In Southern Queensland Country, there are plenty of paw-some activities that mean four legged friends (dogs) will not miss out on the family holiday.
From pet-friendly camping spots under the stars, doggy coffee dates, and wide-open spaces to stretch their little legs, the region is bursting with adventures for every man and their best friend.
1. The Picnic Point Parklands Toowoomba
Dogs are allowed at Toowoomba’s Picnic Point and can enjoy the panoramic views of Tabletop Mountain with their owners. Don’t forget the leash as dogs are also able to explore the escarpment tracks that cover the 160 acres of parkland.
2. Bar Wunder
Dog owners won’t miss out on that pint because Bar Wunder in Toowoomba City will welcome your four-legged friend. Great food, live music, and fresh bowls of water for the dog will be sure to keep everybody happy.
3. Lavender Fields
Nestled amongst Stanthorpe’s wineries is Aloomba Lavender Farm. Dogs can roam the rows of lavender and you can take in the scenery of the surrounding 4000-acre cattle farm. Camping or Bed & Breakfast is available if you want to extend your stay, dogs are welcome of course.
4. Sutton’s Juice Factory, Cidery and Café
Enjoy the best apple pie in the region with your canine companion at Sutton’s Juice Factory. Owners can park their dogs outside during the cider tastings, so you won’t miss out.
5. Granite Belt Brewery
With five pet-friendly cabin options with fenced yards, you can sleep in peace knowing your dog is safe. Owners and pups can also enjoy a stroll through the bush and on-site vineyard.
6. Caliguel Lagoon
Camp overnight at Caliguel Lagoon, 7km south of Condamine, and enjoy a sunset kayak. The free camping spot has barbeques, picnic facilities, and amenities to ensure you are your canine are comfortable.
7. South Burnett Region
Stay overnight at Bethany Cottages, less than 15 minutes from Kingaroy, and enjoy views of the Bunya Mountains and neighbouring farmlands. Stop in at Kingsley grove Estate to enjoy wine and dining with your pup in tow.
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