All day breakfasts, meals, take-aways, coffee and cakes.
Self contained bed and breakfast accommodation available every night.
Gift shop - Local crafts
Café Open - Wednesday - Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 9am - late
Monday and Tuesday - Closed
Favorite Dish: I finished walking the Warrie Circuit after 4 o'clock so I was too late for a very desirable strong black coffee with cake.
But I thought I'd add their details for anyone interested in heading this way and wanting refreshments at the end of your walk.
Make sure you are back from the bush before 4 o'clock!
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Canyon Parade
Phone: +617 55335120
Springbrook was first settled by Europeans in 1906 and the Visitor's Guide is a contribution to the centenary celebrations.
It is written by Colin and Jane Crisp who live near Springbrook National Park and regularly walk the many forest tracks.
This book can be purchased for $15 at Rosellas Canyon Lookout Café.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Canyon Parade, Springbrook National Park
Phone: +617 5533 5120
You can almost reach this look out by car. And therefore this is an ultimate tourist trap. You will see a lot of people visiting the National Park and just only drive to this look out point. After that they will leave and say "I have visited Springbrook National Park!"
The walk from the parking to the look out is not that far. There are some stands of Antartic Beech Trees along the way. The view of this look out is quite stunning! Close to the look out there is evidence of Aboriginal activity. It's interesting to note that the look out is actually in New South Wales as it is places down from the watershed.
Written Dec 23, 2003
Canyon Look Out, near Wattle Grove Cottage, is one of the many look outs that afford a panoramic vista of the rainforest and the valleys stretching all the way to the Gold Coast.
Because it sits on the edge of an escarpment created by volcanic eruption over 20 million years ago, a number of waterfalls can also been seen from Canyon Look Out.
Written Dec 23, 2003
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