
Calliope River Historical Village & Markets
A nine-acre heritage village of restored timber buildings on the Calliope River — and home to one of the region's largest country markets.
Break the drive in lush native gardens — boutique cabins and rooms in Calliope, just ten minutes from Gladstone Airport and moments from the highway.






Staying longer than a night or two? We take long-stay and contractor bookings, and the self-contained cabins have their own kitchenette for guests who would rather not eat out every night.
Twenty minutes from the centre of Gladstone, ten from the airport. If you are still weighing up where to base yourself, our guide to where to stay near Gladstone sets out the areas visitors choose between — and says plainly when staying in town would suit you better. Flying in? See accommodation near Gladstone Airport.
Drive times are approximate and owner-stated — confirm at booking.

Free on-site parking, level ground-floor access, and a quiet garden setting — an easy place to break the drive up the Bruce Highway, whatever you're travelling in.

An on-site buffet restaurant, open Monday to Friday. Breakfast and dinner are buffet meals — paid and subject to availability — with prices on the dining page. After a long drive, the easiest table in Calliope is the one already on the grounds.

A nine-acre heritage village of restored timber buildings on the Calliope River — and home to one of the region's largest country markets.
A relaxed local golf course in Calliope — an easy round just up the road from the resort.
The local bowls club — a friendly spot for a game, a meal and a drink close to home.