Maidenwell Hotel (FC)

The hotel welcomes guests in motorhomes and caravans. There is a large flat grassy area at the back of the hotel.  They also offer affordable accommodation if you’re looking for an alternative. The almost century-old Maidenwell Hotel was built in 1913 by John King. The hotel is now being run by Gordon and Debbie Pye. Very few hotels can claim to still be alive and well after a hundred years of operation!  They have good, filling meals – including great pizzas! – starting on Wednesday lunch until Sunday lunch. There are special events, live entertainment, great music and a social club open for membership.

On top of these, the hotel is known for two other things – its warm brand of country hospitality and a pleasant, enjoyable atmosphere.

HOW TO GET THERE
It is located 90km North from Dalby via Bunya Highway, Dalby-Cooyar Road to Kingaroy-Cooyar Road in Cooyar. Follow Kingaroy-Cooyar Road to Maidenwell-Bunya Mountains Road in Maidenwell.

SITE ACCESS
Entry to the rear area is via Maidenwell-Bunya Mtns Road at the side of the hotel.

FEES & BOOKINGS
Camping is free but they would appreciate your patronage.

THINGS TO DO
When in the hotel, you would not want to skip a visit to the town proper, the Palms National Park and Coomba Falls, which are close by. Should you find yourself in this place in February, come to the Folk Festival held the last week of that month.

UPDATED 20062016GRKT