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A cozy living area is featured, showcasing a leather armchair beside a wood-burning stove. A rustic coffee table sits on a textured area rug. Light streams in through large glass doors, offering views of the outside greenery, while soft drapes frame the windows.
Cottage in Mount Tully
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 141 reviews

Clancy's Cottage, Stanthorpe

Relax with your pet and the whole family at this peaceful place to stay. Clancy’s cottage is less than 10 minutes from Stanthorpe Post Office, yet it is nestled in a lovely rural setting. The birds and kangaroos love Clancy’s and so will you. Spend your days exploring the Granite Belt wineries or it is just a short drive to Girraween National Park. Spend your evenings around the fire pit or in front of the wood fire in your own cute little piece of country. Fully self contained. Pets welcome

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A century-old Queenslander farmhouse is showcased, featuring a wide wrap-around veranda. Surrounded by working vineyards, the structure is characterized by its expansive roof and classic architectural details, while lush greenery and vibrant foliage enhance the scenic setting.
Home in Glen Aplin
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 155 reviews

The Old Farmhouse

The Old Farmhouse is a century old Queenslander surrounded by working vineyards. It has been extensively restored and is carefully furnished with vintage and antique furniture. It has a large country kitchen ideal for those who love to cook. Beautiful lounge room and bedrooms make for a luxurious holiday. The house boasts wide wrap around verandas, 2 fireplaces and a fire pit in the large yard. It is located 10 minutes south of Stanthorpe and central to all the attractions on the Granite Belt.

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A modest cabin is set under a cloudy sky, featuring spacious verandahs that extend from the front. Surrounding greenery includes native trees and shrubs, with a large boulder visible in the foreground. A wood stove pipe is mounted on the roof, indicating a rustic charm.
Cabin in Ballandean
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 244 reviews

Burn Brae Sunset Cabin

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. The cabin is the converted pickers quarters when the property was a stone fruit orchard in the past. Have recently planted feijoa orchard. A small and cozy space with spacious verandahs to the north and west. Situated on a quiet and private 100 acres. Abundant bird and wildlife. The cabin is self-catering. Breakfast is not provided altho’ tea and coffee making facilities and basic condiments are provided. The cabin is not suitable for children.

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A bright living area features a comfortable sofa and a soft area rug on hardwood flooring. A dining table with stylish chairs is present. Large windows allow natural light to fill the space, and a wood stove adds warmth to the atmosphere.
Home in Stanthorpe
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 239 reviews

The Hideaway- Fully self contained house

The Hideaway is a newly renovated three-bedroom home with the master bedroom on a mezzanine with spiral staircase access, two bathrooms and modern facilities. The front veranda and back deck will have you wanting to spend plenty of time outside enjoying the crisp air and starry skies. The cosy wood fire and outdoor fire pit area will keep you warm on the cooler nights. Located in a quiet part of town, you will get the country feel without the seclusion and are just a short walk from town.

Top Guest favourite
A serene outdoor setting features a wooden table adorned with a cheese platter, including olives and crackers. Two glasses of chilled white wine await, with lush greenery and a scenic view of Quart Pot creek visible in the background.
Cottage in Stanthorpe
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 232 reviews

Verona Cottage- charming cottage so close to town!

Located in the heart of Stanthorpe, overlooking Quart Pot creek and parklands sits our charming 1930's Bungalow, which has been renovated and beautifully appointed throughout. Just a short 3 minute walk to the main street - you'll find coffee shops, restaurants, pubs, bottle shops, 3 supermarkets and local country stores. 50 wineries and breweries throughout the Granite Belt, all within 25 minutes. Cycling and walking paths of Quart Pot creek at your doorstep! IG: verona_cottage

Top Guest favourite
A rustic Queenslander farmhouse is set against a backdrop of trees, illuminated by soft sunlight. A spacious deck extends from the house, featuring a large dining table surrounded by chairs, creating an inviting outdoor space for relaxation and meals.
Farm stay in Ballandean
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 110 reviews

Wren Farmhouse Rustic Queenslander in Wine Country

Welcome to Wren Farmhouse! Our rustic Queenslander sits amongst 32 acres of lightly wooded native bushland. Nestled in wine country, you'll find many cellar doors within a few kilometers drive. Located nearby is Sundown National Park with Girraween National Park only 20 minutes away. The enclosed verandah becomes the perfect suntrap during the day to enjoy a good book. Enjoy the stars on a clear night or allow yourself to unwind whilst watching the fire.

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The exterior of the cabin features a combination of textured stone and sleek metal surfaces. A spacious wooden deck is visible, equipped with outdoor seating. Surrounding native trees create a natural and serene environment, enhancing the cabin's seclusion.
Cabin in Thorndale
5 out of 5 average rating, 427 reviews

Harvista Granite Belt Stanthorpe

Nestled in the granite rocks and eucalypts 14 km south of Stanthorpe, Harvista Cabin captivates all that visit. Studio cabin for 2 is set on a granite outcrop on 4 acres with native fauna and flora surrounding. Enjoy the 4 seasons of the Granite Belt and local produce on offer. Stroll along a country road to visit wineries, cafes. and what the Granite Belt has to offer. For the avid cyclists, link into the Granite Belt Bike trail or just relax on the deck.

Top Guest favourite
A calm sleeping area features a spacious bed dressed in neutral tones and accented with textured pillows. A ceiling fan is present above, while a light wood wardrobe holds soft robes. An ensuite bathroom is visible through an open door.
Cabin in Ballandean
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 119 reviews

Lumeah Cottage on the Granite Belt

Luxury accommodation located along the Severn River in the heart of the Granite Belt. This delightful cottage offers spectacular views, whilst providing luxury and comfort where you can enjoy enjoy a glass of wine or a coffee whilst soaking up the tranquillity. Set in 100 acres, the cottage provides a relaxing location to rest and recharge. Listen to the birds, watch the wildlife, and enjoy beautiful sunrises from the balcony of your isolated cottage.

Top Guest favourite
A charming cottage is showcased under a soft sunset sky. The wraparound deck is accessible from stairs, with large windows illuminating the interior. The structure features a light exterior and is surrounded by grassy areas, creating a serene rural setting.
Cottage in Glen Aplin
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 341 reviews

Stanthorpe - Glenview Cottage

You’ve just discovered one of the most desirable cottages in the Stanthorpe area. Glenview cottage has been completely renovated, and oozes charm. Perfect for that romantic getaway or family experience. It has been beautifully styled to ensure that guests enjoy their experience. The property is self check in and offers unlimited Wifi and air conditioning. Sit back and relax on the deck with a glass of wine watching the gorgeous sunsets.

Top Guest favourite
A cozy outdoor fire pit is highlighted in the foreground, with flames dancing within. In the background, the cottage is illuminated by warm light, showcasing its inviting porch and outdoor seating area.
Cabin in Broadwater
5 out of 5 average rating, 128 reviews

Lane’s End Cottage - cosy farm stay

Drive to the end of the lane, wend your way down the poplar lined driveway and find yourself at Lane’s End Cottage, your home away from home in Broadwater, less than ten minutes from the town of Stanthorpe. The cottage is situated on a 42 acre farm, close enough to town that you can pop in easily to enjoy cafes, festivals and a bit of shopping - but far enough away that you will feel you really have escaped to the country.

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A charming cottage with a red roof features a covered porch and white railings. Surrounding gardens bloom with flowers, while tall trees provide shade. A gravel path leads to the entrance, framed by a wooden fence and green grass.
Cabin in Thorndale
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 287 reviews

Highland Croft Cottage accommodation

The cottage offers you a fully serviced home away from home. The lounge boasts a wood heater with television and dvd player. There is also a BBQ outside with a basket breakfast included in the tariff, plus tea, coffee, milk and sugar. The master bedroom has french doors opening onto the verandah. Both rooms have cosy blankets, doonas and electric blankets. Highchair and cot available on request.

Top Guest favourite
An outdoor seating area features a stone table surrounded by four matching benches, set on a paved surface. Lush green grass surrounds the space, with the modern cottage visible in the background under a clear blue sky.
Cottage in Stanthorpe
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 173 reviews

Bella Vista Stanthorpe by the creek

Come and experience this brand new modern two-bedroom cottage overlooking Stanthorpe's Quart Pot Creek, filled with many modern luxuries. A pleasant ten-minute walk to the main street of town. You can enjoy a relaxing time while soaking in your own spa on your veranda taking in the parkland view, or cosy up in front of the fireplace during winter, while enjoying a complimentary bottle of wine.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Stanthorpe?

    Stanthorpe has a variety of stays, including cozy cottages, historic guesthouses, and vineyard accommodations near the Granite Belt. Many travelers favor peaceful rural settings or homes located near the town center for convenient access to local shops and cafes.

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

    Families often explore local parks, visit apple orchards for fruit picking, and check out museums with interactive displays. Stanthorpe also has playgrounds and gentle walking trails suited for younger visitors.

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

    Explore Granite Belt wineries, wander art galleries, or visit heritage buildings in the town center. Nature enthusiasts frequently suggest Girraween National Park for striking granite landscapes and walking tracks.

  • How is the weather in Stanthorpe?

    Stanthorpe has cooler winters around 36–59°F (2–15°C) and mild summers near 60–82°F (15–28°C). Rainfall peaks in summer, while late autumn and winter are typically drier and crisp.

  • When is the best time to visit Stanthorpe?

    Late spring and autumn are often recommended for pleasant temperatures and colorful scenery. Winter draws visitors seeking brisk mornings, occasional frosts, and seasonal local produce.

  • What are the best places to visit in Stanthorpe?

    Popular spots include Girraween National Park, local wineries, and the Stanthorpe Heritage Museum for a sense of regional history. Art galleries and nearby orchards also draw many visitors.

  • What are some hiking trails in Stanthorpe?

    Girraween National Park has well-marked tracks to granite outcrops and wildflower areas. Sundown National Park is frequently suggested for those seeking more rugged terrain and birdwatching opportunities.

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

    Families often explore the town's parks, enjoy farm visits for fruit picking, and tour interactive exhibits at local museums. Outdoor picnic spots and gentle walking trails provide options for all ages.

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

    Day trips around Stanthorpe can include exploring national parks like Girraween and Sundown, visiting local vineyards, or touring nearby villages known for markets and artisan foods.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Stanthorpe?

    Stanthorpe has a range of pet-friendly accommodations, including farm stays, cottages, and some town center homes. Many providers welcome pets but often request advance notice to accommodate specific needs.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Stanthorpe?

    Layered clothing is helpful due to shifting temperatures, especially in winter. Booking winery tastings ahead and checking for regional produce markets are often suggested for a more immersive experience.

  • What is Stanthorpe known for?

    Stanthorpe is known for cool climate wines, fresh seasonal produce, and its apple orchards. The region also draws nature lovers to its national parks and granite landscapes.

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

    Artisan cheese makers, small family-run wineries, and secret picnic spots along the Severn River are frequently suggested as quieter alternatives. Some visitors also seek out lesser-known walking tracks and independent art studios around the region.

  • What are the best foods to try in Stanthorpe?

    The Stanthorpe area has seasonal apples, stone fruits, locally made cheeses, and gourmet preserves. Cellar door tastings often feature fresh bread, olives, and regional wines.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Stanthorpe?

    Pack warm outer layers, especially if visiting in winter or early spring, as mornings can be cool. Comfortable walking shoes and a hat are recommended for exploring outdoor areas.

  • What is the nightlife in Stanthorpe like?

    Stanthorpe’s nightlife centers around relaxed pubs, wine bars, and occasional live music events. Many visitors enjoy sampling local wines or sharing meals in restaurants with a warm, casual setting.

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

    The Apple and Grape Harvest Festival, held biennially in late summer, is one of the most popular celebrations in Stanthorpe. Throughout the year, regional food and wine festivals often highlight local producers and makers.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Stanthorpe?

    Stanthorpe has vacation rentals that welcome families, with options like multi-bedroom houses, cottages with gardens, and stays near playgrounds or parks. Many provide convenient access to kid-friendly attractions.

All about Stanthorpe

While Australia’s southern regions often steal the spotlight for fine wines, it seems outstanding grapes can grow in Queensland just as well. In fact, the vineyards around Stanthorpe set Australian records for being among the highest of their kind in the country, set in the mountainous Great Dividing Range, shrouded in native bushland. Part of Queensland’s Granite Belt near the border with New South Wales, this southern pocket of the state enjoys a climate ideal not only for nurturing grapes, but also for tropical rainforest and the national parks that contain it. Welcome to a getaway where you begin your day walking, and end it with wine.

What are the top things to do in Stanthorpe?

The Big Apple

Aside from grapes, apple orchards dominate the Granite Belt countryside around Stanthorpe. To pay homage, locals have erected a Big Apple, one of many oversized fruit structures around the continent. Visit during harvest (February to May) to pick apples straight from the surrounding trees, and then take a photo in front of this larger-than-life Queensland icon.

Truffle Discovery Centre

The rolling hills of Stanthorpe are home to stellar vineyards with cellar doors and cafes where you can sample their specialty Shiraz and Chardonnay. In this part of Queensland you’ll also discover standout dairy farms and estates growing rare French black Périgord truffles, fungi so precious that some joke they need their own bodyguards to protect them. At the Truffle Discovery Centre, you can take a guided tour of the truffière and enjoy tastings of this coveted delicacy, whether infused in brie, oil, or honey.

Girraween National Park

Covering 29,000 acres, this national park is less about bushland and more about surreal natural rock formations. Wind, water, and ice have carved the granite boulders here, which today balance in gravity-defying positions, often resembling oversized cartoon characters. Most walks begin at the Bald Rock Creek Camping Area, and range from an easy stroll to a daylong, mountainous adventure.

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    Explore 90 holiday rentals in Stanthorpe

  • Nightly prices starting at

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

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  • Family-friendly holiday rentals

    70 properties offer extra space and kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly accommodation

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  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    20 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    70 of Stanthorpe holiday rentals include Wi-Fi access

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  • 4.9 Average rating

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