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Easy to get around St George but be aware of local police patrols. It is said they target interstate visitors for routine breath tests and vehicle registration checks. Enjoyed meals at the Australia Hotel in the great outdoor dining area and St George Bakery had great pies and sausage rolls. Riversands Winery was very relaxing and enjoyed a private function there with a great menu.

There's plenty to see and do in the town, Riversands Winery, the Unique Egg, 1917 T-Model Ford Baker's truck tour of the town, the spectacular river walkway with plenty of BBQ's, viewing seats and tables, the river weir & bridge and the native bird life. The Australian Hotel, whilst needing an internal upgrade, serves up great marinated pork ribs. The Visitor Info Centre is very helpful.

The deck at the St George Hotel was perfect for viewing the AFL grand final and with views of the Balonne River too. The seafood tacos for lunch were spot on. Brunch at Delicate the weekend prior was a highlight Eggs Benedict with ham and a berry smoothie YUM:) the Handcraft shop across the road had some gorgeous earrings that I could not resist. The Riverwalk is always a treat first thing in the morning. Sunset in the BBQ area at Balonne River Motel was also very relaxing under their trees.

There is so much to do and see in and around St George, Qld. Brett's Sandytown River Cruise is a must. To be out on the Balonne River in the afternoon is a true delight. Brett's local knowledge and obvious love of the river environment is fascinating. The scenery and numerous photo opportunities really makes this activity. Try not to miss this when you're in St George. Riversands Winery is another must-do when you're visiting St George. As well as their wonderful range of wines and its " 'Really' Good Port" the winery itself is delightfully welcoming and I can really recommend a morning or afternoon tea scone in the shade of the beautiful trees. St George's cafe's and coffee shops are brilliant with a great range of food and drink. You will never be hungry in St George. Another must, is to get some take-away, call it a picnic and just relax on the riverbank. You'll have countless photo opportunities, the river and its reflections are always changing and incredibly scenic. Enjoy St George, I always do.

It had everything we needed. We arrived right on dark and hungry. We were offered a cooked meal but l said I had food l could heat up in the microwave so we were given plates and cutlery. Very happy with our stay

Saint George is a lovely country town. A walk along the Balonne River to the weir & then further on to see the flood markers. It has a great winery (Riversands). Bottles are reasonably priced & you have to see the port. A great little town to visit.