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The Sunshine Castle is an award winning tourist attraction and function venue.
Much in the tradition of Castles all around the world the Sunshine Castle
captures the imagination of old and young alike. A stand out landmark in this location it offers excitement, enchantment and education as you pass through
its doors. The planning and execution of the Norman style Castle, with medieval additions, complete with moat, turrets, towers and drawbridge is completely unique in Australia.
The Castle offers a plethora of highlights on a self walk tour. These include the Castle Courtyard with the Kings Table, fireplace, stage and moat. Reception Hall with mounted knight in full armoury, Xena's throne and ballista. Great Hall for the Kings feasting nights with trophies and exhibits. Dungeon and Kings Chapel. 24 metre lookout tower with a view from Coast to Hinterland. Toy and doll museum, fairytale dioramas, model train railway and much more.
Children are sent on a Treasure Hunt and are able to choose a treat from the Kings treasure. A new history shields tour offers detailed information on the medieval elements of the Castle and history.
The Castle also offers fabulous functions and weddings for 200 guests.
Attraction Opening Times
Christms Day: Closed ...... Open from 0930 to 1630 daily. Closed Christmas Day. Opens late on New Years Day from 1100. No admission applies to the Cafe, Markets and Gift/Toy Shop. Liquor License trading hours are from 1000 to 2200 Sunday to Thursday and 1000 to 2400 Friday and Satur
Children Friendly
Children are welcome. Castle self-walk tour, treasure hunt, model train railway, doll museum, fairytale displays, medieval armoury.
Pet Friendly
Dogs admitted only on leads and not in the food service areas.
Accessibility
There is access for guests with a disability. There is a ramp and limited access to the displays. Disabled toilets. Wheelchair patrons get 50 per cent off the entry fee as they cannot see all displays.