Hidden Treasures in the Moreton Bay Region

The end of the year brings with it sunshine, longer days and much needed time off. Before you rush to book tickets to go away, explore your very own backyard and unearth these hidden treasures, right here in the Moreton Bay Region.

Mt Mee Country Inn

Amidst the D’Aguilar Ranges surrounded by luscious greenery, Mount Mee Country Inn is a quaint venue where time seems content to linger. With a range of gorgeously adorned rooms, landscaped gardens, an English Pub and a tea room, it’s easy to be swept up in the charm and allure of the country inn. Whether you have a long weekend away or drop in for their monthly open dinners, add this to your list of summer hot spots.

Bribie Island Arts Centre

Off the beaten track behind Banksia Beach, Bribie Island Community Arts Centre is a quaint hub of creativity, nestled in gorgeous bushland. It’s one of Australia’s largest and busiest arts centres, boasting regular creative workshops, studio exhibitions and a gift gallery filled to the brim with handcraft items and works of art. There is also a wonderful market on the last Sunday of every month, showcasing quirky wares and whimsical treasures.

The Place 2b

The Place 2B Cafe

This gorgeous little café/restaurant is a little bit of everything. Set in a stunning green hideaway by the dam in Delaneys Creek, treat yourself to café food from Wednesday to Sunday, a restaurant, duck feeding, a sugar shack for the kids to play and serenity to enjoy good company and delicious flavours. The delightful owners at The Place 2b Cafe play an integral role in the community and love good company. Best of all, it's pet-friendly.

The Long Yard Larder

The Long Yard Larder

Let Samford's latest eatery, The Long Yard Larder entice you with locally sourced, organic cheeses and a range of mouth water cured meats to arrange the perfect platter. Serving up Maleny Food Co gelato, artisan baked goods and gluten-free options, bring along your favourite bottle of wine to enjoy the foodie delights on offer.

Discover more Hidden Treasures in the Moreton Bay Region

Stony Creek Swimming Hole | Woodford

Kumbartcho Sanctuary

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Acknowledgement of Country - We would like to acknowledge the traditional owners of the lands and waterways of the Moreton Bay Region, the Kabi Kabi/Gubbi Gubbi, Jinibara, and Turrbal people and pay our respects to their Elders, past, present and emerging. We recognise the ongoing connection that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have to this land and recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the original custodians of this land.