Australian Standing Stones

Great presentation of Celtic origins. Nicely laid out to allow you to walk around the stones and appreciate their significance and purpose. Great place to relax and have a picnic as well. Highly recommend to visit near sunrise or sunset to see the shadows they cast on the ground.

What a fascinating place, plenty of room to park and turn your caravan around. There are toilets and plenty of space for the kids to run around. Each stone is marked with a no, which means something. Try the sundial, it really works. There is a festival on every year on the first weekend in May each year from Thursday to Sunday.....

No need to buy tickets . Free entry and the awesome new walkway at the top is worth the views especially at sunset/sunrise

Of course I had to have some fun with Excalibur 🤣 just couldn't resist the opportunity for a funny photo 🤣

Also this is home of the Australian Celtic Festival which I am looking forward to attending 😃

I couldn't resist standing in the middle of the Stepping Stones to reconnect with my Celtic Ancestors.

The Celtic blood in me recognised this Celtic Country and felt extremely at home.

We really enjoyed the visit to this site. We thought it was such a great idea to celebrate the tremendous influence that the Celtic people have had on the development and growth of this wonderful country of ours. To erect a Monument to show this and celebrate the heritage each year is so exciting.

great spot lots of parking and caravan accessible. dog water bowl facilities, picnic tables and lots of area for a picnic.

Great attraction to visit with quite a few things to look at and a great little Cafe

This place should be the highlight of the entire B76 highway and definitely it is the highlight of Glen Innes. the place is so beautiful and with all the standing stones there is information about it as well.
Beautiful autumn leaves and trees give this place so much of a nice vibe.
When we were there, the cafe was closed though.

Had my birthday at the Cafe at the standing stones Glen Innes, the coffee was great also the service was fantastic.

Very interesting place and so glad we stopped. Alas, I failed to pull the sword from the stone, though. We walked up to the new lookout at to top. Great views from the three platforms.

Beautiful park with lots of information. Yummy afternoon tea in The Croft

A fantastic creation, the story behind it really catches your heart

Was interesting but not amazing. Worth visiting as its only two minutes from town center and has a small amount of history to read. Public space with no admission fee. The facilities are getting a modern upgrade in the near future.

One of the recommended places to visit while you are in Glen Innes. It is such a fun time to pose among stones. It will be a good memory of visiting Glen Innes Town. As one of the attractions in town, the standing stones reflect a good place to keep the memory of the travelling. It has enough parking spots. It is also allow visitors to take photos with the town as the background.

Nice spot especially at sunset, free,toilets 🚻available

Amazing location with lots of history. Worth the drive and visit if you come through Glen Innes.

Quite a bit of history here. Toilets available and good area for a sit down picnic on the grass. A few chairs around for enjoying the view.

Awesome place to visit so much to look at.

Nice chill spot whether you are a local or a tourist. Nice lookouts across beautiful landscapes and the standing stones are a nice spot to check out. Especially during the Celtic celebrations in May

Amazing place to visit
Would love to come back Celtic Festival.

This place is amazing and very interesting. Clean toilets, cafe, views of the city and heaps more. It was fun looking at the stones and the tables snd sets made of rock plus the fires and seats.