Sit and watch the train from the platform with your mate while having lunch or just a coffee and muffin. They have a few antique train items and a gift shop. Trains only run on certain days.

A Peaceful place to park and enjoy for a few days. Friendly staff and nice bar area. Quiz night, lunch and dinner. Who needs a Uber when the happy hour is the bar at your door 😀

This donation camp is located across from the snack bar, book shop and information center. Plenty of shady spots if you need them or open areas for your solar.
With the pub and bowling club a short walk away and the playground, bbq area and toilets over the road this is a great places to spend a few nights.

This famous bakery is home to the 1kg donut challenge. If your not up for the challenge they have a multitude of flavors to choose from. If you are up for it, book in advance so they can bake it for you.

They also sell vegan donuts, pies and dog biscuits as a treat for your dog.

Out the back is the main seating area with shade and dog bowl. They also have a little play area for kids.

Whether the water level is up or down this river is a lovely place for your dog and for you. If the water is high enough you can take a kayak if not just have a paddle and cool down.
The large grass area is great for get together, picnics or games. Walking distance to the shops and backs on to the dog friendly showgrounds where you can camp.

This is a short walk but it has amazing fig trees heading up to the sky. Wheelchair friendly and close to the dog friendly camp area over the bridge. This area also has a BBQ, toilets and seating and in parts easy for your dog to get in the river.

Fantastic showground camp, whether your in a camper, van or tent. Power and water $20 per night (for 2) Un-powerd sites available for $15 per night (for 2)
Friendly and helpful hosts who lend out fire pits and sell fire wood.
Dogs must be on leads and please clean up after your dog or this might not be dog friendly for long.
Toilets, showers, 2 dump points, near to other dog friendly places. Shops and dog friendly pub, bakery and walking track just a short stroll away. Laundry across the road.

After rain a little river appears which is great to cool down in, take your dog for a swim in or stand up paddle board.

Very close to the caravan park and town. Beach was full of weed and blue bottles and the water was quite dirty when we were there but they had a storm come through the night before so possibly not always like this. Off leash area well signed.

Hi, we just visited the Granite Belt and wanted to comment on the list. Not sure if it was Covid related or just a change in rules but here’s a couple of corrections:
Just Reds didn’t let dogs in the Cellar door, but did offer a tasting outside.
Rumbalara didn’t allow dogs inside.
Hidden Creek only allowed dogs tied up outside or at the outdoor tables.

Heritage Estate Winery is also Dog Friendly and is the closest winery to Brisbane, in the Granite Belt.