Maryvale

Maryvale is a charming rural town in Queensland's Southern Downs Region, situated approximately 127 km southwest of Brisbane. Nestled on the Darling Downs along the Cunningham Highway, it offers a tranquil atmosphere amidst picturesque farmlands. The town is home to about 392 residents and features notable landmarks such as the historic Crown Hotel, established in 1912. Maryvale's proximity to the World Heritage-listed Main Range National Park provides residents and visitors with access to lush rainforests, waterfalls, and scenic walking trails. The area also boasts a variety of parks, including Maryvale Park, Millarvale Creek Park, and Weinholt Street Park, offering ample recreational opportunities. St Alban's Anglican Church, built in 1924, adds to the town's historical charm. Maryvale's serene environment and rich history make it a delightful destination for those seeking a peaceful rural lifestyle.