Glass House Mountains Visitor and Interpretive Centre Glass House Mountains, Queensland 4518

Welcome to the Glass House Mountains Visitor and Interpretive Centre! Located in Settlers Rotary Park on the corner of Bruce Parade and Steve Irwin Way, our accredited Visitor Information Centre is your one-stop shop for all your travel needs. Whether you're looking for maps, brochures, or itineraries, we've got you covered.

But we're more than just a travel agency. Our centre is also an interpretive centre, offering interactive displays that delve into the rich history of the Glasshouse Mountains. Learn about the area's fascinating past as you explore our exhibits.

Looking for a unique gift or souvenir? We've got you covered. Our centre offers a small selection of local products and souvenirs that are perfect for gift ideas. From local honey and jams to Hinterland Feijoas, handmade jewelry, and even children's books and local gift cards, you're sure to find something special to take home with you. Please note that we only accept EFTPOS.

Our knowledgeable staff are local volunteer Ambassadors who are passionate about the Glasshouse Mountains. They're here to provide you with advice on the best things to see, do, and eat in the area. Whether you're looking to discuss your travel plans or get recommendations on the famous walks in the Glasshouse Mountains, our friendly Ambassadors are here to help.

And don't forget, we offer free Wi-Fi for all our visitors. So you can stay connected while you explore everything the Glasshouse Mountains have to offer.

When you visit our centre, you'll also have access to the amenities in Settlers Rotary Park. From public toilets to a playground, barbecue facilities, and picnic tables, you'll have everything you need for a comfortable visit. There's also an off-street car park for your convenience.

Speaking of the Glass House Mountains, they are a stunning landmark in the Sunshine Coast hinterland. With their craggy peaks towering over a scenic landscape, they are a must-see for any nature lover. Mount Beerwah, the highest of the 10 volcanic plugs that make up the Glass House Mountains, boasts two peaks that offer breathtaking views.

If you're craving more adventure, why not visit Glasshouse Plantation? This working Australian coffee farm is set to reopen soon, offering visitors a chance to indulge in delicious coffee while exploring the farm.

And for a truly unique experience, make sure to visit Parrots in Paradise. With over 400 Australian and international birds to meet, your visit will be filled with excitement and variety.

If you're looking for some active fun, don't miss the MultiSport Festival on Queensland's Sunshine Coast. This unmissable event offers opportunities to swim, mountain bike, and run in one of the most beautiful locations in Australia.

So whether you're a local or a visitor, the Glass House Mountains Visitor and Interpretive Centre is here to help you make the most of your time in this breathtaking region. Come and see us between 9am and 4pm daily and let us assist you in creating unforgettable memories in the Glasshouse Mountains.