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Holiday retreat, luxury fully self contained cabins, powered van sites and camp sites. Located 10klms north of the picturesque township of Childers QLD in an idealic sugar cane farm setting. Fishing, kayaking walking trails, great for bird watchers, camera buffs, come and see the farm animals, deer and pheasants. Walk amongst the exotic orchard to see how many fruit trees you can recognise. Beautiful spot for weddings with the backdrop of a 40 acre lake, reception hall fully equipped to cater for your function. Give us a call today.

The Oakwood Caravan Park is an owner/operated country Caravan Park within short driving distances to the Bundaberg Town Centre, Mon Repos Turtle Rookery, The Bundaberg Rum Distillery, the Hinkler Hall of Aviation within the grounds of the Botanical Gardens. Visitors can also access Moore Park Beach, Bargara Beach, Bundaberg Port/Marina and the Hummock. Oakwood Caravan Park is situated on a rise in sub-tropical surrounds on the northern outskirts of Bundaberg. It is seven kilometres out from town on the Gin Gin Road close to the Strawberry Farm near the turn-off to Agnes Waters and Town of 1770. This park offers the traveller accommodation in cabins, and powered sites with very clean amenities.

Crush Festival's 10-day Program of new and innovative arts projects and performances. Indulge in literary learning, contemporary circus, outdoor music, children's activities, exhibitions, film festival, opera and cabaret all whilst experiencing the culinary delights and character of the Bundaberg region. Why not plan to stay in the Bundaberg Region for a weekend or enjoy the full program. Program Live in July 2017! The Crush Festival is a Bundaberg Regional Council Event managed by Creative Regions and supported by Tourism Events Queensland....

Bundaberg's first railway station, built in 1881 as an outlet for the Mt Perry railway bringing copper from the mines, is now preserved as a proper museum. Located some 500 metres from its original site, the museum houses a wide variety of railway items past and present. The museum is a haven for train buffs. It include photos, uniforms and catering items from dining rooms to the Tilt Train. Books, including office records, engine driver's manuals, timetables and rule books. Tools of various types: locomotive spanners, heavy jacks and track work tools, Interlocked signal cabin recovered from Lowmead station, the last CTC panel from Bundaberg, and modern day transponders, A 1921 guard's van (originally a sleeping car) and a butter car insulated with cow's hair which stays cool even without the ice blocks. Static displays outside include a diamond crossing for cane trams to cross the government lines and various couplings, buffers, drawhooks and air hoses used on older rolling stock....

There is something for everyone at the Bundaberg Botanic Gardens. Situated in North Bundaberg on Mount Perry Road, the gardens span 27 hectares of land and feature a magnificent lake which is home to 114 species of birds. Take a walk on the paths to discover the hidden Japanese Gardens and the spectacular temple in the Chinese Gardens. The Bundaberg Botanic Gardens also play home to the Hinkler Hall of Aviation, Hinkler House, Cafe 1928, The Bundaberg and District Historical Museum and the nearby Bundaberg Railway Museum (small costs for entry). On Sundays the Australian Sugarcane Railway offer steam train runs along the 2 kilometre train track through the gardens (available for a very small fee). You can purchase duck food from Cafe 1928 to entice the birdlife closer for fantastic photo opportunities. Take a picnic rug and your own food as the Botanic Gardens are the perfect spot for a picnic or organise some food from Cafe 1928. ...

Backpackers? Accommodation.

Iron Ridge Park is a 'Bush Camp for the Big Rigs - and the smaller rigs too..'Iron Ridge Park is a small, bush camp style, caravan park set on a 40 acre property near Childers Queensland and is close to great beaches, national parks and areas of historical interest. We are 15km from Childers, 23km from Woodgate Beach and 40km from Bundaberg - located on Goodwood Road, which is a major route from the Bruce Highway to Woodgate and Bundaberg (turning off at Childers).Extra long, drive through sites, with concrete pads, all have power, drinking water and grey water sullage. We offer basic, clean facilities at reasonable rates for travellers looking for somewhere to rest and restore while 'on the wallaby'.There are limited sites so bookings are recommended.

Marianne Lethbridge and Edward Murray took up the development of this vineyard on 12 October, 2007. In three short years they have transformed a small hobby farm into a recognized tourist destination.There is a myriad of activities available to visitors; starting with award - winning wines of excellence and a manicured six acre working vineyard and including an elegant tasting room incorporating art and sculpture, an attractive al fresco eatery, gift and gourmet gallery, heritage play area, heirloom herb and vegetable gardens, animal patting farm and a sculpture walk.Planted in 2000, this organic vineyard nestles between the gentle slopes of the fertile and productive valleys of the Isis fruit growing area. The verdant surroundings and pleasant climate give rise to a place of peace and restful beauty where several varieties of red and white grapes are grown along with tranquil gardens and a mixed fruit orchard. The property lies only two minutes from the Bruce Highway along the North Isis Road and is very clearly signposted along a quality bitumen road.The work is on-going and the owners and their well-trained staff work tirelessly on the property creating a unique wine - growing and tourism destination. Their wines are medal winners and so well regarded that they are now very much sought after.

Backpackers? Accommodation.

Marianne Lethbridge and Edward Murray took up the development of this vineyard on 12 October, 2007. In three short years they have transformed a small hobby farm into a recognized tourist destination.There is a myriad of activities available to visitors; starting with award - winning wines of excellence and a manicured six acre working vineyard and including an elegant tasting room incorporating art and sculpture, an attractive al fresco eatery, gift and gourmet gallery, heritage play area, heirloom herb and vegetable gardens, animal patting farm and a sculpture walk.Planted in 2000, this organic vineyard nestles between the gentle slopes of the fertile and productive valleys of the Isis fruit growing area. The verdant surroundings and pleasant climate give rise to a place of peace and restful beauty where several varieties of red and white grapes are grown along with tranquil gardens and a mixed fruit orchard. The property lies only two minutes from the Bruce Highway along the North Isis Road and is very clearly signposted along a quality bitumen road.The work is on-going and the owners and their well-trained staff work tirelessly on the property creating a unique wine - growing and tourism destination. Their wines are medal winners and so well regarded that they are now very much sought after.