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Located within ‘Quota Park‘, which is only a short distance from the beautiful Torquay Beach, where one can swim safely between the flags, outdoor showers can be located on the side of the public toilets. Being only some 15 m from the beach, they are perfectly located to enjoy a quick rinse off. ‘Quota Park’ Facilities include: Public Toilets, Sheltered Picnic Tables & Barbecues, open-air Picnic Tables, Read more…
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Sheltered barbecues are amongst the many picnic facilities provided at the ‘Viewing Platform‘ situate in Urangan, on Queensland’s Fraser Coast. With stunning views of the sparkling, turquoise waters of Hervey Bay and a ‘Viewing Platform’ to walk out upon to embrace the beauty of the area – all makes for a wonderful locale to enjoy a barbecue lunch. ‘Viewing Platform’ Facilities include: Public Read more…
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Located within ‘Scarness Park‘, the barbeques have great views over the waters of Hervey Bay, where everyone can appreciate its beauty and wonder, whilst cooking up a feast – then, having the same view to enjoy whilst eating !!! It makes for a great spot along the Hervey Bay Esplanade Trail to meet up with family, friends or even just take the Read more…
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Located at the foot of the ‘Urangan Pier‘, where many people try their luck at fishing whilst others just admire the sheer beauty and the history involved with the Pier…. The barbeques have a wonderful view down the pier where one can only really appreciate the length of it by being there and experiencing it. A great spot to enjoy a meal – also Read more…
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Located in between two sheltered picnic tables in the heart of ‘Esa Park‘, the barbecues are in an ideal spot to be able to cook up a meal, whilst watching over your children on the Playground and grassed areas – all while also having the stunning view of the waters of Hervey Bay glistening through the trees and landscape of Point Vernon in Queensland. ‘Esa Read more…
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Picnic tables can be found nestled amongst the trees at the ‘Osprey Viewing Platform‘ park area located in Urangan, on Queensland’s Fraser Coast. A short walk to the end of the groin will hopefully delight in observing the totally unique species that is Australia’s Osprey . With stunning views all around, the picnic tables are perfectly located to watch the water Read more…
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Whether visiting the Torquay Beach, taking a stroll on the Hervey Bay Esplanade Trail or enjoying a picnic in ‘Ernie Organ Park‘ this car park is a convenient option for many. It’s shady waterfront location in the centre of Torquay does make it a popular spot during peak periods. If you are looking to protect your car from the harsh Australian sun this Read more…
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Category: Historical POI's Post 1980, Historical, Site | Memorial, Monument, Picnic Table, Amenities & Facilities, Shelter | Pavilion, and Site | Cultural
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The stunning ‘McConnell Lookout & Park‘ features an amazing panoramic backdrop with which to enjoy a picnic. Note that much of Mount Debatable Road is gravel. Renay Robinson Road is sealed, however, very narrow and steep (12% gradient). The journey is beautiful, and once at the summit, the views – breathtaking. A number of sheltered picnic tables are perfectly positioned to maximise Read more…
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weather for Gayndah Longitude: 151.611157 Latitude: -25.625793 Metres above Sea Level: 111.0 m Area: 68.4 km² Perimeter: 52.3 km View Gayndah’s Statistics & Demographics . Gayndah, Queensland’s Oldest Town !!! Set on the banks of the Burnett River in Queensland, Gayndah is reported to have once rivalled Brisbane and Ipswich to become the capital of the new Read more…
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Situate just to the right, as one enters the northern Entrance to the beautiful ‘Hervey Bay Botanic Gardens‘ is a stunning, yet tranquil, ‘Chinese Garden’ featuring many water features, architectural structures & bridges – all whilst nestled in amidst the most beautiful plants and flowers. Though the hustle and bustle of Urangan in Queensland is just on the other side Read more…
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Category: Historical POI's 1861-1880, Historical POI's 1881-1900, Historical POI's 1901-1920, Historical POI's 1921-1940, Historical POI's 1941-1960, Historical POI's 1961-1980, Historical POI's Post 1980, Historical, Site | Memorial, Monument, and Site | Military
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The above plaque which is displayed at the ‘Gayndah War Memorial’ summaries the tragedies and horrors of war. It summarises the Australians killed &/or injured during the various war events from 1860 to the present time, however, the figures do not include the relatives and friends also devasted: ” . . . This plaque acknowledges the tribute of sacrifice, pain Read more…
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Located close to the centre of Scarness, this is a quieter area along the Hervey Bay Esplanade Trail offering an excellent alternative to the many busier locations. The adjoining beach waterfront is stunning, as you’d expect from the greater Hervey Bay area, a perfect place for a stroll or to relax and enjoy the scenery. Attached to these Public Toilets is a Boat Ramp and Car Read more…
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The car park facilitating the Boat Ramp situate at the east end of the Esplanade features large/long parking spaces to accommodate trailers (so plenty of room for large vehicles too) providing direct access to Gatakers Bay. Perfect for when you would like to use this Point Vernon boat ramp facility, for that special day out on the water. Just leave the car and trailer there, in one Read more…
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Category: Historical POI's 1841-1860, Historical, Site | Memorial, Monument, Site | Cultural, and Site | Explore, Pioneer
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Located within the ‘Simon Street Park‘ at Gayndah, stands a monument: ‘Sesquicentennial of the Burnett 1848 – 1998’ – celebrating the very first European explorers, surveyors, selectors, pioneers and settlers of the Central and Upper Burnett regions of Queensland. The year the first Europeans, the Archer Brothers, crossed the Burnett River in this region was 1848. This crossing site was to become ‘Queensland’s First Read more…
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Numerous picnic tables disbursed throughout the ‘upper’ level of ‘Dayman Park‘ in Urangan, Queensland – many of which capitalise on the stunning views across Hervey Bay . . . The park, itself, features beautiful outlooks, mature trees, landscaped gardens, monuments, playgrounds, lawns, interesting pathways, works of art, seating . . . Accessible via the car park situate directly within the park (enter off Dayman Street, at the Read more…
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Mundubbera Weather Longitude: 151.298605 Latitude: -25.591129 Metres above Sea Level: 137.3 m Area: 36.2 km² Perimeter: 33.1 km View Mundubbera’s Statistics & Demographics . Just a short 2 km detour off the Burnett Highway lies the township of Mundubbera in Queensland. Nestled on the banks of the Burnett River, there are a number of beautiful parks Read more…
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Only across the street from Cooroora Creek Park and within walking distance of the town centre of Pomona. Helpful Hints: – Approximately 550 m East of the township of Pomona – obtain Directions here – Car Parking available in Coorooora Creek Park off Hill St – Adjacent to Cooroora Creek Park – Things to Do about Town – Nearby Features: – Points of Interest – Things Read more…
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‘Black Stump Park’ offers a nice little retreat, featuring landscaped gardens and meandering pathways. With a variety of spots to sit and have a laugh with friends and family, barbecues to cook up a feast, plus, the park has Playground equipment for the children to have their fun. If you would like to set up a game like cricket or football and enjoy some family bonding, there Read more…