Holiday rentals in Bunya Mountains

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A modern cottage is situated on a grassy area, featuring a covered porch with steps leading to the entrance. Large glass windows allow natural light to fill the interior, while surrounding trees provide a natural backdrop.
Home in Nanango
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 175 reviews

Nanango Eco Cottage

A country getaway on 5 acres. A neat little cottage with 2 bedrooms, and a 3rd bedroom/granny flat detached from main house on 5 acres. Close to town (6km) in the South Burnett region, with easy getaways to cycle trails, state forest, local sights with lots of local food and delicacies. NOTE: We have had request for families with infants. There is unfenced dam on the property, and we have been advised not the take bookings with infants. No work bookings please, as we have had bad experiences.

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Cottage in Mapleton
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 144 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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Tiny home in Booie
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 124 reviews

Tiny House Peaceful Rural Retreat, Firepit & Views

Cozy cabin South Burnett getaway 🍃 peaceful rural retreat with views • Heating for cool nights • Loft bed + skylight (stargazing) • Blockout blinds for deep sleep • Private deck, pizza oven & sunsets • Firepit for cozy evenings • Sofa bed (1–2 guests) • Kitchenette (cooktop, microwave, mini fridge) • Hot shower + eco toilet (composting) Perfect for couples, solo & work stays. Book 3 guests for 2 beds ($30/nt) Firewood $25 or gather your own ⚡️Car charging $20/night only by negotiation

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A charming cottage features a light yellow exterior with white trim and a tin roof. The wide front porch is surrounded by a neatly maintained garden, with a pathway leading to the steps. Understated landscaping includes bushes and a view of the surrounding grassy fields.
Cottage in Bell
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 529 reviews

A unique, charming cottage for a couple’s retreat

Art's hut is a 1930's couples retreat nestled amongst a country garden and Glendale homestead. The hut is the foundation building of a family working cattle stud "Graneta". This cottage has peaceful country charm, well situated at the foothills of the Bunya Mountains and only 4kms from the quaint town of Bell which has plenty to see and do. Only 33kms drive to the heritage-listed Jimbour house and the beautiful Bunya Mountains which is a lovely drive with spectacular views and great walks.

Top guest favourite
A spacious wooden deck extends from the cabin, overlooking rolling fields under a vibrant sunset sky. The horizon displays hues of orange and pink, while a fire pit sits on the deck, providing a cozy focal point for outdoor gatherings.
Farm stay in Booie
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 250 reviews

Amazing night sky, outdoor bath, views & firepit

This beautiful & romantic getaway can sleep up to 4 people but it’s ideal for 2. With rolling hills & plenty of open country there's lots of area to explore. Enjoy the cows wondering the paddocks & the amazing stars at night on the deck or from the outdoor bath with the fire going & a glass of wine or cuppa in hand! We are less than 10 mins from Nanango & 20 to Kingaroy. The South Burnett has something to offer for all, cafes, wineries, rail trails & adventurous bushwalks to name a few.

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Home in Cooyar
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 120 reviews

Peaceful Country Escape Firepit, Wildlife & Stars

Tucked away on 5 peaceful private acres, this cosy country retreat is the perfect place to slow down, switch off and enjoy the simple things. Wake to the sounds of native birds, spend your afternoons exploring nearby national parks and waterfalls, then unwind beside the firepit under spectacular star-filled skies. Guests love the peaceful atmosphere, visiting king parrots and wallabies, wide open spaces for kids and dogs, and the cosy homely feel that makes it hard to leave.

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A cozy cottage is nestled beside a large tree, framed by a wooden fence. The structure features a simple roof and rustic brick exterior, set against a backdrop of clear blue skies and gentle rolling hills.
Guest house in Sandy Ridges
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 116 reviews

Kookaburra Cottage - Country Family Getaway

Kookaburra cottage is an isolated private stay situated on 125 acres. Enjoy the slower pace of our lovely secluded farm, relaxing on the deck watching cows and horses wandering the paddocks. This stylish getaway sleeps up to 4 people. It boasts a large back deck overlooking wide open spaces. When night falls, treat yourself to a chandelier of stars. Situated 20 mins from Wineries, Bjelke Peterson Dam and a 25min drive to Kingaroy. The South Burnett region offers plenty to do.

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The property features a modern structure with a sleek design, surrounded by lush greenery. A rustic water tank with an antique wheel enhances the outdoor setting, while a cozy seating area is visible on the deck, perfect for relaxation amidst nature.
Cabin in Amamoor
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 101 reviews

Private Luxury Cabin | Outdoor Bath | Firepit

- Outdoor bath - Fire pit/open fire cooking - wood provided - Romantic getaway in a secluded location - King size bed with air-conditioning in primary room - Luxury Sheraton towels Heart our property and save to your wish list! This is your perfect getaway in the peaceful, picturesque Mary Valley. This brand-new property features a stunning blend of rustic charm and modern luxury. Ideal for a romantic couple's retreat, unwind in the outdoor bath or relax by the fire pit.

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A spacious outdoor area features a gravel circle with several stylish black chairs arranged around a central stump. In the background, a two-story cabin with dark siding is visible, alongside a wooden deck and gazebo structure.
Cabin in Blackbutt
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 137 reviews

Gorgeous 3 bedroom raked ceiling cabin on the hill

This gorgeous raked ceiling 3 bedroom cabin is set on 5 acres of land. Located 2 minutes to town. Large spa under a A-frame gazebo, a 3 person sauna for the ultimate relax. The home is ideal for a couples getaway or a family holiday. Greenhills cottage has a King-size bed and 2 Queens.. The cabin includes a swimming pool with a large entertainment deck with excellent views. At night you can stargaze on the deck or sit in front of the warm fireplace inside.

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A bright sitting area showcases two armchairs facing large windows, offering expansive views of the serene lake and surrounding hills. A small round table is positioned between the chairs, enhancing the inviting atmosphere for quiet moments indoors.
Flat in Montville
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 198 reviews

Lakeside Serenity - Luxurious Montville Apartment

Escape and relax in a secluded and luxurious Montville retreat, with breathtaking lake views, and a cozy firepit under the stars. Perfect for Romantic escapes, as well as for family events and getaways. Enjoy stylish comfort, nature on your doorstep, birdsong in the trees, and be mesmerised by the reflections from the mirrored lake. Just minutes from Montville Village. Unplug, reconnect, and soak in the serenity of this hidden gem.

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A glass filled with dark red beverage sits on a rustic wooden table, overlooking rolling hills bathed in soft, golden light at sunset. The landscape features a mix of greenery and rocky terrain, emphasizing the serene atmosphere.
Home in East Nanango
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 153 reviews

Aserenity The Burn Stag Lodge - serenity views!

Breath taking picturesque views! The Burn Stag Lodge is situated on top of a hill with 360 degree views - great for sunrises sunsets or stargazing! Isolated and private from the Neighbours, the lodge allows you to escape into peaceful serenity. 5km from Nanango and on the Nan2 bike trail with easy access to BRVT links, Wineries, Bunya Mts etc. Explore the area or relax and watch the changing horizons as the day roles past.

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The exterior of a two-story home is shown, featuring a pitched roof with green roofing. A horse-drawn carriage is stationed beside the house, surrounded by lush greenery and trees. Large windows allow natural light into the structure, contributing to a warm and inviting appearance.
Guest suite in Bunya Mountains
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 373 reviews

Bunya Loft - country hospitality

Welcome to our Loft. Nestled into the side of one of the highest points on the Bunya Mountains, Queensland, and centrally located in peaceful surrounds makes it the perfect place for a relaxing break. The Bunyas is always about 6 degrees cooler than the surrounding area. Nature abounds with friendly wallabies, possums, bandicoots, echidnas, and the colourful king parrots and crimson rosellas are amongst the abundant birdlife.

Popular amenities for Bunya Mountains holiday rentals

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Bunya Mountains?

    Stay in forest cabins or vacation rentals near village hubs, where you can enjoy natural surroundings and convenient access to walking trails. Many accommodations include amenities for families and groups, as well as options for cozy mountain retreats.

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

    Families often explore easy walks through bushland, spot wallabies and birds, and enjoy picnics among the bunya pines. Visitor centers sometimes host nature-based activities suited to children.

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

    Explore walking circuits under bunya pines, visit scenic lookouts for panoramic views, and join interpretive walks about rainforest ecology. Birdwatching, sampling bunya nut treats, and browsing local arts and crafts are also frequently suggested.

  • How is the weather in Bunya Mountains?

    Bunya Mountains has mild summers around 64–87°F (18–31°C) and cooler winters near 40–67°F (4–20°C). Rainfall is higher in summer, so be prepared with waterproof gear if visiting during these months.

  • When is the best time to visit Bunya Mountains?

    May through September often brings milder weather, with high temperatures ranging from 67–77°F (20–25°C) and drier conditions. Warmer months feature lush forests and rain showers, especially in summer.

  • What are the best places to visit in Bunya Mountains?

    Popular places include scenic lookouts, rainforest circuits, and visitor centers with educational displays. Many guests enjoy exploring picnic areas beneath bunya pines and joining guided nature walks around the park.

  • What are some hiking trails in Bunya Mountains?

    Bunya Mountains has well-maintained trails that lead through dense rainforest, scenic lookouts, and groves of ancient bunya pines. Popular walks like the Scenic Circuit and Barker Creek Circuit are frequently suggested for nature lovers seeking wildlife and waterfall views.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Bunya Mountains?

    Families can explore gentle walking trails, spot wallabies in grassy clearings, join ranger-led talks, and picnic under the bunya pines. Visitor centers around the area sometimes feature interactive displays about local wildlife.

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

    Explore neighboring towns known for local markets, heritage centers, and bushland reserves, or visit farmgate shops that highlight regional produce. Destinations around the mountain often feature galleries, craft studios, and scenic country roads.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Bunya Mountains?

    Many accommodations in the Bunya Mountains area welcome pets. Be sure to confirm individual house rules, and note that dogs are not permitted in the Bunya Mountains National Park itself.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Bunya Mountains?

    Consider carrying a map or downloading trail guides before arriving, as phone reception can be limited in some areas. Early mornings are often favored for wildlife spotting, and bunya nuts are typically easier to find after seasonal harvests.

  • What is Bunya Mountains known for?

    Bunya Mountains is known for its ancient bunya pine forests, rich biodiversity, and frequent wallaby sightings. The area has cultural significance for Aboriginal communities, who traditionally gathered for bunya nut harvests and ceremonies.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Bunya Mountains?

    Around Bunya Mountains, quieter tracks like the Paradise Falls walk and small forest glades invite peaceful reflection. Long-standing cafés, arts-and-crafts corners, and birdwatching spots are sometimes less crowded and offer a distinct local feel.

  • What are the best foods to try in Bunya Mountains?

    Local menus often highlight bunya nut dishes and bush-inspired flavors, including baked goods, jams, and seasonal produce. Cafes and general stores around the area serve hearty country fare, sometimes featuring recipes that use native ingredients.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Bunya Mountains?

    Pack layered clothing for cooler evenings, sturdy shoes for walking trails, and a rain jacket for occasional showers. Bring a camera for wildlife and forest views, insect repellent, and picnic gear for outdoor meals.

  • What is the nightlife in Bunya Mountains like?

    Nightlife in Bunya Mountains is tranquil, with guests often gathering around cozy fireplaces in cabins or enjoying laid-back dinners at local eateries. Stargazing and nocturnal wildlife walks are popular after dark, especially for those seeking a calm mountain experience.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Bunya Mountains?

    The Bunya Mountains area has seasonal events celebrating bunya nut harvest traditions and local arts, often during school holidays. Community markets and occasional cultural gatherings take place throughout the year.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Bunya Mountains?

    Vacation rentals and cabins in Bunya Mountains are frequently suggested for families, with spacious layouts and access to picnic areas and visitor centers. Many are located near popular walking trails.