About
Kerry Valley secret
Welcome to Kerry Valley Secret....we love where we live and we know you will too.
If you are very quiet you may get to meet our resident Red Neck Wallaby. He usually comes to check out the campers in the evening.
Firewood is supplied as part of the booking at Kerry Valley Secret.
You won't find a more delicious breakfast. Why not place an order and pick up a hamper from Tommerup's Dairy Farm on the way to Kerry Valley Secret - you will drive straight past their door if you come via Beaudesert.
Why not take the scenic route to Kerry Valley Secret and pick up supplies at Scenic Rim Brewery on the way.
O'Reilly's wine is a perfect accompaniment to Towri Cheese Eweghurt.
Michael's grandfather Barney is in this photo of the Stinson rescuers return. If you love history we have an historical grave onsite as well as the wilderness walks to Westrays Grave and the Stinson Crash in nearby Lamington National Park.
The history of the first selectors can be found by exploring the tracks around Kerry Valley Secret
Stockyard Creek runs into the Albert River where we have our waterhole. Did you know that the Albert River is one of the fastest flowing rivers on the eastern seaboard.
Explore our inbuilt forest tracks.........
Lamington National Park wilderness is close. Westray's Grave is a 30min drive away in the wilderness end of Lamington National Park. It is not a formed track so the path is fairly rough but achievable for active walkers in 3-6 hours.
Nearby Wyaralong Dam is a great place for mountain biking, fishing and paddling.
Have you ever wished you could find a secret spot to go camping with your friends and family but not have to deal with crowds of others?
We are opening up our farm Glenaulin and sharing "our bit of bush" with private groups. We recognise that when you escape from everyday life to catch up with friends and family you also like be in the bush, soak up all the peace and quiet and have it ALL to yourself.
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We love where we live and we know you will too - whether you like to just chill out in the creek, watch the birds and wallabies laze about, explore our rich history or access our wonderful Lamington National Park backyard.
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Our campsite is a tidy bush site that we will develop as time goes on, we look forward to meeting you.
Sally and Michael Undery.
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FACILITIES
Fire Pit
2 Portaloo Toilets
waterHole
“Absolutely loved camping here! Nothing like having your own private campground and waterhole.”
“I think the shadiness of your campsite is a real selling point.”
“Away from the crowds”