About Glass House Mountains & the Volcanic Peaks
The Glass House Mountains are a striking cluster of volcanic peaks rising abruptly from the coastal plains north of Brisbane. This distinctive landscape offers excellent short walks, camping options, and easy access to major attractions, making it an ideal touring base for caravans and motorhomes.
Walks & Trails
The region has a strong network of walking tracks suited to varying fitness levels. Summit walks include the Mount Ngungun summit walking track and Tibrogargan Summit Trail, while easier options like the Tibrogargan Circuit and Trachyte Circuit suit all abilities. Additional trails including Lodge Lane, Tower Lane, and Mt Coochin (southern) provide further exploration options across the peaks.
Camping
Caravan parks and campsites are plentiful and close to town. Glasshouse Mountains Tourist Park and Beerwah Caravan Park are within 5km, while Glasshouse Mountains Campground offers another nearby option. Bush campsites including Bush Campsite 1, Rocky Creek Campsite, and others are available 9km away for those seeking a quieter experience.
Attractions & Things to See
The Glass House Mountains themselves are the centrepiece, offering views and walking opportunities. Australia Zoo is just 7km away, while Aussie World and the Abbey Museum of Art and Archaeology are within 25km for longer day trips.
Golf
Beerwah Golf Club is just 5km away, with Pelican Waters Golf Course and Caloundra Golf Club available within 30km for touring golfers.
Pubs & Dining
The Glasshouse Mountains Tavern is right in town, while the Beerwah Hotel is 5km away. The Landsborough Hotel (11km) and Pelican Waters Tavern (22km) offer further dining options across the region.