Burdekin Visitor Information Centre
The newly redeveloped information centre is situated in the lush, leafy surrounds of Plantation Park. The design of the new centre invites visitors to enjoy the Burdekin's natural surroundings with a large covered deck connected to the main building. In addition to offering a wealth of local information, there are plenty of areas to relax, have a picnic and only a short walk to the nearby Plantation Nature Play. RV and caravan parking available and amenities for day use.
Opening Hours:
Mon - Sun: 9.00am – 4:30pm
Photo credit: Burdekin Explore Centre
What We Offer:
- Travel Information
- Brochures and Maps
- Driver Reviver Services
- Yongala Dive Virtual Reality Experience
- Free Wi-Fi
Top 10 things to do around the region:
1. Dive the SS Yongala on the Great Barrier Reef, rated as one of the world’s top 10 dive sites.
2. Take in the Burdekin landscape views from the top of Mt Inkerman. Drive to the top which offers seating, BBQ facilities and toilets or hike the Mt Inkerman Nature Trail.
3. Experience a Canefire in one of the only regions in Australia that still burns sugarcane before harvest.
4. Drop a line and experience some of Queensland’s best fishing in one of the Burdekin’s many creeks, estuaries, beaches, offshore shoals and reef.
5. Immerse yourself in the history and culture by visiting the Brandon Heritage Precinct, the Burdekin diorama, Pioneer Avenue and appreciate the many murals and sculptures throughout the region.
6. Step back in time and visit a World War II Heritage site at Charlies Hill. The site is home to two concrete igloos which were important radar stations which operated to give an early warning of approaching enemy aircraft.
7. The Burdekin is a birdwatchers paradise with a number of locations where you can view an abundant array of birdlife, these include; Lilliesmere Lagoon, Nelson’s Lagoon, Groper Creek, Horseshoe Lagoon,
8. Catch a film at one of the last drive in theatres in Queensland, the Stardust Drive In Cinema. They play a double feature every Friday and Saturday night.
9. Shop ‘til you drop in the towns of Ayr and Home Hill which offer great boutique shopping for those looking for something unique.
10. Make your own adventure at either Wunjunga or Lynch’s Beach at Alva. Enjoy picnics, camping, paddle boarding, kitesurfing, fishing or long walks along the picturesque coastline.Explore walks and 4WD tracks and discover wildlife and indigenous rock art in Carnarvon Gorge National Park, a spectacular natural wonder.
Contact us:
Phone: 07 4783 5988
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Website: www.visitburdekin.com.au