Country Style Caravan Park (CP)

The Country Style Caravan Park is located on the banks of the Severn River, just south of Stanthorpe. Nestled right in the heart of the Granite Belt Wine Region, this quiet and peaceful park is set on 12 acres and is the ideal location to base yourself while you sight-see the surrounding areas. Conveniently situated on the highway, the Country Style Caravan Park offers travellers a range of camping, caravan, and cabin accommodation.

The park is pet friendly with a range of powered and unpowered sites suitable for tents, caravans, motorhomes, and larger RV’s. There are peaceful bush sites set amongst the large eucalyptus trees, popular riverside camping sites on the banks of the Severn River, and large drive-through powered sites with more than enough room for your awning or the biggest camping setup. Travellers are also welcome to stay hooked up for an overnight stay. There are a large variety of facilities for guests to use and enjoy while staying at the park including modern clean amenities, a large laundry, a kiosk, camp kitchen and BBQ, a giant chess set, DVD hire, a book exchange, and FREE Wi-Fi,

For those who want a little more luxury or to catch up with family and friends who don’t have a van, that park has standard and en-suite cabins available including some with log-fires for those chilly winter nights.

HOW TO GET THERE
The Park is located on the New England Highway 7.5 km south of the Stanthorpe bypass (Southern end) on the right-hand side. From the south, it is 2.1 km north of the Glen Aplin Post Office.

SITE ACCESS
Entrance to our 12 acre piece of heaven can be found directly opposite Kominos Wines on the New England Highway.

FEES & BOOKINGS
Fee is from $27/night per couple for unpowered sites
and from $34/night per couple for powered sites.
Extra Adult $10 per night, Child 3-12 $5, under 3 free
Cabins fees start from $90 per night for 2 people
Extra Adult $25 per night, Child 3-12 $15, under 3 free

THINGS TO DO
The Granite Belt is a very popular tourist location. The area is absolutely strewn with wineries, craft shops, cafes, breweries, and businesses selling everything from brilliant cheeses, jams, chocolates, olives, and apple juice to personalised candles and the list just goes on. All wineries are open every weekend and most are open during the week for tastings.

Girraween National Park
With its spectacular flowers, dramatic landscapes, stunning granite domes known as ‘The Pyramids’, and enough walking tracks that will tire out even the most active legs.

Bald Rock National Park
Just north of Tenterfield, Bald Rock gets its name from a massive granite outcrop that towers over 200m above the surrounding landscape.

And when you think you’ve got enough to see and do, we’ll remind you that the Sundown National Park, Boonoo Boonoo National Park with its renowned waterfall, and Storm King Dam also all within easy reach!

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