With its gracious Queenslander homes, elaborate churches and elegant commercial facades, Ipswich is the perfect setting in which to hark back to slower, gentler times by indulging in high tea...
There's a multitude of great places to grab a coffee in Ipswich catering to many different dietary requirements. Whether you're looking for a hearty breakfast or a healthy option, it's on this list of cafes to try in Ipswich.
Hardings Paddock campground is perfect for a weekend getaway for the whole family. Surrounded by natural bushland, there are just eight camping sites available to add to the feeling of seclusion.
PLEASE NOTE: All Campers MUST contact the Camp Ground Manager on arrival for site allocation and prior to setup. Please call Rosewood Lions Club on 0481 382 049 for all arrivals.
Please note that all bookings are booked into a zone. You are not allocated a site no. even if a site no. is stated on your booking.
Located within heritage listed Queens Park, the Nerima Gardens is an unique attraction that celebrates two cultures; Japanese and Australian flora and design elements combine harmoniously to create a place of intrigue, beauty and tranquility that is highlighted on this exciting tour. Experience a beautiful cultural activity with your Japanese hosts who will treat you to the art of the traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony in an authentic tea house.
Discover Saplings Pocket, a rarely accessed Enviroplan conservation reserve and one of the last riverine rainforest pockets along this stretch of the Brisbane River. Join other keen birders and explore exceptional habitat that is home to species such as the Black‑breasted Buttonquail, Rose‑crowned Fruit‑Dove and Australian Spectacled Monarch.
The next school holiday sessions are open for bookings. Learn wonderful new facts about the animals and meet new furry and feathered friends on this special walking tour. You may have walked through the centre a hundred times , but have you ever seen it like this? Join our friendly guides who will give you amazing insights into the Ipswich Nature Centre and its cute residents.
Experience White Rock–Spring Mountain on a guided walk to watch the blue moon rise as the sun sets. Meet birds and wildlife, and enjoy sweeping lookout views from Springfield to Mount Coot-tha with Brisbane’s lights twinkling in the distance. Explore history and nature on a memorable adventure together.
With over 42 species and around 200 animals in care - dingoes, bilbies, wallabies, water dragons and a whole petting zoo - the Ipswich Nature Centre , located in beautiful Queens Park is an unmissable experience.
Over 2,500 hectares of regionally significant bushland featuring extensive forested ridges, escarpments and valleys that are home to an amazing array of plant and wildlife species.