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Cania Dam

Cania Dam is located north of Monto and is highly regarded as one of the better dams for fishing, stocked with Australian bass, golden perch, silver perch, and saratoga. As a stocked dam, a SIPS permit is required for fishing, which helps fund the dam to have fish stock added to the dam for recreational ... Read more

Costs7 DaysFlushing ToiletsRubbish BinsSheltered Picnic TableTap Non-PotableWheelchair AccessFree Gas/ElectricParking Area Regions Bundaberg, Queensland Place Types Scenic Tags dam, fishing, SIPS
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Summary

Cost:Free, SIPS permit required for fishing

Hours:Anytime

Visit Time:allow 1 hours, short visit 15 minutes, long visit 2 hours, visited for 15 minutes

Toilets: Flushing

Bins: None

Tables/Seating: Sheltered Picnic Table

Water: Tap Non-Potable

Wheelchair accessible: Wheelchair Accessible

BBQ: Free Gas/Electric

Parking: Parking Area

Directions

Directions on Maps

From Monto, head north along the Burnett Hwy for 9.2km and turn right into Cania Rd. Follow Cania Rd for 12.5km, passing through Moonford, to reach the entrance of the Cania Gorge National Park. Continue for 12.3km further. Head straight through the roundabout for access to one of the areas, or turn right at the roundabout to head to the boat ramp and where the cottages are.

From Thangool, head south along the Burnett Hwy for 69.9km and turn left into Cania Rd. Follow Cania Rd for 12.5km, passing through Moonford, to reach the entrance of the Cania Gorge National Park. Continue for 12.3km further. Head straight through the roundabout for access to one of the areas, or turn right at the roundabout to head to the boat ramp and where the cottages are.