being a professional Supercar driver? Or have you wondered what it's like to go over 200 kilometres per hour? Then

North of Moreton Island lies the Aarhus, a 50 metre iron barque. The ship sank in 1894 after a 122-day sail from New York.

The Cementco was a 67 metre long hopper barge that worked in Brisbane's Moreton Bay and is now a popular wreck dive.

A small concrete cherub once marked the main entrance to this hidden cave off Moreton Island.

Ka Huna Massage is a Hawaiian massage. This beautiful form of bodywork provides healing by balancing the body and mind in its physical, emotional and

Ivory’s Rock Conventions and Events offers a unique location for large events up to 5,000 people down to smaller seminars, workshops and corporate team building

The Straddie Club comes complete with kangaroos, koalas and a host of bird life. The 9 hole Par 70 – 9 hole & 18 tee

Amity Point is Brisbane’s most popular shore diving destination, but technically you still need to board a boat at some time to reach it. Located

For a unique nature walk just 15 minutes from Ipswich, Purga Nature Reserve is a peaceful getaway. It has the largest remnant of Swamp Tea

Whether you’re an artist or an art lover, the Caboolture Regional Art Gallery has something on offer for everyone, from exhibitions to artist hosted workshops.

Head to the country town of Marburg and discover a unique set of browse-worthy offerings. Among them is The Black Museum, housing a cleverly sourced

A hidden gem in the historic town of Marburg, The Soul Nook Collective creates luxury picnics within the beautiful Old Church grounds. Inside the church

In the charming and historic country township of Marburg, you will find Special Branch Collective nestled along the main street offering plants, garden décor, homewares

Located in Bongaree (Bribie Island), Red Beach is a dog owners paradise. This eight kilometre beach allows for leashed dogs to run and swim

In the country town of Marburg, just off the Warrego Highway halfway between Brisbane and Toowoomba, you’ll find one of the most interesting and browse-worthy

Boat Rock is an action packed dive site located off Brisbane’s North Stradbroke Island. While always a sensational dive, it is the least dive site

Visit Queensland's favourite getaway—Minjerribah—and explore places of incredible conservation value, including sand dunes, wetlands, heathlands and lakes in Naree Budjong Djara National Park.

Just 25 minutes from Ipswich in the country town of Marburg is one of only three surviving harness racing courses in Queensland. The Marburg Pacing

Folk Art- Lowood's community cooperative selling locally made crafts, home baked goods and home grown plants and product.

The Caboolture to Wamuran Rail Trail is about to make cycling or walking between the two suburbs a whole lot easier.

Motor racing enthusiasts should check out the renowned Ipswich Motorsport Precinct, including the signature facilities of Queensland Raceway (circuit track) and Willowbank Raceway (drag racing).

Covering almost 88 hectares, Buckley’s Hole Conservation Park at Bribie Island contains a freshwater lagoon, woodland, open forest and beach. It is a bird-watchers paradise.

In church grounds at Pimpama, halfway between Brisbane and the Gold Coast, stands a stone memorial-a soldier statue, his head bowed, hands crossed and resting

The historical seaside museum on Bribie Island is a beautiful place full of character, charm, and (obviously) history. Interactive displays help engage the young ones.

Bongaree is the best family-friendly beach on Bribie Island, with its gentle waves, shallow waters and parklands that run parallel to the water.

Can your curiosity resist a death mask from ancient Egypt or a rare armoured shoe from Olympia, Greece? The Abbey Museum is a priceless collection

Sitting comfortably on 300 metres of unobstructed water-frontage is Sandstone Point Hotel. Winner of "Australia's Best Hotel" and "Queensland's Best Entertainment Venue", the hotel is

Since Matthew Flinders landed on Bribie Island, the landscape has changed significantly. Explore this history with the Bongaree Self Guided Walkabout, heritage waterfront walk.