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Word of Mouth massages in Camp Mountain receive an average rating of 4.5 based off 18 reviews.
"I have been seeing Rachel Moore for several years - [redacted clinical content] what makes my treatments with Rachel..."
"Melissa is warm and friendly, I really enjoyed my massage and the organic facial was a very nice treat. My face felt..."
"excellent massage"
"At Harmony Massage and Bodycare Sue Gatehouse is unbelievable at what she does. She consistently provides a relaxing,..."
"Very good massage, they will come to you or you can go their office. Very soothing environment."
"Michelle is amazing!! I had a shoulder injury I had been carrying and it affected sleeping, working, playing.... I..."
Market Intelligence
Data-driven insights based on 18 customer reviews collected between 2008 and 2018, ABS Census data
Camp Mountain massage therapists average 4.5 stars — 0.3 stars below the Queensland average of 4.81, though ratings have dipped slightly in recent years, based on 18 customer reviews across 11 massage therapists servicing the area.
Household incomes in Camp Mountain ($2,674/week) clear the national median ($1,748/week), yet massage therapist pricing sits 19% under the Queensland average — a value signal worth noting.
The biggest sub-rating gap is between value (3.0/5) and service (1.0/5) — worth checking a few providers before booking. Camp Mountain's massage therapist ratings have slipped from 4.5/5 (2008) to 4.0/5 (2018) — a consistent decline worth factoring into your shortlist. Camp Mountain sees 2.3 new massage therapist reviews a year (45% below the Queensland average), so local ratings move more slowly and reflect a smaller sample than high-volume areas.
Based on customer-reported pricing on Word of Mouth, prices have risen 12% since 2008 (from $65 to $73 median), averaging 2.4% per year.
Based on Word of Mouth reviews 2008–2018
Based on customer-reported prices. Outliers removed.
Sample-size note: This page is built on 18 customer reviews — a smaller sample than our typical suburb page. Ratings and patterns here may shift materially as more data arrives.
How we calculate the Local Service Score: We combine two sources of data: first-party data collected directly by Word of Mouth — verified customer reviews, customer-reported pricing, post-service trust-signal responses, and service awards — with suburb-level population and housing data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics 2021 Census. The score measures how well Camp Mountain is served for massages, reflecting the depth of choice, quality of service, and value for money available to residents compared to other suburbs across Australia. See our Local Service Score methodology for data sources, update frequency, and quality guardrails.
Start by comparing reviews from real customers — Camp Mountain has 18 massage therapist reviews on Word of Mouth.
Household incomes in Camp Mountain ($2,674/week) clear the national median ($1,748/week), yet massage therapist pricing sits 19% under the Queensland average — a value signal worth noting. For context, ABS Census 2021 data shows Camp Mountain has 99% of dwellings are standalone houses, a median age of 44, a median household income of $2,674/week.
