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Experience Warwick & the Southern Downs

Experience Warwick 

Experience and explore Warwick and the Southern Downs, there is something for everyone, from hiking, chasing waterfalls, wineries, golf, motor sports and shopping - Here are our top things to do in Warwick!


 

Historic Walk of Warwick - Post Office Photo Tourism and Events Queensland

Explore Historic Warwick

Free Entertaiment.

The Abbey is not the only stunning sandstone building Warwick has to show. Get your walking shoes on, then click below and see the 5 walks of Warwick map. Folow the CBD walk and explore the sandstone heritage buidings at your own pace. Take a stroll around the Condamine River or if you need a work out take the climb up Weewondilla Hill. Photo: Tourism and Events Queensland

Guided 4WD drive tour of Warwick and the Southern Downs

Guided 4WD tour 

Take the road less travelled while visiting us, choose from 2 fully guided 4WD tours. Book with your friends for great package deals! Tour 1 – Leaving Warwick at 9am head south and visit the unique Undercliffe Falls, Boonoo Boonoo Falls, Bald Rock National Park and Sundown National Park. Or Tour 2 – Leave Warwick at 9am and head east and visit Queen Mary Falls, Condamine River Gorge (17 river crossings), Dagg Falls and Teviot Falls, Mt Barney National Park and Main Range National Park.

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Cycling Through the Country

Free Entertainment.

If you are a keen cyclist and love long rides through the countryside then check out these tracks. There is tracks to suits all interests and fitness levels, with 17km tracks or longer tracks over 100km exploring all 4 courners of our region.

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Visit the historic pubs

WARWICK has an abundance of old world charm, grand country pubs. Check out this list of Warwick pubs to see which one best fits your mood Or hit the road and visit the smaller town pubs, like the Killarney Hotel or the historic Rudd’s pub in Nobby. Folklore has it, this is where Steele Rudd wrote his famous Australian ‘Dad and Dave’ stories!

Warwick Golf course, things to do in Warwick, hotel Warwick

Round of golf

If golf is your thing, then come and enjoy the clean country air at the Warwick Golf Club. Warwick has an 18 hole parkland style course, an air conditioned club house, a fully stocked pro shop with motorised carts and a popular restaurant and bar.

Things to see Warwick Queen Mary Falls Mandatory credit Tourism and Events Queensland

Main Range National Park

If you drove from Brisbane or the Coast then you have already seen a tiny glimpse of this beauty. Broken down into 3 main visiting areas; Cunningham’s Gap and Spicers Gap, Queen Mary Falls (this is a must see!) and lastly Goomburra. All 3 areas have tracks suitable for all fitness levelss. Photo: Tourism and Events Queensland

Darling Downs Zoo. things to do Warwick, hotel warwick

Darling Downs Zoo

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One for the animal lovers, the Darling Downs Zoo is a short half hour drive north of Warwick. Open every day except Christmas Day the zoo is a great place to see animals big and small. Show your Abbey Boutique room key or receipt for a 2 for 1 adults entry deal. Click on the below link to see what on!

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Morgan Park Raceway

There is always action happening at Morgan Park Raceway, including the Queensland Super Sprints Series (QSSS) These meets are action packed with cars from all classes competing at the circuit - Lotuses, Cobras, Porsches, Open Wheelers, Formula Vee and Formula Ford, Improved Production. Visit the raceway website for events.

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Main Range National Park.

Free Entertainment. 

If you drove from Brisbane or the Coast then you have already seen a tiny glimpse of this beauty. Broken down into 3 main visiting areas; Cunningham's Gap and Spicers Gap, Queen Mary Falls (pictured) and Gomburra. Check out the link to see the walking tracks, there is something for every fitness level. There is also a cafe at Queen Mary Falls, perfect spot for lunch or to grab a coffee after the short falls walk.

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Clay Pidgeon Shooting

Always wanted to try clay pidgeon shooting..? Why not give it a go whilst in Warwick. Everything provided for an hour or 2 of fun. Contact John McLean 0427 163 300 to book.

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Dairy Lounge.

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Visit this 'eclectic' cafe with lots of character and home-style breakfast or lunch. Inside and outside seating available. Take a stroll around the Condamine River walk after your meal.

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Heritage Estate

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We have found the Vine+Dine Journey an experience with a difference. Walk & Talk in the winery, sommelier discussion and great lunch goes with this educational yet relaxing event. Thur-Mon bookings essential - click on this link for full details.

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Polocrosse at Morgan Park

We think its fair to say Warwick is the home of Polocrosse in Australia! Morgan Park was the venue for the first ever Polocrosse World Cup in 2003, the subsequent World Cup in 2007 and several National Championships. Check out the website for upcoming events

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Dunny Dash Art Trail

& Art Gallery

Free Entertainment.

We have transformed our public toliets into public art! Check out the link to use the interactive map to plan your loo and mural trip around the Southern Downs, including Stanthorpe. Dont forget to check out the art and cultural activies at the local art gallery too.

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Take the road less travelled

Free Entertainment.

Turn off the highway and visit the small villages and see the country farms. See our tourist drives on the link below. Photo: Tourism and Events Queensland

Things to do while at the Abbey Warwick Pringle Cottage

Pringle Cottage Museum.
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Just a short stroll down Dragon Street from the Abbey is Pringle Cottage, run by the Warwick and District Historical Society Inc. The museum has an extensive collection of historical household and industrial items, photographs and farming machinery on display. The cottage itself is another of Warwick's stunning sandstone buildings built by John McCullock who also built the Abbey! Show your Abbey Boutique room key or receipt for a 2 for 1 adults entry deal.

Things to do while at the Abbey Warwick Glengallan Homestead

Glengallan Homestead.
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This homestead sat uninhabited for almost 100 years, before a team of volunteers in the 1990’s stepped in. Today you will find an innovative restoration, complete with period furniture (even some Glengallan originals!). There's plenty of signage telling the story of a riches to rags past, and you can read and watch the story unfold as you wander the house and grounds. Stay for lunch or book in advance for high tea. Show your Abbey Boutique room key or receipt for a 2 for 1 adults entry deal.

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Lake Leslie.
Free Entertainment.

If you like fishing or looking for the next place to enjoy some water sport action, check out Leslie Dam. Photo: Tourism and Events Queensland

Things to do while at the Abbey Warwick Golf Club

Golf in the country 

If golf is your thing, then come and enjoy the clean country air at the Warwick Golf Club. Warwick has an 18 hole parkland style course, an air conditioned club house, a fully stocked pro shop with motorised carts and a popular restaurant and bar.

Things to do while at the Abbey Warwick Warwick rodeo

Australian Rodeo 

Warwick is home to Australia's most famous rodeo, so it is only fitting to also be the home to the Australian Rodeo Heritage Centre. Pop in and relive the glory of the Australian Professional Rodeo Association's greatest champions and rodeo history. Make sure you add the Warwick Rodeo to your bucket list, held every year on the last full weekend in October.

Beer Glass

Enjoy a Beer at the Local 

Warwick has an abundance of old world charm, grand country pubs. Check out this list of Warwick pubs to see which one best fits your mood. Or hit the road and visit the small town pubs, like the Killarney Hotel or the historic Rudd’s pub in Nobby. Folklore has it, this is where Steele Rudd wrote his famous Australian ‘Dad and Dave’ stories

Other Abbey Experiences 

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