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Tamborine Mountain

"It is great if you are suited to the lifestyle."

There are some odd views of the Mountain. Yes it is beautiful, no question. It is quiet and a percentage of the community are friendly. Those locals that are friendly are very nice to be around. It takes a long time to become accepted and you will find your little group but that describes the community up here very well. If you like going out to really good cafes etc, find somewhere else. There are some acceptable eateries, but nothing outstanding at this time. They come and go but the locals have their favourite haunts and they are generally mediocre. To travel anywhere you really need a car as there is no public transport and an element of the locals are fighting tooth and nail to prevent more footpaths from being built. Mould, termites and ticks are at times severe problems on the mountain.
The schools are genuinely outstanding and the national parks are world class. The medical centres are also top notch, but if you have any chronic health issues remember you are at best 35 minutes from the nearest hospital. There is adequate shopping on the mountain with a new shopping centre now being built. If you want to do a major shop then very good shopping centres are within 30 to 40 minutes drive. There are 2 gyms on the mountain, one is outstanding the other is very ordinary.
It is a beautiful place to visit and it can be a nice place to live.

Great for

  • Peaceful
  • Beautiful
  • Clean

Not great for

  • Regressive
  • Cliquey
  • Remote, you will need a car.

Who lives here?

  • Families with kids
  • Retirees
  • Tourists
  • Country Lovers
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PetaH

30 to 40 mins drive to where the Gold Coast? Are you joking, its does not take that long.

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melg12345637761002912327609

Yeah. Been there before in another community. It sucks that it takes a long time to 've accepted. The Gold Coast is the same in my experience. Beautiful place . Absolutely spectacular. It's a pity humans ruin it. However that's probably what the locals want. They think they own the place after moving out the original aboriginal owners.

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