A section of the Serpentine Creek has been converted to form the Natural Heritage & Water Park. The development of the water 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 … Read more
When visiting Caloundra, you are gifted with a choice of beaches to select from. Moffat Beach is between the the apartment centre of Caloundra where Kings Beach is located, and the caravan park centred Dicky Beach . This doesn’t save it from the summer months popularity bringing many to the beach during the holiday season. … Read more
The boardwalk in Caloundra is a feature along Bulock Beach, one of many beaches defining Caloundra, the only beach at the Bribie Passage outlet
Borumba Deer Park is a family-owned and operated campground near Imbil, 4 kilometres before reaching the Lake Borumba picnic area . As the name hints, the park is set within a deer farm. It resides downstream from Borumba Dam along Yabba Creek which flows through Imbil and into the Mary River. You can find turtles … Read more
Millaa Millaa Falls is the first in a series of falls along the Falls Circuit tourist drive. Millaa Millaa is the Aboriginal name for a rainforest vine that is in the area. Access to Millaa Millaa Falls is one of the easiest with parking not too far away with a few stairs to get down … Read more
Lake Eacham is one of two crater lakes formed some 12,000 years ago by volcanic activity, offering crystal clear water surrounded by beautiful northern Queensland rainforest. It is a protected area within the Crater Lakes National Park. As you would expect, the main activities are based around the lake, including swimming, snorkelling and scuba diving, … Read more
Lake Tinaroo is more than a supply of water, it is a supply of fun for anyone who enjoys the water. The lake has low winds, making it ideal for watersports such as sailing, stand up paddle boarding, waterskiing, and light sailing. It is also a place to soak in the scenery or go bird … Read more
Scarness Park is on the Hervey Bay foreshore trail, with all the facilities to enjoy the bay’s beautiful views and beach. Whether you come here passing through along the trail or especially for some recreational time with friends and family, Scarness Park is a great spot to go. There is green grass areas to spread … Read more
Ron Beaton Park is one of many public recreation parks along the foreshore of Hervey Bay. The unobstructed view of the bay is a distinct feature of Rob Beaton Park. Many of the parks on the Hervey Bay Foreshore Trail having bushland between it and the beach. The Hervey Bay Surf Lifesaving Club is next … Read more
The foreshore of Hervey Bay is scattered with parks and beach access, Quota Park in Urangan is one of the great spots to enjoy some of the seaside town’s best attributes. Quota Park is along the Esplanade Trail, a 14km walking and cycling trail following the shoreline of Hervey Bay from Dayman Park in Urangan … Read more
