Pensioners Hill Lookout
Stunning views of Gunnedah with BBQ facilities and shaded benches. The walk up to the hill includes the Heritage Sculptures.
Brent Brian
Porcupine Lookout
This lookout is known to the local Aboriginal people of the Kamilaroi Tribe as ‘Bindea’ (pronounced Bindee), which translates to “The place where the shrubs with leaves like a porcupine quill grow”. Porcupine Lookout has an amazing view of the whole town and its surrounds. It’s from here you appreciate just how flat this part … Read more
Bobs Shed
Incredible collection of memorabilia and things about Peter Brock. Bob’s nostalgic museum is from a lifetime of collecting, including a General Store, Railway Hotel, old-fashioned Service Station, and the drawcard for many, Peter Brock’s World. Regardless of the entry ticket, bottomless tea and coffee is supplied. Upgrade to a Devonshire Tea with scones and assorted … Read more
Who’d a Thought It Lookout
The story behind the name is through to be that many years ago the was a bullock team drive who managed to get his team to the top of the mountain & exclaimed “Well! Who’d-a-thought-it?”
Glendon Camping Grounds
Camping area nestled along Thanes Creek, running through the 1600 Acre property. 4wd, trailbike tracks, gold panning, golf, and dam for swimming and fishing. Links https://glendoncamping.com.au/
Leslie Dam
Leslie Dam was built between 1961 and 1965, named after Scot Patrick Leslie. Patrick Leslie, with brothers Walter and George, was the first settlers to take up land in the Darling Downs. Selecting a site for his station, the town was to be called Canningtown, but was eventually named Warwick. The dam was built to … Read more
Custom House Museum
The Customs House in Goondiwindi was established to collect customs duties for goods coming into and out of Queensland prior to the Federation of Australia in 1901. It is the only inland Customs House in Australia still in existence.
Goondiwindi Visitor Information Centre
Goondiwindi Visitor Information Centre is accessible through the Goondiwindi Regional Civic Centre from Marshall Street or from the back on Bowen Lane. The Goondiwindi Visitor Information Centre is located in the heart of town and the friendly volunteers will be able to assist you with all your enquiries. The best parking and access is from 45 … Read more
Goondiwindi Natural Heritage & Waterpark
A section of the Serpentine Creek has been converted to form the Natural Heritage & Water Park. The development of the Park is a result of the closure of Boobera Lagoon, to power boats, on indigenous cultural grounds. The Lagoon had been a favourite spot for waterskiing for the local area and was the only … Read more
