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Waterfall Views

61%

· Glenvale, Queensland

6.5 acres hosted by Pradeep S.

2 Caravan sites

Nomadic camping

Best for self-contained campers. There are no toilets, showers, or potable water at this Hipcamp.

Our property is located in Glenvale a suburb on the western fringe of Toowoomba, Queensland. It is an unique suburban acreage and yet a private site on either side of a spring fed permanent creek which meanders through the farm with its babbling waterfalls. There is a rockpool next to the waterfalls. The gentle churning of the crystal clear water in the falls is heard and seen from the perch atop the creek where the camp site is located. The creek meanders on and under the rustic covered 40 feet bridge as it leaves the farm. The farm has chooks, goats and of course Daisey the jersey cross belted galloway cow. They are a friendly mob and give good company! The treed farm has many spots along the shady tree lined creek for camping. Access can sometimes be difficult after heavy rain so please check with your host beforehand. For bike enthusiasts there is a biking trail that encompasses the property with two creek crossings. The creek lends itself to short distance canoeing for about 50 to 60 metres in 2 stretches. We have introduced fish fingerlings only recently in the creek and hence no fishes yet! The farm has two antique wooden carriages which are undergoing renovations as weekenders. Though campers are welcome to view them from outside they are not yet ready for use and are cordoned off. The new Coles shopping and Westside Bunnings are only a 3 minute drive and the local Eustondale Golf course next door. The property is a private little haven at Toowoomba's Doorstep with its own microecosystem that combines the four seasons of Toowoomba weather. Campfires are allowed outside of fire restrictions and only in the firepit provided. Pets are welcome but must be kept on a leash at all times.Our property is located in Glenvale a suburb on the western fringe of Toowoomba, Queensland. It is an unique suburban acreage and yet a private site on either side of a spring fed permanent creek which meanders through the farm with its babbling waterfalls. There is a rockpool next to the waterfalls. The gentle churning of the crystal clear water in the falls is heard and seen from the perch atop the creek where the camp site is located. The creek meanders on and under the rustic covered 40 feet bridge as it leaves the farm. The farm has chooks, goats and of course Daisey the jersey cross belted galloway cow. They are a friendly mob and give good company! The treed farm has many spots along the shady tree lined creek for camping. Access can sometimes be difficult after heavy rain so please check with your host beforehand. For bike enthusiasts there is a biking trail that encompasses the property with two creek crossings. The creek lends itself to short distance canoeing for about 50 to 60 metres in 2 stretches. We have introduced fish fingerlings only recently in the creek and hence no fishes yet! The farm has two antique wooden carriages which are undergoing renovations as weekenders. Though campers are welcome to view them from outside they are not yet ready for use and are cordoned off. The new Coles shopping and Westside Bunnings are only a 3 minute drive and the local Eustondale Golf course next door. The property is a private little haven at Toowoomba's Doorstep with its own microecosystem that combines the four seasons of Toowoomba weather. Campfires are allowed outside of fire restrictions and only in the firepit provided. Pets are welcome but must be kept on a leash at all times.

Activities

Biking

Boating

Swimming

Natural features

River, stream, or creek

Swimming hole

Waterfall

Suburban

61%

9 Ratings · 8 reviews

Sofia B.recommends

February 29, 2024

Waterfall Views

I have arrived at late night, so I didn't see much. It was very quiet with only nature's sounds, very nice. In the morning there was nobody there a part some ducks having a rest. It was a bit expensive dough because there are no showers or any kind of service. But is a safe place where to sleep in peace.

Matthew L.recommends

September 10, 2023

Waterfall Views

This is our second time staying here. Amazing spot, super secluded. Great swimming creak too. Lovely hosts. Thanks again.

Zac A.recommends

January 3, 2023

Waterfall Views

Top spot, top bloke cannot recommend enough, back area is super secluded

Kylie W.doesn't recommend

September 21, 2021

Waterfall Views

DO NOT STAY HERE!!

Would not recommend this property at all. Was not as described at all. Property was unkept. Camping spot was full of cow poo, large prickle trees, small ground prickle bushes. There was no flat or clean ground to set up. Within minutes of being there my ankle was full of stinging prickles. Not able to take your vehicle to your camp site which is extremly hard when it is a self sufficient camp site. We ended up moving to a different site on the property which was better but still had poo and prickles. I did take photos but am unable to attach to this post.

Peter S.doesn't recommend

September 21, 2021

Waterfall Views

Not for vans

This is NOT a caravan site-too many trees and not enough space. Also too noisy from the road. Pradeep and the house tenant we’re both pleasant and helpful. Waterfall views is a very euphemistic name.

Shelley M.recommends

September 15, 2021

Waterfall Views

Close to everything

Easy camping and close to Town(Toowoomba) No facilities

Location

Glenvale, Queensland, AustraliaTraditional, ancestral territory of Barunggam First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Pradeep S.

Joined in February 2021

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