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Best Country Markets

near Brisbane

Updated: Sep 15, 2024

Why not combine a scenic weekend drive with a visit to one of these fantastic country markets?

Whether you take to the highway or prefer to take the scenic route to explore Mary Valley Country, these country markets are perfect when you’re looking for an excuse for a weekend drive
The Esk Country Markets are well worth checking out if you’re taking a weekend day trip through the Brisbane Valley
Just over an hour’s drive south-west of Brisbane, the Boonah Country Markets offer a great taste of the Scenic Rim
This quaint country market has an historical village as a backdrop, making it an extremely pleasant place to spend a Sunday
Eumundi Markets first began in 1979 and have now become Australia's biggest craft market, with over 600 stalls setting up beneath the heritage-listed fig trees
These country style markets are perfect for a weekend browse, offering handcrafted homewares, mouth-watering street food, live music and
The Caboolture Country Markets is one of SE Qld’s longest running community markets with an array of offerings
A new monthly 'open farm' market in the Scenic Rim where city dwellers can buy direct from local growers and producers

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