Glass House Mountains Holiday Village

Check In Instructions

Check In at 11 am

Check Out at 10 am

Travel Directions

Situated in Queensland's Sunshine Coast Hinterland, our tourist park is located on the main Glasshouse Mountains Tourist Drive, just 5 minutes down the road from Beerwah and the exciting and educational world renowned Australia Zoo, home of the Crocodile Hunter, Steve Irwin. We are only 50 minutes north of Brisbane City, and 20 minutes to the glorious sun-drenched surfing beaches, including Kings Beach at Caloundra and the main Sunshine Coast beach at Mooloolaba. Glasshouse Mountains also has it's very own railway station, as it is located along the main Queensland Rail line, from which pick-ups can be arranged. Alternatively, If you are travelling by bus or train, and heading straight to Australia Zoo in Beerwah for the day, we can organise to pick you up from the Zoo at the end of your day and drive you to your accommodation at our Holiday Village.

Things To Do

The Glasshouse Mountains, named by Captain James Cook in 1770, are a series of 13 breath taking volcanic peaks which jut out from the Sunshine Coast Hinterland, providing a spectacular backdrop to the Sunshine Coast. It is believed that the cause of these peaks was from the melting of crust above a 'hot spot' in the mantle below.

Seven of these volcanic mountains are situated within the Glasshouse Mountains National Park, and home to many protected wildlife and plants species. When staying at our Holiday Village you get to experience living amongst these mountains with some magnificent views.

If you're ready for a climbing adventure, you can enjoy the mountains close up, but be sure to check out the literature on each mountain first and choose one to suit your own fitness level. We can also book you on an organised rock climbing and abseiling adventure. There are also many picturesque lookouts for great photographs, situated not far from us, along the Glasshouse Mountains scenic drive.

ONLY 5 MINUTES TO AUSTRALIA ZOO