Top Things to do in Scenic Rim
Top Restaurants in Scenic Rim
What to do and see in Scenic Rim, Queensland: The Best Nature & Wildlife Areas
Discover the best top things to do in Scenic Rim, Australia including O'Reillys Birds of Prey, Killarney Glen, Little Bee's Secret Garden, Darlington Park, Green Mountain Camp Site, Witches Falls Walking Trail, Tamborine National Park, Thunderbird Park, Tamborine Mountain Glow Worm Caves, The Yellow Pinch Reserve Park.
Restaurants in Scenic Rim
1. O'Reillys Birds of Prey
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By TrippyBee20 - Townsville, Australia
Saw two owls, a black kite and a wedge-tailed eagle. Also had the chance to hold a bird. Fantastic! Host was knowledgeable and experienced.
2. Killarney Glen
3. Little Bee's Secret Garden
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Little Bee's Secret Garden is a native bee demonstration garden that offers practical and hands-on education on Australian native bees, highlighting the urgency to be conscious of the environment, while promoting the value of our native bees.
Reviewed By janepT5717HZ - Hervey Bay, Australia
A beautiful little space tucked away in the heart of Canungra township. Owning our own native bee hive we were very eager to visit Little Bee's Secret Garden. Although we have a bee hive we know very little about native bees and Alex was happy to chat and answer all of our questions. Her knowledge is amazing. We also purchased a very informative book. Bees are essential for our survival and ensuring our food source and it is wonderful to meet someone that is so passionate about native bees and so willing to share her knowledge.
4. Darlington Park
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4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By dancQ461SJ - Brisbane, Australia
Beautiful campgrounds on lovely river. Plenty of water for our teenagers to jump from the trees and kayak. Toilets always clean and stocked. No showers but river was fine for us. Carry out own rubbish. Fire drums provided, wood for sale. We will definitely be back!
5. Green Mountain Camp Site
6. Witches Falls Walking Trail
7. Tamborine National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By x96lee26 - Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
Beautiful walking along the coaster rainforest of the Tamborine a National Park with its beautiful nature and waterfalls. Take a scenic escape into the Gold Coast Hinterland to experience the essence of the ‘Green behind the Gold’ by losing yourself in the shade of subtropical rainforest with lush palm groves, open eucalypt woodlands with grassy understories and deep weathered gorges with trickling mountain streams. Explore a network of easily accessible nature trails throughout Tamborine National Park as you walk past flooded gums, peaceful waterfalls and tranquil rockpools, letting the fresh mountain air revitalise every step whilst admiring spectacular views from numerous lookouts.
8. Thunderbird Park
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4.0 based on 502 reviews
Thunderbird Park is an amazing wildlife and geological rich oasis stretching over 112 hectares on Tamborine Mountain, Queensland, Australia. Translucent rock pools, inspiring landscapes, towering rainforest and star studded skies all add to the magic of Thunderbird Park. Enjoy an affordable mountain adventure, a romantic escape, or a family holiday. Thunderbird Park has gum studded powered and unpowered camp and caravan sites along with bunk room camping.Thunderbird Park’s range of onsite adventure activities adds to the fun. Fossick for gemstone-filled thundereggs formed when dinosaurs roamed the earth. Find treasure and meet Rockodile, Thunderbird Park’s rock expert. Take excitement to the top at Adventure Parc, Australia’s longest and highest adventure ropes course. Climb cable ladders, balance on rope bridges, catch a flying fox, crawl through tunnels, manoeuvre on suspended trunks or jump from great heights. Go horse trail riding, bush walking or play laser skirmish in an outstanding rainforest battlefield, themed with an authentic Kokoda village. Set in the heart of Thunderbird Park is the new addition of the Terrace Kiosk with a wood fired pizza oven. The Terrace Kiosk offers affordable and tasty meals and snacks and the Terrace Deli sells essential items and take away frozen delicacies that are easily microwaved.A hidden oasis just 40 minutes drive from the Gold Coast and less than an hour from Brisbane.
Reviewed By V6499DUjamieg - Adelaide, Australia
Went here today for the high flyers zip lining challenge and it was the absolute best part of our week in the gold coast (even better then the parks), definitely going back someday, Massive thank you to Josie and Dale for making it so funny and an all around amazing experience
9. Tamborine Mountain Glow Worm Caves
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4.0 based on 665 reviews
Welcome to the Tamborine Mountain Glow Worm Tours! During our tours you will experience the results of our ground-breaking conservation project, as we guide you through our spectacular purpose-built cave, filled with thousands of glowing Glow Worms! We offer the only opportunity in Queensland to see Glow Worms during the day, and over the course of 30 minutes, you’ll meet a Glow Worm up close and learn all about their life cycle and behaviour. Our cave features a colony of native Mt. Tamborine Glow Worms, and is part of a long-term breeding program, so your admission helps support and ensure the survival of the species in South East Queensland for future generations!
Reviewed By Adelie2015 - Blue Mountains, Australia
A heart-warming story in these times of species extinction and habitat loss due to land-clearing and global warming. At the Tamborine Mountain Glow Worm Caves, you can see glow worms up close while hearing all about their life cycle from an expert. It is very easy to access (no rough bush tracks or steps) on a good boardwalk through a small section of rainforest. Once inside the cave, there is a short video to help accustom eyes to the darkness then a short, flat walk into the inner cave to see the glow worms. After visiting the glow worm cave, be sure to check out the adjoining Frog Hollow which gives you the opportunity to see different species of frogs. A few steps here, but nothing onerous. Definitely a great educational experience and a wonderful opportunity to see a species that is declining in the wild.
10. The Yellow Pinch Reserve Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
