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Visitor Information Centre Lockyer Valley Accommodation Guide …………………………………………………….. ………………………………………………...… Camping and Caravanning Specialist Venues Centenary Park Camping Ground Weddings, School & Corporate Groups, Teambuilding, Clubs, Family Reunions & Anniversaries. Please check Mulgowie Rd, Thornton (07) 5465 3698 / 0439 368 561 – Bookings Essential with each venue to confirm services offered. …….……………………………. Lake Dyer Camping & Caravan Ground Lockyer Valley Function Centre VISIT THE Bill Gunn Dam, Laidley-Forest Hill Rd, Laidley Lake Apex Drive, Gatton (07) 5466 3424 (07) 5465 3698 / 0439 368 561 – Bookings Essential E: [email protected] LOCKYER VALLEY W: www.lockyervalleyculturalcentre.com.au Fordsdale Horseback Adventures A GROWING LIFESTYLE 171 Wagners Rd, Fordsdale University of Queensland – Gatton Campus ………………………………… (07) 5462 6707 / 0427 584 363 Follow the signs off the Warrego Hwy, Gatton E: [email protected] (07) 5460 1712 W: www.fordsdalefarmstay.com E: [email protected] W: www.uq.edu.au/Gatton Murphy’s Creek Escape Edmund Park Adventure Education 356 Thomas Rd, Murphy’s Creek 213 Mulgowie Rd, Thornton (07) 4630 5353 / 0409 659 443 - Fees apply for dogs (07) 5466 7136 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] W: www.murphyscreekescape.com.au W: www.edmundpark.com.au Gatton Caravan Park Emu Gully Adventure Education Group 291 Eastern Drive, Gatton 142 Twidales Rd, Helidon Spa (07) 5462 1198 (07) 4697 6631 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] W: www.emugully.com.au Laidley Caravan Park Murphy’s Creek Adventures Campbell St, Laidley 356 Thomas Rd, Murphy’s Creek (07) 5465 3506 (07) 4630 5353 / 0409 659 443 E: [email protected] Tenthill Caravan Park W: www.murphyscreekadventures.com.au ……………………………………….. 216 Mt Sylvia Rd, Upper Tenthill (07) 5462 7200 Preston Manor 330 Preston Boundary Road, Toowoomba Accommodation Laidley Showgrounds (07) 4630 9329 or 0418 865 336 McGregor St Entrance, Laidley W: www.prestonchapelandmanor.com (07) 5465 1284 (Secretary) Disclaimer Guide E: [email protected] This brochure is intended as an informaon guide only and Current as of February 2016 W: www.laidleyshow.com.au is not a comprehensive list of accommodaon venues located within the Lockyer Valley. ……………………………………….. Mulgowie Hall Recreational Camping The Lockyer Valley Regional Council in no way accepts Off Mulgowie Rd, Mulgowie responsibility and/or liability for the facilies acons and Bookings taken at Mulgowie Hotel services of individual operators. (07) 5465 9127 14 day maximium stay Lake Apex Visitor Information Centre Glen Rock Park 34 Lake Apex Drive, Gatton, 4343 East Haldon Rd, Glen Rock State Forest P: 5466 3425 13 74 68 - Camping Permit Required Open Mon - Fri 8.30 to 5.00, Sat & Sun 8.30 to 4.30 W: www.nprsr.qld.gov.au/parks/glen-rock/camping.html Excluding Christmas Day, Boxing Day & Good Friday …………………………………..………………… ………………………………..………………… ……………………………………………….. ……………………………………………….. ……………………………………………….. Bed and Breakfast Motels Continued Hotels Porters Plainland - Lockyer Valley B & B University of Queensland Campus Motel Mulgowie Hotel 39 Donaldson Rd, Plainland Follow the signs off the Warrego Hwy, Gatton 106 Mulgowie Rd, Mulgowie (07) 5465 6332 (07) 5460 1712 (07) 5465 9127 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] W: www.uq.edu.au/Gatton E: [email protected] W: www.plainlandhotel.com 2 Country Cabins Available Gatton Motel Mrs O’Connor’s Bed and Breakfast Royal Hotel 9 Deviney St, Helidon 74 Railway St, Gatton (07) 5462 1333 E: [email protected] 2 Railway St, Gatton (07) 4697 6476 / 0408 065 254 (07) 5462 1029 E: [email protected] W: www.gattonmotel.com.au E: [email protected] ……………………………………………….. W: www.royalhotelgatton.com.au Self Contained Lockyer Motel 5 Kellys Rd, Helidon Gatton View Hotel-Motel Helidon Mineral Spa Resort (07) 4697 6066 111 Railway St, Gatton Extended stay enquiries welcome ……………………………………………….. (07) 5462 1072 7828 Warrego Highway, Helidon (07) 4697 6255 Retreats Hotel Laidley W: www.helidonspa.com.au 112 Patrick St, Laidley Branell Homestead Federation Style Elegance (07) 5465 1103 Clewleys Country Haven E: [email protected] Holiday Bungalows 12 Paroz Rd, Laidley (07) 5465 1788 W: www.hotellaidley.com.au 385 Iredale Spa Water Rd, Via Withcott (07) 4630 3477 / 0411 142 844 W: www.branell.com.au Exchange Hotel E: [email protected] 134 Patrick St, Laidley EcoRidge Hideaway (07) 5465 1107 Green Acres Retreat 3 Self-Contained Chalets with a View E: [email protected] 18 Beams Drive (Road) Laidley South QLD 4341 712 Rockmount Rd, Preston via Toowoomba 0455 734 900 (07) 4630 9636 Queensland National Hotel E: [email protected] E: [email protected] 90 Patrick St, Laidley ……………………………………………….. W: www.ecoridgehideaway.com.au (07) 5465 1512 Motels E: [email protected] Stockton Rise Country Retreat Hatton Vale Motel Self Contained House Overlooking Farmland 1 Shaw Rd, Hatton Vale (off the Warrego Hwy) 20 Glen Cairn Road, Forest Hill ……………………………………………….. (07) 5465 6611 (07) 5465 4410 / 0418 778 312 Luxury Camping/ Glamping E: [email protected] E: [email protected] W: www.hattonvalemotel.com W: www.stocktonrise.com.au Murphy’s Creek Hideaway 356 Thomas Rd, Murphy’s Creek ……………………………………………….. Whispers of the Valley Tel: (07) 4630 5353 Backpackers Fax: (07) 4630 5503 Indulgent Cottages Homestyle Lodge 198 Grantham-Winwill Rd, Grantham E: [email protected] 10 Breuer St, Laidley 0410 669 976 E: [email protected] W: www.murphyscreekhideaway.com.au (07) 5465 3427 W: www.whispersofthevalley.com.au E: [email protected] ……………………………………………….. ……………………………………………….. ……………………………………………….. .
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