Holiday houses in Cooroy

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    Explore 20 holiday rentals in Cooroy

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    Cooroy holiday rentals start at $72 AUD per night before taxes and fees

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  • Family-friendly holiday rentals

    10 properties offer extra space and kid-friendly amenities

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    10 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    20 of Cooroy holiday rentals include Wi-Fi access

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    Guests love Kitchen, Wifi and Pool across Cooroy rentals

  • 4.9 Average rating

    Cooroy stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.9 out of 5!

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Guesthouse in Eumundi
4.82 out of 5 average rating, 112 reviews

Country-Style Studio Apartment in a Rustic Cottage

This rustic mudbrick and timber cottage is set within 2 acres of beautiful hinterland gardens (shared with Magnolia Cottage (pet friendly) also listed on AirBNB, and separated by a courtyard). Indoors, the studio apartment has wooden floors and gables, exposed beams plus an eclectic mix of new furniture and old artwork and views overlooking the dam. The studio apartment upstairs has wooden floors and gables, exposed beams and lovely hinterland views, as well as a 38" LED smart tv and sound bar. Furnished with an eclectic mix of new furniture and old artwork, it has a very country feel. The games room is home to a growing collection of country paintings, old farm implements, a David Brodie pool table and bar, leather chairs and cowskin hides. And a 42" LED smart tv and sound bar for entertainment whilst you play pool. If you prefer something quieter, light the fire pit by the dam and watch the evening fade away. May not be suitable for young, mobile children due to the unfenced dam, but a travel cot is available for very young children by prior arrangement. The Stables is separated from Magnolia Cottage by a rustic courtyard and fountain. Both properties share the footpath running along the front of the Stables. The "home" garden in front of the cottage is for use by the cottage only (fenced for dogs). The rest of the two acre grounds are shared, including the dam. The Stables is our holiday home, we live about 20 minutes away and are usually available in person or by phone. If it is very hot and dry we may need to water the garden, with prior notice to our guests. The Stables is well located for exploring Noosa's hinterland. The charming town of Cooroy is just 4 minutes away. Eumundi and its famous markets and quirky pub 7 minutes in the other direction, and the Noosa River, with its shady picnic spots and watersports, is a 15 minute drive away. The Stables is on tank water, with a filtration system providing drinking water and a septic system. We have a large dam which is not fenced, and lots of birds and wildlife around us.

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Cottage in Mapleton
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 141 reviews

Mapleton Mist Cottage

Escape to Mapleton Mist Cottage, a beautifully renovated private hinterland retreat with breathtaking ever-changing views stretching toward the ocean on clear days. Perfect for couples, friends, or a family of four, this charming two-bedroom escape offers a fireplace, Nespresso coffee machine, luxe beds guests rave about, and all the comforts of home. Pet friendly, with Mapleton village just a short stroll away, close to Montville, beaches, Australia Zoo, and stunning hinterland wedding venues.

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An inviting outdoor deck offers comfortable seating with patterned cushions. Large glass doors reveal a cozy interior, featuring a spacious bed and warm wooden accents, while surrounding greenery enhances the serene atmosphere.
Cabin in Wootha
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 328 reviews

Bonithon Mountain View Cabin

Perched high in the lush, leafy hills of the Sunshine Coast Hinterland, Bonithon Mountain View Cabin is the perfect place for you to relax and unwind. Located just 5-minute drive from Maleny, our wood cabin studio offers a luxurious getaway with all of the finest touches. Bonithon offers sprawling views of the Glasshouse Mountains all the way up to the Brisbane skyline and the waters of the Moreton Bay region. You can enjoy these views and more while taking in the fresh mountain air & birdsong.

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An eco cabin is set against a backdrop of tall pine trees, featuring a covered deck and large windows. A rustic fire pit is framed by two comfortable chairs, positioned on a stone patio that enhances the outdoor living space.
Guesthouse in Eumundi
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 387 reviews

Scenic Luxury Cabin. Walk to Markets. Pets welcome

'Lane's End' is a luxury, self-contained, eco cabin located in the charming township of Eumundi, home of the famous Eumundi Markets. From it’s beautiful rural setting, walk just 17 minutes into the centre of town or take a short drive to Noosa and it’s stunning beaches. The cabin sits 60m from the regional train line, but don't let this deter you. The trains will peak your interest as they roll by, and the beautiful leafy-green outlook will allow you to immerse yourself in peaceful relaxation.

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A cottage exterior showcases rustic materials with a corrugated metal facade. An outdoor dining area is visible on a wooden deck, surrounded by native plants and trees. Strings of lights are gently draped overhead, complementing the serene natural setting.
Cottage in Eumundi
5 out of 5 average rating, 142 reviews

Yutori Cottage Eumundi

A slow stay nestled right in the heart of Eumundi, but with room to breathe... Only 300m from the town centre (home of the famous Eumundi Markets), and just a short 20 minute drive to Noosa, but you would never know it! Overlooking a dam and surrounded by trees & wildlife, the peaceful sounds of nature make it the perfect place to unwind, relax & reconnect...Watch the wallabies graze in the afternoon from the outdoor bath or fire pit, or cosy up next to the indoor fireplace with a good book…

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A modern architecturally designed cabin is showcased at sunset, featuring a heated plunge pool and an outdoor dining area. Lush greenery surrounds the property, complemented by well-placed boulders. Large glass windows provide a view of the interior, blending harmoniously with the natural setting.
Cabin in Cooroy
5 out of 5 average rating, 208 reviews

Noosa Hinterland Luxury Retreat

Architecturally designed luxury accommodation, 'Kurui Cabin' is in the heart of the Noosa Hinterland at the base of Cooroy Mountain. Amazing panoramic views, with its own heated plunge pool, fire pit, large outdoor deck and dining area. This peaceful, private getaway is minutes from the quaint townships of Eumundi and Cooroy, and only 25 minutes from Hastings St, Noosa Heads and some of the best beaches in Australia. The setting is breathtakingly beautiful and you will never want to leave!

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An elegant dining table is set for a meal, featuring plates, cutlery, and a centerpiece of fresh flowers. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer expansive views of the surrounding hills, allowing natural light to fill the space. Comfortable chairs are positioned nearby for guests.
Home in Bald Knob
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 127 reviews

Riverdell Retreat

Perched on the edge of the Sunshine Coast highlands overlooking the ocean from Mt Coolum to north Caloundra, you are surrounded by rolling hills and 166 acres of lush green pastures where fullblood wagyu cattle are farmed. Architecturally designed to capture sea breezes all year round, enjoy a spacious Retreat with 360 degree views, where nights are always cool at this altitude. Nightly rate includes 2 Adults (sleeps 4) and firewood each night. Pet fee is separate for extra hygienic clean.

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A charming cottage is nestled among lush greenery, surrounded by vibrant tropical plants. A wooden staircase leads to a welcoming entryway, with large windows allowing ample natural light to brighten the interior. Gravel pathways accentuate the serene outdoor setting.
Cottage in Peregian Beach
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 727 reviews

Lake Weyba Cottage Noosa Spring has Sprung,

Our property is perfectly located around the tranquil shores of Lake Weyba. A short stroll from your cottage to the Lake and walking trails beyond. Just a 15-minute drive to Noosa or 5 minutes to beautiful Peregian Beach. Our unique Cottages provide the perfect space for you to relax and unwind from the busy city lifestyle where you can do as little or as much as you like. Our 20 acre retreat is the perfect rural escape for anyone looking to get away and into nature.

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Apartment in Cooroy
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 264 reviews

Cooroy in the Noosa Hinterland - Home 'n' Abroad

This one-bedroom apartment in Cooroy's best street, is nestled in the Sunshine Coast hinterland, only 20 mins from Noosa’s famous beach. Newly renovated in 2019, this large self-contained apartment (100sq mtrs) is within a 90year-old Queenslander offers a private entry with fully-equipped kitchen, lounge, laundry, office and patio Cooroy's numerous cafes, brewery, hotel, RSL, bowls club, shops, gallery and railway station are all within walking distance.

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Cottage in Yandina Creek
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 396 reviews

Winter Sanctuary — Timeless Forest & Starview Bath

​Escape the rush and step into a living sanctuary designed for pure presence. Nestled in complete privacy on a large acreage, this space is crafted to help you slow down and share genuine moments of joy. ​Your winter stay includes everything needed to unwind: firewood, candles, cozy robes, a curated cheese and berry platter, chocolate, and a warming mulled wine kit. Put a record on the vintage turntable, enjoy the filtered rainwater, and let the outside world fade away.

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A spacious outdoor deck is featured, with a small table and two chairs positioned to take in views of the lake. Large glass doors provide a seamless connection to the inviting interior, where a soft sofa is located. The surrounding area is framed by trees and golden sunset light.
Cottage in Lake MacDonald
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 284 reviews

'Bimbimbie Cottage'

Enjoy a unique experience in a newly built, well equipped, one-bedroom cottage situated in the stunning Noosa Hinterland. Just 20 minutes from Noosa Main Beach, ‘Bimbimbie Cottage’ is on acreage and overlooks Lake MacDonald. Unfortunately the lake level has been lowered to upgrade the wall so there is minimal water in front at present. This is a perfect romantic or recharge getaway to enjoy peace and quiet, unspoilt nature, and picturesque sunsets.

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The image captures a serene view from the porch of the cottage, featuring a sweeping landscape of rolling hills and mountains against a soft sunset sky. Lush gardens with flowers line the path, enhancing the natural beauty of the setting.
Cottage in Bald Knob
5 out of 5 average rating, 162 reviews

Burgess Cottage - Sunshine Coast Hinterland

Welcome to Burgess Cottage, we offer perfectly positioned boutique accommodation in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland. A place to recharge, create memories and the ideal base for discovering the wonders and natural beauty of the region. Featuring uninterrupted views spanning from the Pacific Ocean to the Glass House Mountains and beyond. If you are a lover of stunning sunsets, then long afternoons spent relaxing on site are a must.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Cooroy?

    Stays in Cooroy include creekside cottages, charming homes near the town center, and countryside retreats surrounded by native bushland. Many accommodations highlight views of gardens or local mountain scenery.

  • What are the best things to do in Cooroy with kids?

    Children often enjoy playgrounds in public parks, visits to the library’s interactive spaces, and exploring nature trails. Seasonal markets and hands-on art sessions are also popular family activities.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Cooroy?

    Join a workshop at the Butter Factory Arts Centre, stroll through botanical gardens, and browse weekend markets for regional produce and crafts. Many visitors also enjoy exploring local walking trails and artisanal cafes.

  • How is the weather in Cooroy?

    Cooroy has warm, humid summers around 72–83°F (22–29°C) with frequent rainfall, while winters are mild and drier near 52–70°F (11–21°C). Light layers and a rain jacket are useful throughout the year.

  • When is the best time to visit Cooroy?

    Late autumn through early spring is often recommended for milder temperatures and lower rainfall, making outdoor activities comfortable. Many events and community gatherings take place in these cooler, drier months.

  • What are the best places to visit in Cooroy?

    Explore local galleries, relax in the botanical gardens, and visit the historic Butter Factory Arts Centre. The Cooroy Library is known for its contemporary design and community focus.

  • What are some hiking trails in Cooroy?

    Trails around Cooroy often wind through forested areas and gentle hills, providing serene views of native bushland. Cooroy Mountain is frequently suggested for more adventurous hikers seeking a rewarding climb.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Cooroy?

    Families in Cooroy can enjoy nature walks, hands-on workshops in local arts spaces, and playgrounds in leafy parks. Visiting weekend markets is often a favorite for discovering local crafts and treats.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Cooroy?

    Explore nearby national parks for rainforest walks, visit local beaches, or discover surrounding hinterland towns known for craft markets and scenic drives. Wine tasting at boutique vineyards and farm experiences are also frequently suggested.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Cooroy?

    Many accommodations in and around Cooroy welcome pets, especially self-contained homes and select cottages. Be sure to confirm with individual hosts about pet amenities and any specific guidelines during your stay.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Cooroy?

    Browse local shops early for fresh produce, and check community boards for pop-up events or workshops. Many travelers suggest exploring the arts centre and sampling homemade treats at neighborhood bakeries.

  • What is Cooroy known for?

    Cooroy is recognized for its vibrant arts scene, heritage architecture, and welcoming country atmosphere. The town has strong connections to creative workshops, rainforest walks, and community-led festivals.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Cooroy?

    Discover artisan galleries, community gardens, and unique heritage sites tucked around Cooroy’s leafy streets. Local bookshops, mosaic public art, and nearby rainforest walks are often highlighted by those looking for less-traveled experiences.

  • What are the best foods to try in Cooroy?

    Cooroy is known for regional produce, artisan cheeses, and fresh bakery goods. Farmers’ markets often feature locally grown fruit, handmade preserves, and sweets crafted by community bakers.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Cooroy?

    Pack comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, light layers, and a rain jacket due to variable weather. A reusable water bottle and daypack are helpful for exploring the outdoors and local markets.

  • What is the nightlife in Cooroy like?

    Cooroy’s nightlife centers on casual pubs, local bars, and venues with occasional live music. The atmosphere is relaxed, with a focus on community gatherings and food experiences rather than late-night clubs.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Cooroy?

    Seasonal events like local art exhibitions, markets, and food festivals are regularly held in Cooroy. The Cooroy Fusion Festival is often mentioned for its lively celebration of regional culture, food, and music.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Cooroy?

    Cooroy has many family-friendly rentals, including spacious homes and cottages with outdoor areas. Some stays provide board games, kitchen facilities, and easy access to local parks and attractions.

All about Cooroy

Cooroy is a historic town on the Sunshine Coast of Queensland with picturesque countryside vistas and a flourishing local art scene. Surrounded by Black Mountain to the northwest and Cooroy Mountain to the east, visiting here feels like being tucked away in a hidden valley. Cooroy has a history as a sawmill and timber outpost, and you can find interesting evidence of its past through its landmarks and local artists' creations, which often incorporate wood elements.

The town centre is inviting, and every major attraction is only a short walk or bike ride away. For a small town, Cooroy has plenty of cozy cafés where you can start your day or refuel with a pot of tea in the afternoon. If you’d like to take a day trip from here, Noosa’s famous beaches and buzzing Hastings Street are just a 30-minute drive from town. Overall, Cooroy is an artsy, idyllic outpost for exploring the outdoors.

What are the top things to do in Cooroy?

Lake MacDonald

To access water in this green haven, head to Lake MacDonald and rent a canoe or kayak. One of the best things about Lake MacDonald is that motorised watercraft are not allowed, adding to its natural authenticity. Covered picnic tables are available, too, so you can plan alfresco eating rain or shine.

Cooroy Butter Factory Arts Centre

Learn about Cooroy’s creative history at the Cooroy Butter Facts Arts Centre. Here, you can see regional art exhibitions, take pottery classes, or sign up for special workshops. Before you go, don’t miss the artisan store that features goods like jewellery, ceramics, prints, and candles made by locals.

Noosa Botanical Gardens

The Noosa Botanical Gardens are a great place to spend a relaxing afternoon. Pack a picnic and enjoy these extensive gardens complete with a Greek-style amphitheatre, lily pond, fern house, lush plant life, a walking trail, and plenty of native birds and animals. Make sure to check their calendar as the gardens often host art workshops, guided walks, plant sales, and live music.

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