Mount Mee
QLD 4521 • Queensland
About Mount Mee
Mount Mee is a scenic hinterland locality in South East Queensland, situated in the d'Aguilar Range approximately 60 kilometres north of Brisbane within the Moreton Bay Region. The area spans a large 77 square kilometres of elevated hinterland, and the 2021 Census recorded a population of 519 residents across around 204 dwellings. The locality sits at an elevated position in the ranges, giving it a cooler, greener character compared to the surrounding coastal lowlands, and it falls within the federal electorate of Longman.
Mount Mee is best known for its proximity to d'Aguilar National Park, which borders the locality and offers walking trails, waterfalls, and abundant native wildlife, making it a popular destination for bushwalkers and nature enthusiasts from Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast. The area is strongly rural and semi-rural in character, with hobby farms, acreage properties, and rural residential blocks typical of the landscape. There is a primary school serving the community, and residents make the drive to nearby Dayboro, Woodford, or Caboolture for shopping and services. It attracts those seeking a quiet, nature-immersed lifestyle within reach of South East Queensland's urban centres.
Mount Mee falls under postcode 4521 and is governed by the local council Council (LGA). For state elections, residents vote in the Pine Rivers electorate.
Location
Transport & Commute
Bus Services
- Limited school bus services — Dayboro and surrounding areas Varies
Commute to Brisbane CBD
🛣️ Car is essential; winding mountain roads add travel time. Dayboro (25 km) is the nearest town with services.
A car is essential for all daily needs; Mount Mee is a dispersed rural locality with no commercial centre.
Supermarkets Nearby
No major supermarkets listed for this suburb.
Schools
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58 McKenzie Street