The Kiosk and Information Centre Noosa National Park

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Posted 2013-04-17 by Loni Joy ⇒ follow

Stepping out for my early morning walk through the Noosa National Park again, I smelled something a' brewing in the bushes.

The Kiosk is tucked away (to the right) at the entry of the National Park and has been quietly ticking along for the last few months. Manager/owner 'Fish' serves up his own organic blend of coffee which I have to say is down right delish.

Open 7 days from 7am - 3pm you can buy a select range of home made healthy wraps, muffins (fruity n fine), or they even have a very healthy looking granola (loads of nuts and seeds) served with fresh yoghurt for your brekky. A range of various drinks are on tap and of course, let's not forget, the organic coffee. All cups are bio degradable, so that any litter will break down.

A popular spot for locals and visitors alike for a catch up and a chin wag over a cuppa.

Next door to the Kiosk is an Information Centre that also sells a pretty decent range of gifts, books and souvenirs.

The indigenous paintings were full of detail and colour..

There were a few books detailing the Noosa area as well as a range of stunning photographs by local creative, Nigel Arnison ( On Surfari ).

So whether your up for a walk or a run (and there are loads of tracks to choose from) it's simply great to see people out and about on a weekday morning. But then, that's the magic of Noosa isnt' it?