Bridgeman Downs Winery
Bridgeman Downs Cellars is located 14 km south-east of Murgon. The property overlooks Lake Barambah and the Bjelke-Petersen Dam and its vineyards were established by the Brydges family in 1996.Bridgeman Downs is a charming boutique vineyard with a colonial-styled...
Moffatdale Ridge Wines
Moffatdale Ridge Wines is located 10 km south-east of Murgon on the Murgon-Barambah road. The 260-acre property is owned by Jason and Sue Kinsella and it was originally selected by Sue’s grandfather in 1909. Its vineyards were established in 1996.Moffatdale...
Dusty Hill Vineyard
Dusty Hill Vineyard is a highly regarded small volume family owned and operated South Burnett vineyard. Overlooking picturesque Lake Barambah, located just below the small village of Moffatdale, South Burnett Queensland. By road our two nearest towns are Murgon or...
Clovely Estate Winery
Clovely Estate is located 13 km south-east of Murgon on Steinhardts Road. Clovely’s vineyards were established in 1997 and are the largest in the South Burnett, covering 174ha (430 acres). Clovely Estate is owned by the Heading family who’ve been farming...
Kingsley Grove Estate
Kingsley Grove Estate – a combined vineyard and winery – was established by Mike and Pat Berry in 1998. Their son Simon is Estate’s winemaker and he’s won many awards over the years. The Estate is located 12km from the centre of Kingaroy on the...
Cranes Winery
Crane’s Vineyard and Winery is located 10 km north-east of Kingaroy off the Bunya Highway. Grapes were first grown on the property in the early 1900s, but today’s vineyards were established in the early 1990s by pioneering South Burnett winemaker John...
Dairy and Heritage Museum
The Dairy and Heritage Museum at Murgon recognises the importance of dairying in the early development of Queensland and especially in the South Burnett. Look out for the colourful ‘Cavalcade of Cows’ – large paintings in the shape of cows affixed...
Cranes Winery
Crane Wines and Kingaroy are less than an hour by car to the majestic rainforests of the Bunya Mountains, and only an hour to the northern end of our South Burnett Wine Trail, the Bjelke-Petersen Dam and Lake Boondooma, and so it makes perfect sense to base your self...
National Park – Walking tracks
Enjoy weaving in and out of diverse grasslands, eucalypt forest, rainforest and vine scrubs along the 35 km of walking tracks. Walks range from a 500 metre stroll to a 10 km hike, many with impressive views. Each track has been numbered and classified so that you...
Horse Drawn Tours
Tours are offered on Cyldesdale drawn card with Allan as driver and tour guide. He can tell you many stories about the Bunya Mountains and every tour offers a different experience. For further details contact Allan:- (07) 4668 3115 or http://bmhdt.webs.com King...
Fishers Lookout
Walk up to the knoll to admire the view and orient yourself with the towns and cities surrounding The Bunyas. Enjoy the sunset over Bell and beyond. Vista at night to marvel at the myriad of stars and the twinkling lights of the nearby towns and cities The Bunya...
Lyrics Fine Dining – Bunyas Style
Friday and Saturday nights from 6.00pm too late. Lyrics is a beautifully renovated restaurant situated on the site of former “Cider Gums” * “Rosellas”. Personal service, first class food, well stocked bar in an intimate dining room style environment. For further...
General Store
With the closest supermarket being an hour away, The General Store is often described as the “lifesaver on the mountain”. They stock an impressive array of household items with everything from deodorant to beef stock along with bags of ice, stamps and newspapers. On...
Elz
Open 7 days a week 8.00am – 5.00pm (evening take-aways also available) Overlooking the serene Bunya Mountains National Park and just metres from several walking track entrances, Elz brings the outdoors in with its verandah style setting that captures the summer breeze...
Cedarvale
Cedarvale is manned by volunteers from the Natural History Association. Cedarvale is a slab hut museum which is made from hand-sawn cypress pine logs, nestled adjacent to the National Park. The building, which is more than 100 years old, was formerly a cottage built...
Bird Feeding
Wild bird feeding is located outside the General Store. The Bunya’s is fortunate to be granted a licensed interaction plan so our visitors can get up close and personal to these wild and beautiful birds. Birds have an important job to do for the forest. By eating...
Janet Skinner Art Gallery
Skinner’s work is represented in galleries, private and corporate collections in Australia & internationally. She is a successful contemporary and traditional artist for more than 30 years. Janet is a published author/illustrator, and has her own solo gallery,...
Butt Art Gallery
‘Butt Arts Gallery Inc. is a community based incorporation. We celebrate the works of artists of South East Queensland here in Blackbutt. In addition to paintings you can taste local liqueurs, examine pottery, leather art, jewellery, unusual Aboriginal pieces...
Coomba Falls
Coomba Falls, at Maidenwell, is an exceptionally beautiful place, featuring a deep natural swimming hole and striking granite cliffs. The water is icy most of the year, so it’s the ideal site to cool down on a hot day. Located just a few kilometres from the...
SB Kart Hire
South Burnett Kart Hire offer best value go karting in Australia. Ex Ralph Schumacher, twin seat & kids karts available for hire so fun for all the family! SB Kart Hire SB KART HIRE 13838 D’aguilar Highway Phone: (07) 4171...
The Town Clock Memorial
Goomeri is known as ‘Clocktown’ because of the landmark town clock that takes pride of place in the centre of town. The clock tower was built in 1939 and unveiled in 1940. It is a memorial to the local men who died in the two major World Wars. Take a close look at the...
Hall of Memory
On the walls of the heritage listed ‘Hall of Memory’ are large framed photos and plaques honouring 21 service personnel from the Goomeri district who lost their lives during conflicts of war. The 12 from World War II were unveiled by Cliff Norris, then President of...
Yarraman Heritage Centre
This centre is situated in the heart of Yarraman on 2.45 acres. There are eight historic buildings on the site including what was once a Sisters of Mercy Convent. This is a two story building 25 metres by 15 metres. The internal walls are stained tongue and groove...
Wyvills Bottle and Collectable Museum
This is an extensive collection of bottles and local historic photographs. Open by appointment only. Phone (07) 4163 8238. Located at 13 Douglas Street, Yarraman. Douglas Street runs off the D’Aguilar Highway just north of the New England Highway intersection....
Cherbourg Ration Shed
When you come to the Ration Shed Museum you will have the opportunity to experience how life was and is, in our dynamic Aboriginal community, Cherbourg. Within the precinct you can view archival films, hear the stories of our elders and look at photographic displays...
Manar Park
Manar Park is a 15,000 acre working cattle property located about 1 hours north-west of Proston. The terrain of the property varies from open bushland and dry creek beds to towering hills and rocky outcrops. The picturesque Boyne River runs along the eastern side of...
Boondooma Homestead
The historic Boondooma Homestead and Museum is worth the short trip out of town, approximately 49kms west of Proston. The homestead is sited close to the Boyne River, a sizable watercourse which usually appears to be a dry bed of sand. As the Aborigines knew and the...
Boondooma Dam
The Award-winning Lake Boondooma Caravan and Recreation Park, located 20kms north of Proston, is a draw card for anglers, campers, bird-watchers and water-sports enthusiasts. The dam was purpose-built in 1983 to provide a water supply to the Tarong Power Station. In...
Boat Mountain Regional Park
This distinctive flat-topped ridge, shaped like an upturned boat, is a landmark near Murgon. Rising to a height of 589 metres, Boat Mountain is covered in dry rainforest with areas of open eucalypt forest. See panoramic views across the South Burnett – ripening...
Bjelke-Petersen Dam
Bjelke-Petersen Dam, also known as Lake Barambah or BP Dam, is just 15 kilometres from Murgon, at Moffatdale in the South Burnett. It is a popular and well-equipped area for recreational freshwater fishing, birdwatching, boating, picnicking and camping / caravanning....
Butter Factory Park, Nanango
Located on the corner of Drayton and Gold Streets, Nanango, Butter Factory Park includes a playground, bike road safety training circuit, picnic tables, access to water and public toilets with wheelchair access. Butter Factory Park is across the creek from...
South Burnett Energy Centre
The South Burnett Energy Centre reflects the past, the people and the energy technology that developed the region and continues to mould our future. The visually exciting displays are located in a building formerly owned by Tarong Coal and incorporate a number of time...
Ringsfield House & Museum
Stately Ringsfield House was built in 1908 for Mr and Mrs James William Davies Graham. It was designed by noted Queensland Architect Robin Dods and is distinguished by its wide verandahs, bay windows, large, airy bedrooms and built-in cupboards. Ringsfield has enjoyed...
Wondai Art Gallery
Dubbed ‘the art heart of the South Burnett’, the Wondai Gallery is sure to surprise and impress. Prominently situated on the roundabout, behind the eye-catching dingo sculptures and rock pool, the building now housing the gallery was the original...
Wondai Heritage Museum
Extending over 1,600 square metres, and divided into several differently themed environments, the Wondai Heritage Museum offers an uncluttered insight into the development, and the people, of the Wondai town and district spanning 120 years. Military memorabilia and...
South Burnett Region Timber Industry Museum
Opened in November 2001, the Museum showcases the history of the South Burnett’s timber industry, which underpinned the early settlement of the region and has continued to play an important part in its development. The traditional timber structure is flanked by...
Dingo Creek Park
Looking for a shady place to have lunch or let the children run free for a while? Dingo Creek Park, on the northern outskirts of Wondai, is the ideal stopping point. With lots of open space, shady trees, a covered children’s play area, free electric barbecues,...
Wondai Coronation Park
Coronation Park is part of Wondai’s attractive streetscaping. Situated in the centre of Wondai Central Business District, the Park is well utilised by both residents and visitors. There are gardens, covered picnic tables, benches, a public toilet (with disabled...
Burnett War Museum
The Burnett War Memorial Museum is located three kilometres south of Kingaroy, off Goodger Road, next to Kingaroy Airport (access from Warren Truss Drive). The Museum houses a comprehensive display of wartime memorabilia that recognise the important role that Kingaroy...
Peanut Van
The Peanut Van was established way back in 1969. Over the many decades since we’ve serviced hundreds of thousands of customers from all over Australia and the world, won lots of tourism awards and been recognised nationally (and even internationally) as one of...
Taste South Burnett
Now in a modern, larger, more central location, right in the heart of Kingaroy’s Central Business District! They are the one stop shop for all your regional gourmet and artisan deli foods as well as acting as the cellar door for local boutique wineries,...
Kingaroy Satellite Cinema
Satellite Cinema boasts true comfortable cinema seating, the latest Digital Theatre Sound and 3D viewing, and of course, the latest blockbusters. Kingaroy Satellite Cinema KINGAROY SATELLITE CINEMA 4 SHORT STREET KINGAROY INFOLINE (DURING MOVIES) – 07 4162 7199....
Pottique Lavendar Farm
The Lavender Farm at Pottique delights thousands of visitors to the South Burnett region every year so next time you are in the region, call in and say hello! he Lavender Farm (located in the grounds of Pottique just outside Kingaroy, Queensland) has the largest...
Mt Wooroolin
Mt Wooroolin Lookout was developed by Kingaroy Shire Council in 1988 as a Bicenntennial project. The mountain is a declared nature reserve and both the lookout and its immediate surroundings are maintained by Kingaroy Shire Council. Mt Wooroolin’s lookout is an...
Kingsley Grove Winery
Kingsley Grove vineyard lies within the South Burnett Region of Queensland near to the regional town of Kingaroy, which is about 21/2 hours drive from Brisbane. Kingaroy is traditionally recognised for growing Peanuts and Navy Beans, and has been growing wine grapes...
Kingaroy Observatory
The Observatory was originally established in Maidenwell in 2004 before being moved to the Kingaroy Airport in 2015. Your host is astronomer James Barclay who has over 60 years of experience. You have the choice of Day or Night shows when booking a visit at the...
Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery
The Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery offers diverse schedule of exhibitions by local and visiting artists in three gallery spaces, often including a themed exhibition from the South Burnett Regional Council’s art collection. Shop 38 at the gallery is the best...
Kingaroy Apex Park
Apex Park is the site of the first public hospital in Kingaroy and was developed by the Apex Club in the mid 1960s. The large trees you see today are the original plantings from the hospital grounds. A resident of the area donated the steam engine in the centre of the...
Kingaroy Heritage Museum
Formerly the Kingaroy Power House (1925-1952), the Kingaroy Heritage Museum showcases the history of the Kingaroy region under the themes of ‘People, Power and Peanuts’. The early development of town and region is illustrated by informative displays and a...
Kingaroy Information Centre
The South Burnett Visitor Information Centre is situated in the Kingaroy Information Art and Heritage Precinct located on Haly Street in Kingaroy. This accredited visitor information centre offers a one stop shop for travel information including maps, brochures, and...
