 Stanthorpe
Stanthorpe is approximately 220km south west of Brisbane is the
centre of The Granite Belt, south of the Darling
Downs and north of NSW's, New England Tablelands.
Because of the elevation and distance from the sea, the Granite Belt
is the coolest part of Queensland, with four distinct seasons and
occasional snow.
The region is known for its fruit and wine, with the tourism industry hosting local
events such as the Spring Wine Festival in September. Girraween National Park is 40km south of Stanthorpe and runs south to
New South Wales state border.
Stanthorpe is on the New England Highway which runs north to
Warwick and
Toowoomba
and south through Tenterfield,
Armidale,
Tamworth, down to join the Pacific
Highway just north of Sydney at Newcastle.
Stanthorpe Accommodation
Stanthorpe Accommodation
- Backpackers Hostels
Find hostels and
budget accommodation, dorms and private rooms and book through
Hostelbookers. You
pay a deposit of 10% (non-refundable and non transferable) when booking
and the remainder direct to the hostel. No membership required. No
booking fees!
Compare all of
Hostelbookers backpacker and budget accommodation in
Stanthorpe or browse their listings below:
 Stanthorpe Wineries
Boutique
Wineries
brings together Australia's boutique wineries in one website that allows
you to search for wineries by name, region, or by wine characteristics.
They represent over 130 exclusive wineries from all across Australia and
specialise in wines that are not easily available from your local bottle
shop. See local Granite Belt wines from:
 Stanthorpe
Real Estate
Stanthorpe School & Community Links
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