Charming hobby farms, camel rides and llama walking, there's lots of ways to connect with your inner farmer in Ipswich.

In pictures - Ipswich Nature Centre, from the crew who look after the animals and can sometimes not resist a picture.

If you're stuck for things to do these September school holidays check out this list of more than 20 things to do.

Soak up mountain views and country sunsets from a cottage - and an outdoor bath - among the gum trees at Keira Billy cottage.

If you like hiking and going for long walks, Ipswich is worth a visit. With multiple tracks at White Rock and Flinders Goolman and several other spots, we have you covered if you're searching for outdoor adventure.

Don’t be fooled into thinking that this glamping experience is all about relaxing. Just next door there’s an entire world of ancient volcanic ridges, challenging peaks and untold remnants of a volatile geological history waiting to be explored at Hardings Paddock.

The Llama Farm is one of a growing number of farm visit experiences you can enjoy in the Ipswich region but with Queensland’s biggest herd of llamas, it’s an experience unlike any other.