Browse mixed in Woombye

Overview

Woombye is a rural town in the Sunshine Coast hinterland, about 100 km north of Brisbane’s CBD. With a 2021 census population of 3,944, it sits on the eastern edge of the Bruce Highway and is bisected by the North Coast railway line, centred on the Woombye railway station. Translink trains and buses provide numerous daily services to Brisbane, while the Woombye–Montville Road links the town southward. Former pineapple farms have been transformed into acreage properties and gated communities, giving the suburb a spread‑out housing mix that blends open land with a compact town centre.

The lifestyle is relaxed and scenic, framed by hilly forest and views of the Blackall Ranges. Residents enjoy historic amenities such as the long‑standing Woombye Pub and St Margaret’s Anglican Church, as well as the town’s vibrant community sport through the Woombye Snakes soccer club. Nearby attractions include The Big Pineapple with its Wildlife HQ zoo, Thrill Hill Waterslide Park and a selection of motor‑lodge accommodations, all contributing to a picture‑perfect, amenity‑rich environment.