Top Things to do in Moreton Bay Region
Top Hotels in Moreton Bay Region
- 1. Clear Mountain Lodge by Mercure
- 2. Best Western Plus North Lakes Hotel
- 3. The Sebel Brisbane Margate Beach
- 4. Caboolture Riverlakes Motel
- 5. Best Western Caboolture Gateway Motel
- 6. Kallangur Motel
- 7. La Vida On Anzac
- 8. Caboolture Central Motor Inn, SureStay Collection By BW
- 9. Redvue Luxury Apartments
- 10. Bribie Island Hotel
Top 10 Free Things to do in Moreton Bay Region, Queensland
Discover the best top things to do in Moreton Bay Region, Australia including Lake Samsonvale, A2submarine Replica, Bullocky Rest, Bee Gees Way, Redcliffe Museum, Bribie Island Seaside Museum, Caboolture Markets, Woodford Visitor Information Centre, Redcliffe Central Visitor Information Centre, Lake Eden.
Restaurants in Moreton Bay Region
1. Lake Samsonvale
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By kpiddy - Brisbane, Australia
Lake Samsonvale is roughly a forty five minute drive North of Brisbane City, it is a perfect place to go to get away from suburbia and enjoy a lakeside walk, picnic, barbeque, fish (with a permit) and in certain sections of the lake paddle craft is allowed. No swimming is permitted. Vehicle access to the lake is best via Forgan Road with car parking available at Forgan Cove, Forgan Park and Bullocky Rest. On the afternoon of our visit we parked at Bullocky Rest and enjoyed the stunning lake views with a cuppa before heading out along the trail to Forgan Cove and back. A small section of the trail follows the road from Forgan Park to the intersection of Gorgons Crossing Road. Only glimpses of the lake could be seen along the trail, which was disappointing, I observed the occassional wooden plank for seating along the track, bring water and wear a hat to enjoy this neighbourhood of Moreton Bay Shire.
2. A2submarine Replica
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By thewanderingslaters - Perth, Australia
Learnt a lot about submarines and Australia's part in the war. Didn't realise they were so old. Not sure when I thought they came about but it wasn't so early in the 1900's. There is parking and seats here as well as roses
3. Bullocky Rest
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By kpiddy - Brisbane, Australia
Situated on the south-eastern bank of Lake Samsonvale in Moreton Bay Shire is the large picturesque park known as Bullocky Rest, it was a delightful place to discover on our recent afternoon drive in Greater Brisbane. Bullocky Rest is located on Forgan Road, there was plenty of parking scattered throughout the park, a small childrens playground, covered and uncovered picnic tables with bench chairs in the shade of the trees, barbeque and toilet facilites. From the picnic grounds we walked west towards Forgan Park, along the road for a short way to the start of a nature trail through the bush which had glimpses of the lake to Forgan Cove and back.
4. Bee Gees Way
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 925 reviews
There is a bronze statue of the Bee Gees from when they were boys growing up in Redcliffe. The statue marks the start of Bee Gees Way, a walkway dotted with photos, anecdotes and other items donated by Barry Gibb. It was opened by Barry on 14 February 2013.
Reviewed By dianetM4508EB - Brisbane, Australia
This is so well put together and a great tribute to these Aussie / Queensland Boys, and so interesting to take time and just walk along and listen and read and the memories come flooding back.
5. Redcliffe Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
Celebrate the evolution of Redcliffe Peninsula's character, identity and discover its significance in Australian history. Reminisce about the heyday of seaside holidays and marvel at the vision and hard work needed to make the peninsula what it is today. The museum features: - films about the early days of the Redcliffe peninsula - a celebration of holidays by the seaside - treasured photographs showing Redcliffe years ago and now - memory boxes to rummage through and uncover items and stories from the past - the Imaginarium - a fun, intergenerational space to play - a diverse programme of events, exhibitions and workshops for adults and children.
Reviewed By Schlepper1939 - Brisbane Region, Australia
This light, bright museum with friendly, helpful staff is well worth a visit if you are interested in the history of the Redcliffe Peninsula. Well set out with enlightening explanations. I was very interested in the section explaining the Aboriginal history of the area.
6. Bribie Island Seaside Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 149 reviews
Explore the intriguing and fascinating history of Bribie Island in a beautiful contemporary museum. The Seaside Museum enjoys scenic views across the glimmering waters of the Pumicestone Passage and Moreton Bay.
Reviewed By natalies156 - Brisbane, Australia
With a group of our social club members we truly enjoyed our visit to Bribie Island Seaside Museum. The docuumentaries were very well written - actually read heaps because of the great writing style. Well laid out, heaps of history (even a replica of Matthew Flinders Black Cat :-) the Seaside Museum showcases Bribie history in modern surroundings and lovely welcome by people who worked there. Thanks you
7. Caboolture Markets
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 94 reviews
Reviewed By 686maz1952 - Caboolture, Australia
From fresh fruits and veggies, to indoor, outdoor plants ,trinkets new and preloved, cloths same. Then to finish the morning off there’s a number of coffee and snacks vans most with covered seating to rest your weary body after a good look around. Nice relaxing walk around
8. Woodford Visitor Information Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Are you looking to escape? Are you looking to find the hidden gems of the Moreton Bay Region? Have you ever thought about sleeping under the stars, or is 5 stars more your style? Do you like to enjoy the views of Mt Mee with a good cup of coffee or relax by the water with fish and chips at Bribie Island? Are you keen to jump out of perfectly good plane, whale watching, spotting a playpus or going to winery? Our Volunteers at the Woodford Visitor Information Centre will help you find your way around our region.
Reviewed By 993anitat - Forster, Australia
We went to the Woodford Information Centre to find out about the nearby D’Aguilar National Park. The lady not only told us about the road conditions and things to see but also printed off coloured maps and info sheets. She also told us about the local Windows of Woodford artworks which depict the history and lifestyle of people living in Woodford .
9. Redcliffe Central Visitor Information Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Are you looking to escape? Are you looking to find the hidden gems of the Moreton Bay Region? Have you ever thought about sleeping under the stars, or is 5 stars more your style? Do you like to enjoy the views of Mt Mee with a good cup of coffee or relax by the water with fish and chips at Bribie Island? Are you keen to jump out of perfectly good plane, whale watching, spotting a playpus or going to winery? Our Volunteers at the Redcliffe Jetty Visitor Information Centre will help you find your way around our region.
Reviewed By runawaygirl2016 - Brisbane, Australia
A cheery hello and how may I help you greeted us as we entered. A great location and local maps and information to guide us on how to enjoy the local area. Thank you.
