Stanthorpe Accommodation 31 the rocks

How to find us and reward yourself..............

Stanthorpe is a thriving regional centre located about 2 hours south-west of Brisbane on the New England Highway.

31 brunckhorst avenue, stanthorpe, queensland 4380, australia

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Driving South-West from Brisbane
Head west towards Ipswich, taking the Cunningham Highway turnoff just before Ipswich. Stay on the Cunningham Highway to Warwick, then follow the signs to Stanthorpe/Sydney. Just before Stanthorpe take the bypass, staying on the New England Highway, until you reach the junction of the Stanthorpe town road. Only 100 meters past the junction turn left into Whiskey Gully Road. Swing under the rail bridge and turn left again into Brunckhorst Avenue. 31 the rocks is just past Moss Court. Proceed up the driveway to the reception area at the top of the hill.
As you approach reception - check the beautiful view - a view over the Broadwater valley to the vineyards beyond.

Driving North from Sydney
Head north on the New England Highway, past Tamworth, Glenn Innes and Tenterfield. Stay on the New England Highway until you see the Stanthorpe town junction (approx. 40 mins north of Tenterfield). Approx 100 metres before the town junction, turn right into Whiskey Gully Road. Swing under the rail bridge and turn left into Brunckhorst Avenue. 31 the rocks is just past Moss Court. Proceed up the driveway to the reception area at the top of the hill.

VISITING STANTHORPE FIRST?
To reach 31 the rocks from Stanthorpe town centre just drive south down the main street until you cross picturesque Quart Pot Creek. Turn second left into Sugerloaf Road. There is a directional sign board just past the railway crossing. Continue on and turn right into Rifle Range Road. 500 meters on turn right again into Hale Haven Drive. There are signs at each of these turns. Follow Hale Have Drive until in becomes Brunckhorst Avenue. 31 the rocks is clearly marked with a large roadside sign. Proceed up the driveway to the reception area at thetop of the hill.

Stanthorpe escape Quart Pot Creek - Stanthorpe.

For comprehensive door to door directions to Stanthorpe we recommend the RACQ Trip Planner. If you have the time, take the senic route to Stanthorpe and the granite Belt. GRANITE BELT & STANTHORPE MAPS.

The official Granite Belt Wine Region or Geographic Indicator (GI) mirrors the old Stanthorpe Shire, covering the area from Dalveen in the north, down to Wallangarra on the Qld/NSW border. These Stanthorpe town maps and maps of the greater Granite Belt include locations of wineries, accommodation, restaurants and attractions:

GRANITE BELT AND STANTHORPE TOURIST DRIVES
Take your time to take in the sights and tastes of the Granite Belt. These tourist drives include Stanthorpe attractions:

Nude Food Trail Map
Strange Bird Alternative Wine Trail
Granite Belt Tourist Drives
Queensland National Parks on the Granite Belt
Stanthorpe and the Granite Belt host some of the most beautiful Queensland national parks:
Girraween National Park enjoy spectacular natural beauty of fauna and flora at one of the most famous of all Queensland national parks.
Sundown National Park a rugged wilderness, this Queensland national park is accessible by 4WD vehicles. Just over the adjoining interstate border in Northern NSW you'll find:
Bald Rock National Park which rises 200m above the lush forest floor, this park is home to Australias largest exposed granite type rock.
Boonoo Boonoo Falls with majestic waterfalls all year round and stunning native flowers ensured every Spring.


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Deluxe Stanthorpe Accommodation This Stanthorpe accommodation is designed with your comfort in mind. Ideal for a short break, romantic get-away or a longer stay. Stylish, modern, wood fireplace, air con, self contained cabins with gourmet breakfast basket supplied. See More Superbly appointed studio units are complimented with a single bedroom unit and a two bedroom unit. Studio and one bedroom units are created especially for couples with each villa set apart for privacy and in its own unique setting. If access is an issue we have a studio villa with ramp access and grab rails. We can accommodate 12 persons (6 couples) or 4 couples and 4 persons as twin share. Relax after a day sightseeing, walking in the National Parks or visiting the wineries that abound on the Granite Belt. Enjoy a glass of Granite Belt wine on your verandah and watch the sun set over the valley and vineyards. Book your Granite Belt accommodation with us now for your winter holiday in the coolest place in Queensland. WEATHER Average temperatures are Winter: 1.8 - 17.2 Celsius which means are days are cool and nights are chilly. Spring: 7.8 -22.3 Celsius Summer: 14.6 - 28.8 Celsius Autumn: 8.8 - 21.9 Celsius WINE CYCLE The picking and crushing is finished with vineyards bottling with this years white vintage. Excellent wines have been produced in a wide range of styles. Queensland Premier wine district once again has excelled. Read More Set on 10 acres in the beautiful Broadwater Valley right in the heart of the Granite Belt wine region and only 2 km from the centre of Stanthorpe. Only minutes from all the attractions of Stanthorpe. Close to cafés, restaurants and shops.	How to find us and reward yourself.............. Stanthorpe is a thriving regional centre located about 2 hours south-west of Brisbane on the New England Highway. Full-screen 31 brunckhorst avenue, stanthorpe, queensland 4380, australia Map data ©2010 MapData Sciences Pty Ltd - Terms of Use Map Satellite Hybrid Driving South-West from Brisbane Head west towards Ipswich, taking the Cunningham Highway turnoff just before Ipswich. Stay on the Cunningham Highway to Warwick, then follow the signs to Stanthorpe/Sydney. Just before Stanthorpe take the bypass, staying on the New England Highway, until you reach the junction of the Stanthorpe town road. Only 100 meters past the junction turn left into Whiskey Gully Road. Swing under the rail bridge and turn left again into Brunckhorst Avenue. 31 the rocks is just past Moss Court. Proceed up the driveway to the reception area at the top of the hill. As you approach reception - check the beautiful view - a view over the Broadwater valley to the vineyards beyond. Driving North from Sydney Head north on the New England Highway, past Tamworth, Glenn Innes and Tenterfield. Stay on the New England Highway until you see the Stanthorpe town junction (approx. 40 mins north of Tenterfield). Approx 100 metres before the town junction, turn right into Whiskey Gully Road. Swing under the rail bridge and turn left into Brunckhorst Avenue. 31 the rocks is just past Moss Court. Proceed up the driveway to the reception area at the top of the hill. VISITING STANTHORPE FIRST? To reach 31 the rocks from Stanthorpe town centre just drive south down the main street until you cross picturesque Quart Pot Creek. Turn second left into Sugerloaf Road. There is a directional sign board just past the railway crossing. Continue on and turn right into Rifle Range Road. 500 meters on turn right again into Hale Haven Drive. There are signs at each of these turns. Follow Hale Have Drive until in becomes Brunckhorst Avenue. 31 the rocks is clearly marked with a large roadside sign. Proceed up the driveway to the reception area at thetop of the hill. Quart Pot Creek - Stanthorpe. For comprehensive door to door directions to Stanthorpe we recommend the RACQ Trip Planner. If you have the time, take the senic route to Stanthorpe and the granite Belt. GRANITE BELT & STANTHORPE MAPS. The official Granite Belt Wine Region or Geographic Indicator (GI) mirrors the old Stanthorpe Shire, covering the area from Dalveen in the north, down to Wallangarra on the Qld/NSW border. These Stanthorpe town maps and maps of the greater Granite Belt include locations of wineries, accommodation, restaurants and attractions: Granite Belt Wine Region (GI) Granite Belt District Map Stanthorpe Town Map Granite Belt Wineries Map GRANITE BELT AND STANTHORPE TOURIST DRIVES Take your time to take in the sights and tastes of the Granite Belt. These tourist drives include Stanthorpe attractions: Nude Food Trail Map Strange Bird Alternative Wine Trail Granite Belt Tourist Drives Queensland National Parks on the Granite Belt Stanthorpe and the Granite Belt host some of the most beautiful Queensland national parks: Girraween National Park enjoy spectacular natural beauty of fauna and flora at one of the most famous of all Queensland national parks. Sundown National Park a rugged wilderness, this Queensland national park is accessible by 4WD vehicles. Just over the adjoining interstate border in Northern NSW you'll find: Bald Rock National Park which rises 200m above the lush forest floor, this park is home to Australias largest exposed granite type rock. Boonoo Boonoo Falls with majestic waterfalls all year round and stunning native flowers ensured every Spring.