Cycling & walking trails
The Brisbane Valley Rail Trail starts in town, with more walking and cycling trails nearby.
View on map (opens in a new tab)Getting here & exploring
Finding your way to Yarraman Caravan Park & Cabins is all part of the adventure. Set in Yarraman, on the edge of the South Burnett, we’re close enough for a country escape from the city, with rolling hills and fresh air to welcome you. If you’re staying a little longer, leave some time to explore Yarraman and the surrounding countryside.
Find us atYarraman Caravan Park & Cabins12121 D’Aguilar HighwayYarraman QLD 4614Get directions
How far are we?
- Brisbane
- 2 hours
- Sunshine Coast
- 2 hours
- Toowoomba
- 1½ hours
- Gold Coast
- 3 hours
Approximate driving times.
Finding the hill
Choose where you’re coming from for directions to the park entrance on the D’Aguilar Highway.
From Brisbane
From Brisbane’s north, follow the Bruce Highway, then the D’Aguilar Highway through Woodford, Kilcoy and Blackbutt. From the west, travel via Ipswich and Esk on the Brisbane Valley Highway, then join the D’Aguilar Highway towards Yarraman. Around 800 metres past Yarraman’s town centre, keep left and look for our entrance just over the hill.
From the Sunshine Coast
Head inland via the D’Aguilar Highway or Kilcoy–Beerwah Road to join the D’Aguilar Highway heading west. After Yarraman’s town centre, keep left and look for our entrance just over the hill.
From Toowoomba
Follow the New England Highway north through Crows Nest. At the T-junction in Yarraman, turn left onto the D’Aguilar Highway. Keep left as you come up the hill; our entrance is just over the top.
From the Gold Coast
Take the M1 north and join the D’Aguilar Highway north of Brisbane, or travel through Esk via the Brisbane Valley Highway.
From Kingaroy or Nanango
Head south on the D’Aguilar Highway. After the state forest on your right, look for our entrance at the bottom of the hill before you reach town. There’s a right-turn lane into the park.
Public transport
You can take a train from Brisbane to Caboolture Station and connect with a Pursers coach to Yarraman. Be sure to book your coach ticket ahead of time and check the current travel days and times.
The coach stops right in the centre of town, or you can ask the driver to drop you off directly at our front entrance. Because the coach usually arrives around 6:15 pm, after our office has closed for the day, please let us know your travel plans in advance so we can stay open to welcome you!
Exploring Yarraman
Make a little time for Yarraman before or after your retreat. Wander the local trails, discover the town’s history or stop by the bakery for a pie and decide for yourself if it’s the best in Queensland. Whether you have an hour or a whole afternoon, take your time and enjoy a taste of country life.
Jacarandas and picnic area at Rogers Park
Yarraman Heritage Centre
Frohlies Grill
Yarraman Bakery
Royal Hotel YarramanRogers Park – Yarraman State Forest
A peaceful green spot in the state forest for a wander or a picnic.
View on map (opens in a new tab)Yarraman Heritage Centre
Discover the story of the town and its timber-getting past.
View on map (opens in a new tab)Frohlies Grill
Grab a hot meal or a bite from the grill. Please check directly before heading over.
View on map (opens in a new tab)Frohlies Meats
Pick up something for the barbecue or a meal back at your cabin.
View on map (opens in a new tab)Yarraman Bakery
Pop into town for fresh bread or a bakery treat.
View on map (opens in a new tab)Farmhouse Coffee Lounge
Take a break over a coffee and something to eat.
View on map (opens in a new tab)IGA
Stock up on groceries and a few essentials for your stay.
View on map (opens in a new tab)Royal Hotel Yarraman
Head into town for a pub meal or a cold drink.
View on map (opens in a new tab)Ideas to explore on your own, not part of the retreat. Check opening hours before you go.