What is the Stanthorpe Passport?

The Stanthorpe Passport is a curated guide to the best experiences across the Granite Belt region. It encourages visitors to explore wineries, national parks, food producers, museums, cultural attractions and scenic lookouts while staying at Country Style Holiday Park. Guests are invited to “tick off” destinations during their visit and immerse themselves in the charm, beauty and unique experiences that make Stanthorpe special.

What types of attractions are included in the Stanthorpe Passport?

The Stanthorpe Passport includes a diverse mix of attractions such as national parks like Girraween National Park, wineries including Kominos Wines, Ballandean Estate Wines and Heritage Estate Wines, artisan food producers like Stanthorpe Cheese and Jamworks, craft breweries such as Granite Belt Brewery and Brass Monkey Brew House, scenic spots like Mt Marlay Lookout and Storm King Dam, and cultural sites including Stanthorpe Heritage Museum and Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery. There are also family-friendly attractions like Granite Belt Maze and Granite Belt Christmas Farm.

Is the Stanthorpe Passport suitable for families, couples and groups?

Yes. The Stanthorpe Passport caters to a wide range of visitors. Nature lovers can hike Girraween National Park or explore Donnelly’s Castle. Foodies can enjoy wine tastings, cider, cheese and gourmet cafés. Families can visit Granite Belt Maze, Granite Belt Christmas Farm and Storm King Dam for outdoor activities. Couples and groups can enjoy vineyard views, live music at Balancing Heart Vineyard, gin tastings at The Ginyard, and scenic lookouts across the region.

Can I experience wineries and local food through the Stanthorpe Passport?

The passport highlights many of the Granite Belt’s renowned wineries and producers, including Kominos Wines, Robert Channon Wines, Ballandean Estate Wines, Heritage Estate Wines and Castle Glen. Visitors can also enjoy artisan cheese at Stanthorpe Cheese, apple pies and cider at Sutton’s Juice Factory, handcrafted jams at Jamworks, pastries at Zest Pastries, and gourmet dining at Varias Restaurant at the Queensland College of Wine Tourism.

What are some must-see natural attractions on the Stanthorpe Passport?

Natural highlights include Girraween National Park with its granite formations and The Pyramid lookout, Donnelly’s Castle with its rock formations and caves, Mt Marlay Lookout for panoramic views, Storm King Dam for boating and fishing, and Aloomba Lavender for serene lavender fields. These attractions showcase the unique landscapes and cool-climate beauty that define the Granite Belt region.

The Stanthorpe Passport

Start your Stanthorpe Passport to Granite Belt adventures! Discover wineries, parks, and local gems with Country Style Holiday Park as your guide.

Discover a curated selection of local gems, from serene national parks and artisanal food producers to historical museums and unique cultural experiences.

Challenge yourself to see how many destinations you can tick off during your visit and immerse yourself in the charm and beauty of the Granite Belt. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, a foodie, or a history buff, ‘The Stanthorpe Passport’ invites you to uncover the treasures that make this region truly special.

Plan your journey today and start collecting memories that will last a lifetime.

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Plan your day

Fresh air, rolling hills, and good old country charm await you up north. This is the perfect spot to stock up on farm-fresh produce, discover handcrafted wines and spirits, and soak in the relaxed pace of Granite Belt life.

Morning

Sam’s Fruit & Veg
Sutton’s Juice Factory
Stanthorpe Cheese
Granite Belt Maze

Lunch

Vincenzo’s Cafe

Afternoon

Heritage Estate Wines
Robert Channon Wines
Conrad Distillery
The Christmas Farm

Dinner

End your day back at Country Style Holiday Park. Grab your cheese and wine haul from the day and enjoy a quiet night under the Granite Belt stars.