About Montville Village
Montville Village is a historic hinterland village on the Blackall Range in the Sunshine Coast Region of Queensland, about 30 kilometres inland from the coast. Established in the early 20th century, it is known for its Tudor-style and Queenslander buildings along Main Street, boutique shops, art galleries, cafes and panoramic views toward the Sunshine Coast. The village serves as a gateway to Kondalilla National Park and is a centre for arts, crafts and hinterland tourism.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a compact, walkable Main Street lined with heritage-style buildings housing boutique shops, art galleries, craft studios, cafes and restaurants. The village sits on a ridge with views east toward the Sunshine Coast coastline and is surrounded by subtropical rainforest and rolling hinterland. Visitors can browse galleries and artisan stores, dine with valley views, and use the village as a base for short rainforest walks and lookouts in nearby national parks.
Key highlights
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Heritage streetscape along Main Street with Tudor and Queenslander-style buildings
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Concentration of art galleries, craft studios and boutique shops
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Panoramic views from the Blackall Range toward the Sunshine Coast
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Cafes, restaurants and artisan food producers
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Gateway to Kondalilla National Park and Kondalilla Falls walk