Holiday houses in Boonah

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Popular amenities for Boonah holiday rentals

Stay near Boonah's top sights

Dugandan Hotel8 locals recommend
Ritchies SUPA IGA Boonah8 locals recommend
Boonah Country Markets5 locals recommend
Templin Historical Village4 locals recommend
Maynards Store4 locals recommend
Hummingbirds Natural Pantry & Cafe4 locals recommend

Other great holiday rentals in Boonah

Top Guest favourite
Farm stay in Chinghee Creek
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 192 reviews

Beaumont high country homestead

LouisaRating, 5 stars6 days ago
Our 2nd stay at the glorious Beaumont high country homestead and this mini break was just as good, if not better than we remembered. The homestead is the perfect spot to enjoy all that Chinghee Creek has to offer - rolling hills, friendly cattle, peace and quiet, and quality family time at its best. Our kids (10 & 13) spent their days exploring and battling each other at table tennis, and we all enjoyed reading, baking, and board games. Our hosts Claire and Rod were incredibly helpful and generous during our stay, inviting us to view some recently born calves at Christmas Creek. A five star rating doesn't seem enough. Thank you for a wonderful stay!
Superhost
Home in Banora Point
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 28 reviews

Huge modern home close to everything.

JakeRating, 5 stars2 months ago
Paul was an incredible host. Very clear and responsive communication, the place was practically perfect and had everything you need to enjoy your stay (board games and kayaks, plenty of kitchenware, great living and dining space to enjoy with friends or family). Great value and would certainly return.
Guest favourite
Home in Moorang
4.79 out of 5 average rating, 96 reviews

3 bedroom cottage with views of the ranges

CathyRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
Our stay was amazing, the location instructions were communicated perfectly, the house was very accessible and everything was ready for our stay. It was so tranquil waking up to a fresh peaceful morning with the farm animals and wildlife joining you for your morning coffee. This property is a perfect location for a family farm stay, or a quick weekend away from the city.
Top Guest favourite
Home in Tamborine Mountain
5 out of 5 average rating, 42 reviews

Mountain Tree House

FionaRating, 5 stars3 weeks ago
Cockatoos, Rainbow lorikeets, Rosellas and more came to visit on the deck, endless entertainment, pure joy. Beautiful and serene, couldn't have asked for a better place to unwind and relax. If you needed anything Kim and Tom were there to help. Their home is gorgeous, clean, modern, light, airy and recently renovated with high quality fittings. We enjoyed our time so much we were lucky enough to have the opportunity to extend our stay. It really was a most enjoyable and memorable time in Tamborine Mountain.
Guest favourite
Home in Bilambil
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 26 reviews

Large private rural property - Outdoor Firepit

JacquiRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
We had the most incredible stay at this beautiful English-style house! It was the perfect setting for a group getaway—spacious, stylish, and so well-equipped with everything we could possibly need (and more). The surrounding nature was absolutely magical. We spent our mornings with a coffee in hand, listening to the creek running and the birds singing—so peaceful and grounding. The whole place had such a calm and welcoming energy, and it made our time together truly memorable. Highly recommend for anyone looking to unwind, reconnect, and enjoy a little slice of nature in total comfort. We'll definitely be back!
Guest favourite
Home in Geebung
5 out of 5 average rating, 6 reviews

Cozy home close to train station and airport

AngelaRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
We loved our stay. Even though it's nearl the train lines, it didn't bother us at all, it was actually surprisingly quiet. Hosts are lovely and responsive, house had everything we needed. Beds were comfortable, Tv in all rooms. We will definitely be up to stay again!
Top Guest favourite
Apartment in Surfers Paradise
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 244 reviews

19th FLOOR TWIN QUEEN BEDS IN UPMARKET HOTEL

AmandaRating, 5 stars1 week ago
fantastic apartment, incredibly well thought out with everything you would possibly need for a stay. Sally was great to deal with. would highly recommend.
Guest favourite
Home in New Brighton
4.79 out of 5 average rating, 77 reviews

TEMPLE BEACH HOUSE

HelenRating, 5 stars2 months ago
A Perfect - Peaceful - Paradise A home from home. Cant wait to book this home again. We were 12 people ages 2 to 62 This was the best Airbnb we’ve ever been in. 2 minutes to New Brighton beach 5 minute drive to Christmas Beach. Both are stunning beaches for an early morning walk or swim. The house was homey, comfortable and more than large enough for so many people with its 3 different sitting areas. A well equipped kitchen, my husband loved the coffee machine. The pool was perfect to take a dip after a busy day. Tina was an incredible host. Always available to answer any questions or fix things. The dishwasher broke down a new one was delivered the next day now that’s impressive. Nothing was too much trouble. Anyone staying in this home will have the best time.

Quick stats about holiday rentals in Boonah

  • Total rentals

    10 properties

  • Nightly prices starting at

    $110 AUD before taxes and fees

  • Total number of reviews

    1.1K reviews

  • Wi-Fi availability

    10 properties include access to Wi-Fi

  • Popular amenities

    Kitchen, Wi-Fi and Pool

  • Local attractions

    Dugandan Hotel, Flavours Cafe and Ritchies SUPA IGA Boonah

Your guide to Boonah

Welcome to Boonah

A small country town surrounded by rolling farmland, Boonah sits in a wide valley in the Scenic Rim mountains of South East Queensland. It’s on a major junction of the Scenic Rim Way, which cuts east to west through the region, making it a great base for exploring this spectacular corner of the state. Check out High Street, the main shopping strip in Boonah, before exploring the back streets for classic examples of Queenslander houses — raised timber homes with deep wrap-around verandahs and tin roofs.

From Boonah you’ll find heavily wooded mountains, lakes, creeks, and cute villages in every direction. The Scenic Rim is best known as a bushwalking destination, with hikes in the region’s six national parks ranging from long treks through rugged bushland and UNESCO World Heritage-listed rainforest to the wheelchair-friendly Centenary track in Lamington National Park. Rock-climbing is big here, too, as are fishing and water sports in the nearby lakes. If you’re not feeling particularly active, you can tour the mountain roads by car.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Boonah

If you come to the Scenic Rim to bushwalk, the cooler, relatively dry months from mid-autumn to early spring are the most pleasant for hiking, with the added bonus of fewer leeches waiting for you on shaded tracks. In winter the overnight temperatures can drop below freezing in the mountains, although it’ll be much milder in Boonah itself. The Boonah Show, an agricultural show and fair day first held in 1898, takes over the showgrounds in town in late May, while in the nearby town of Aratula the Scenic Rim Winter Harvest Festival celebrates the region’s food and wine in July. Even though the Scenic Rim is elevated, you’re still in a subtropical zone and summers here can be steamy, especially if a thunderstorm is brewing. Make an early start to a hike to beat the heat, or devote the day to water sports if it gets too humid.


Top things to do in Boonah

Rock climbing at Frog Buttress

One of the most popular spots for rock climbing in the Scenic Rim, Frog Buttress is just a 15-minute drive from Boonah. This imposing column of volcanic rock at Moogerah Peaks National Park’s Mount French offers some ascents suitable for beginners, along with more technical routes such as Clockwork Orange Corner and Satan's Smokestack.

Main Range National Park

A series of dramatic mountains circling the western side of the Scenic Rim, Main Range National Park has it all: subtropical rainforest filled with strangler figs and ferns, dry eucalyptus bush, and mountain heath. From Boonah it’s a 30-minute drive to Cunninghams Gap; from here you can head out on short strolls or full-day hikes in the park.

Wyaralong Dam

A 20-minute drive from Boonah, the sprawling Wyaralong Dam sits at the base of Mount Joyce. Take a kayak out on the dam or follow the network of walking and horseback riding trails around the water’s edge. Or bring a mountain bike to ride the Mount Joyce Mountain Bike Trails at the northeastern end of the dam.

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