Amenities

Fires
Flush Toilet

Activities

Fishing
Horseback Riding
Paddling
Swimming

Terrain

River
Creek

About this space

Escape to our privately owned equestrian park, nestled on 20 peaceful acres beside the serene Petrie Creek. This retreat offers a perfect blend of rural charm and comfort, while being so close to town. On the property, you’ll find 13 horses grazing freely, along with 9 friendly goats, including adorable baby goats, 6 chickens, and 2 friendly dogs. Camp riverside down by the creek or on the elev...

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Reviews • 73

★★★★★ (73 reviews)
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Molly T.
☆☆☆☆☆
Oct 2025

What a gorgeous spot! We absolutely loved it and would definitely go back. Loved having the view of the creek, the animals were amazing. Omg, the goats are so cute to feed! Thank you for having us!

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Stuart O.
☆☆☆☆☆
Oct 2025

We had a great stay at Horseshoe Hideaway camped overlooking the creek. Jenna has a lovely property, close to Nambour township, Eumundi markets and only 10mins over to Sunshine Plaza and Cotton Tre...

AI Review Summary

Overall, Horseshoe Hideaway offers a delightful camping experience with its beautiful riverside location and friendly animals, making it especially appealing for families. Reviewers consistently praise the helpfulness of the host, Jenna, and the proximity to local attractions. However, some guests noted issues with traffic noise, cramped toilet facilities, and the need for better waste management by fellow campers. Despite these drawbacks, the positive aspects of the campsite, including its serene atmosphere and charming wildlife, lead to a strong recommendation from many visitors.

Highlights
  • Friendly and helpful staff
  • Beautiful riverside location
  • Close to local attractions and shops
  • Adorable animals including horses, goats, and puppies
  • Spacious and serene camping areas
  • Well-maintained toilet facilities
  • Great for families with kids
Considerations
  • Traffic noise can disturb sleep
  • Portaloo facilities are cramped and could be improved
  • Some campers leave rubbish behind
  • Access may require caution for 2WD vehicles
  • Horses can be overly friendly, approaching campsites