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28-03-2024

GRAND OPTIONS CATER TO MOST NEEDS AND TASTES

Grand Chameleon is the perfect venue to host your special celebration, wedding, group gathering, or just a great café for breakfast and lunch. Our spaces include a traditional Australian Church, a modern flexible Reception Centre, Memory Lane Antiques & Old Wares, along with onsite accommodation. With beautiful internal spaces, manicured gardens, hidden gems, children’s playground and fairy garden and with an abundance of natural beauty our Venue certainly provides a unique experience. Grand Chameleon is a licensed Café from Thursday to Sunday, offering seasonal breakfast and lunch menus with live music on weekends. We also host a variety of dinner shows to add diversity and colour to the mountain. An excellent venue for large group gatherings. Weddings are delivered to a very high standard providing couples multiple choices and price points.

For weddings, services can be held in The Old Church, which stands as a proud member of architecturally significant estates on Tamborine Mountain or our breathtaking gardens, which offer excellent opportunity for garden ceremonies. We also offer boutique spaces for smaller weddings along with budget-minded elopements in our quaint spaces. The church is also available for family gatherings, community activities and end of life celebrations. Our Reception Centre offers flexible spaces and layouts which are all fitted with an in-built mixing station, projector and RGB lighting. We are licensed and provide very high standards of service to ensure you and your guests have a simply perfect Wedding reception. We are here to help make your dreams come true.
Chameleon means ever-changing and Grand means everything we do is to a high standard. We offer full table service at our café and restaurant. Call in and look around, we have stunning gardens to wander, patio dining, abundant water features, Memory Lane Vintage and Antiques for some retail therapy, children's playground, hidden nooks and crannies to explore, this is certainly a ‘must-stop’ on your visit to Tamborine Mountain.