RESORTS COOROY

You?ve done the Noosa ?sea change?, now try a ?tree change? at Cooroy Country Cottages. Escape the city and coastal crowds, inflated costs, congestion and noise for a quiet secluded holiday set amongst 97 private acres of rural Noosa native forests and wildlife with changing mountain and valley views. Luxury modern 2 & 3 bedroom cottages, plus a 1 bedroom (3 roomed) Studio Suite, fully self-contained with queen beds, complete kitchens, reverse cycle air\heat, DVD, private laundry, BBQ, patio, carport, verandahs and more await. It?s perfect for that romantic getaway, business retreat or family celebration. We have been pet-friendly since our December, 2000 opening and understand how pets are family members. The Cooroora cottage offers disabled and wheelchair guest access and facilities.

You?ve done the Noosa ?sea change?, now try a ?tree change? at Cooroy Country Cottages. Escape the city and coastal crowds, inflated costs, congestion and noise for a quiet secluded holiday set amongst 97 private acres of rural Noosa native forests and wildlife with changing mountain and valley views. Luxury modern 2 & 3 bedroom cottages, plus a 1 bedroom (3 roomed) Studio Suite, fully self-contained with queen beds, complete kitchens, reverse cycle air\heat, DVD, private laundry, BBQ, patio, carport, verandahs and more await. It?s perfect for that romantic getaway, business retreat or family celebration. We have been pet-friendly since our December, 2000 opening and understand how pets are family members. The Cooroora cottage offers disabled and wheelchair guest access and facilities.

Cooroy is an historic country town known for its quality woodwork. This busy and creative centre has won acclaim and prizes for its streetscapes and community artwork. Settled in the late 1800s as a camp for sawmill workers, the town prospered when the railway arrived and the region's timber and dairy industries boomed. Today Cooroy is famous for Cooroy Mountain Spring Water, which flows from Cooroy Mountain and is sold all over Australia. Visitors to this area can also explore the Noosa Botanic Gardens to see native plants and abundant bird life. Covering 20 acres, the gardens are a popular venue for concerts, weddings and other events. The shores of nearby Lake Macdonald also abound with tranquil spots for a picnic. Created in 1965, the lake has an average depth of six metres and is a popular spot for fishing. Note that fishing enthusiasts must have a permit and may not use a conventional fuel-driven boat on the lake. The Cooroy Butter Factory Community Arts Centre has an exhibition space that shows work by local and interstate artists. While logging is no longer a local industry, timber is still prominent in the materials chosen by local craftspeople, who exhibit at woodwork and craft shows as well as the Contemporary Furniture Exhibition each October....

Noosa Billy Cart Grand Prix is an fun, annual event that caters to families of all shapes and sizes. Billy Cart races are held for all age groups - from Pre-Prep right through to Opens. The determination of each team that runs is matched only by the laughter, fun and cheering as the Billy Carts cross the finish line. Many teams deck themselves out in colourful outfits and funky hair in an effort to gain the much coveted prize for Best Dressed. It's not all about the races though...other attractions include amusement rides, live music, market stalls, food court, face painting, balloon twisting, Monster Garage Sale, Lego Architect, world renowned "Sandman" Dennis Massoud plus so much more! Entry into the Event is free so come along and have some fun....