Eidsvold – QLD

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They say Eidsvold is the ‘Beef 🥩Capital of the Burnett’. That’s not surprising as it’s nestled in a valley of undulating grazing country steeped in cattle 🐂 droving history. Other than cattle it’s also known for its valuable timber, citrus Read More …

Binjour and Jaycee Park Rest Areas – Qld

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These two FREE 20HR overnight stops can be found on the Burnett Highway between Gayndah and Mundubbera. 👉Binjour Range Rest Area The drive to the rest area takes you onto the lovely area of the Binjour Plateau. Apparently, this was Read More …

Mundubbera – QLD

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This town is well worth the 5-minute drive off the Burnett Highway. Here you will find a 3600 mural around the water tank painted by Rain Hart back in 1997, well before Silo Art became a ‘thing’. The mural depicts Read More …

Baffle Creek – Qld

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The Baffle Creek camping areas are  just an hour and a half north of Bundaberg. The estuary of Baffle Creek is said to be one of the few remaining South East Queensland’s uniquely pristine coastal systems. The Baffle Creek system Read More …

Mount Perry – Qld

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Mount Perry was once a thriving and prosperous copper mining town nestled under the influence of Mount Perry. Today it is nothing more than a few town buildings and the remains of the old Copper Smelter Site (slag heap). Copper Read More …

Mingo Crossing – Qld

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Mingo Crossing and the Caravan Park  is located beside the upper reaches of the stored waters of Paradise Dam on the Burnett River. If you’re looking for some quiet time out of the hustle and bustle and a spot of Read More …

Gayndah – Qld

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Did you know that Gayndah is the oldest town in Queensland and also known as the citrus capital? Gayndah is a typical Queensland rural town situated on the Burnett River in the North Burnett area. As you drive into town Read More …

Biggenden – QLD

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Have you been to Biggenden in Queensland?  We stopped at this small rural town which is on the way to the Gayndah area where we had decided to explore for the day. Luckily for us at present we are not Read More …