107 Old Bluff Road, Woodhill QLD 4285, Australia
The Logan River forms the western boundary of the locality. It runs along the edge of the area surrounding 107 Old Bluff Road.
The Mount Lindesay Highway runs through Woodhill, entering from the north‑east (Cedar Grove / Cedar Vale) and exiting to the south towards Veresdale. It offers the primary route for vehicular travel in the area.
Woodhill once had a railway station on the Beaudesert line, which opened in 1888 and is now disused. The former station was located on the historic Bethania‑to‑Beaudesert route.
Cedar Vale is approximately 2‑3 km away from 107 Old Bluff Road. It lies close to the north‑east side of Woodhill.
The Veresdale weather station is about 0.6 km away, and the Mount Tamborine Lightning weather station is also roughly 0.6 km distant. The Sherwood Miles weather station lies about 2‑3 km away.
Woodhill’s population grew from 423 in 2011 to 723 in 2016, and reached 1,231 by the 2021 census. This reflects steady growth over the past decade.
The name comes from the Ferguson family’s property, which was established after the Townsvale plantation was created in 1862. The Ferguson family owned the land that later became known as Woodhill.
Yes, the Woodhill Cemetery, originally gazetted as the Veresdale Cemetery in 1879, is a historic landmark in the area. It was established after the Ferguson family donated land following a tragic accident in 1873.
