Ocean View
About Ocean View
Ocean View is a rural suburb of Moreton Bay Region, a picturesque hinterland area with rolling hills and views to the Glass House Mountains and Samford Valley.
The suburb is popular with horse owners and wineries due to the acreage properties.
Ocean View Estates is a restaurant and accommodation venue in the heart of the suburb, home to a large vineyard and offers a cellar door experience where you can get amongst the smells of the fermenting wines and brewing hops guided by the most passionate winemakers. Alternatively, you can take a 2-2.5-hour scenic horse ride through the hills of Ocean View or purchase a picnic hamper for 2 to enjoy in the vineyard or dine in their premier fine dining restaurant.
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