Address
264 Jondaryan-Evanslea Road
Jondaryan, Queensland, 4403
About
The Location
They offer a variety of accommodation styles at the Woolshed at Jondaryan. Whether you want to camp, bring your caravan or stay in one of the rustic cabins, they have an accommodation option to suit your every need.
The Jondaryan Woolshed is located just 30 minutes from Toowoomba and Dalby, in the heart of the Darling Downs, and in order to gain the complete “Woolshed Experience” you must stay where you can really see the stars at night.
If you are visiting the region you will find the Woolshed at Jondaryan an excellent location to serve as a “home base” as you go out exploring during the day.
The friendly staff and volunteers can recommend plenty of day trips to keep you busy.Admission to the museum grounds including guided tours and the Damper Hut Cafe is an additional charge.
Accommodatin options are: caravan park, camping sites, shearers quarters, cottages and rustic cabins.
Facilities include: hardstand powered van sites, unlimited unpowered sites, new amenities, laundromat, camp kitchen with BBQ's and fridges.
Facilities
Cost
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UnPowered Site $25.00
Unpowered Site Per Night
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Powered Site $35.00
Powered Site Per Night
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Reviews
We stayed for a week. This place is now owned by the Toowoomba Regional Council. There are 2 or 3 council employees and a bunch of volunteers. Everyone is very friendly and helpful. Cost was $35 per night. The main building is a 2 storey affair and contains the office. Plaque on the door says 'Bank of NSW 1816'. The building is beautiful and deserves a good look around the office area. Do not think the rest of it is open to the public. I was told this is the oldest woodshed in Qld. There are quite a number of really old buildings and machinery scattered around in an exhibition and a couple of very large sheds which are worth a look. Toilets and showers are modern and well kept. The main camping area has about 20 sites with power and water. There are other sites scattered around that seem to have power but not water. It is very quiet and peaceful and the night sky is worth a look. My one gripe is the staff have a tendency to lump the caravans all in one spot on top of each other when there is room to spread them out a bit. Definitely worth a visit if you are out this way heading to Dalby and beyond.
21/01/2024
service.hemax
We have visited here many times over the years, and this time we stayed in the attached caravan park for a few days. The caravan park is very well maintained, and the amenities are kept clean. We found our stay very peaceful and relaxing. We used it as a base camp for visiting many places in the area, including the Bunya Mountains, and Dalby. The historical village here is very good, however some of the buildings are closed for repair. I am a vintage machinery buff, and there is a very large display here. All in all a great place to visit and spend some time.
17/10/2023
cmca.MRVAL
What a great place there are so many things to see and do whilst we were there. We were entertained by two local talented musicians (one has a talent I have never seen before but well worth while seeing) they played whilst we ate at the camp kitchen. You will have to visit to find out his great talent. There is also a dump point on site which is easy to access, no matter what size vehicle you have (drive through).
27/10/2017
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