Bundaberg Railway Museum
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. […]
Bundaberg Library
Bundaberg Regional Libraries offer a wide range of items for loan, including books, DVDs, CDs, magazines and eDownloads. Visitors can also become temporary members for a small fee, allowing them to borrow items while enjoying their stay in the Bundaberg Region. Free Wi-Fi and public computer access are available for both members and visitors, with […]
Bundaberg Botanic Gardens and Playground
There is something for everyone at the Bundaberg Botanic Gardens. Situated in North Bundaberg, 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 Chinese Gardens. The Bundaberg Botanic Gardens also play […]
Bucca Crossing Picnic Area
Just 25 minutes from Bundaberg, Bucca Crossing is a local favourite for a refreshing dip, riverside picnic or lazy day on the water. Paddle the Kolan River by canoe, float downstream in an inflatable ring, or simply relax on the riverbank while the kids splash nearby. The river can flow quite quickly, so it’s best […]
Boreham Park and Playground
Boreham Park is one of Bundaberg’s favourite family playgrounds, packed with fun for all ages. Little ones will love the toddler playground and zero-depth water play area, while older kids can tackle the eight-metre adventure tower, large tube slide, flying fox and climbing equipment. The park also features a range of inclusive play equipment, including […]
Barolin Rocks Dive Site
Head to Woongarra Marine Park on the outskirts of Bundaberg to discover some of Queensland’s most spectacular and accessible shore diving. Every dive reveals something new, with encounters including turtles, rays, sea snakes, nudibranchs, moray eels, colourful reef fish, vibrant coral and even wobbegong sharks. Barolin Rocks is also one of the few dive sites […]
Bargara Headlands Yarning Circle
The land along this coastline is the traditional Country of the Taribelang Bunda people. Inspired by conversations with local descendants, developer Bill Moorhead shared a vision of creating a Yarning Circle at Bargara Headlands Estate, a place where stories, culture and community could come together beside the sea. Drawing on the rugged beauty of the […]
Bargara Turtle Park and Playground
Enjoy the views of Bargara Beach while the kids explore the turtly awesome playground. The giant turtle structure creates a range of fun play spaces, perfect for climbing, discovering and a game of hide and seek. Grab a coffee, ice cream or takeaway meal from one of the nearby cafés and eateries, then settle in […]
Bargara Berries Meadowvale and Strawberry Kiss Cafe
Bargara Berries are a small family-owned and run strawberry farm. They have been farming in the area since 1988 and growing sweet bush-ripened strawberries since 2003. On their farm at 104 Hoods Road Meadowvale, they welcome people of all ages to buy berries, jams and sauces, handcrafted gelato made from their fruit, freshly made coffee […]
Bargara Berries Fruit and Vege Market
Bargara Berries is a local farming family business with a retail shop at Meadowvale, open during strawberry season from May until mid-October. Outside of this time, the team works towards bringing the best berries to Bundaberg. Michael and Debbie have been growing strawberries in the Bundaberg Region since 2003. Their sweet, bush-ripened berries have always […]
Bargara Beach
Bargara Beach is a coastal gem just 15 kilometres east of Bundaberg, offering a climate that feels a bit like Hawaii, beautiful beaches and friendly locals who are always up for a chat. Take a wander along the winding boardwalks, let the kids burn off some energy at the playgrounds, or grab a coffee and […]
Baldwin Swamp Environmental Park
Known as Bundaberg’s own “Kakadu”, Baldwin Swamp is home to many species of birdlife and wildlife. Wander the peaceful trails beneath fragrant eucalypt trees and enjoy the tranquillity of this beautiful wetland environment. The wetlands provide an important roosting, breeding and feeding habitat for thousands of waterbirds. Baldwin Swamp is an ideal destination for walking […]
