There are many different attractions around Lake Monduran.
You can head into Gin Gin
for a round of golf, visit the Saturday markets or grab a bite
to eat at one of the local pubs.
Visit the Historical Museum or the Courthouse Art Gallery. Head
off on a winery tour and visit the Boolboonda tunnel which houses
tiny wing bats and is the longest unsupported manmade tunnel
in the southern hemisphere. Take a drive to Goodnight Scrub
National Park and enjoy the wildlife or do some bushwalking.
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Lake Monduran is well known for its Barramundi fishing but for those not into fishing there is a walking track that is 6kms one way, great for spotting the many species of wildlife found in this area.
We have board games and DVD's for loan from the office and if you are feeling energetic we have a volleyball net set up and ready to go. There is also plenty of space for a game of cricket or soccer or just sit back and relax in the peaceful bush setting.
It is just under an hours drive to Bundaberg where you can take a
tour of the Rum Distillery, take a cruise along the Burnett river
or just do a spot of shopping after which you will return to the peaceful
and relaxing surrounds of Lake Monduran Holiday Park.
THINGS TO DO IN AND AROUND LAKE MONDURAN & GIN GIN
Originally the Shire was settled with sheep then cattle and sugar
cane. Today the region has diversified into a wide range of industries
including, emus, ostriches, wines, crayfish, quails, olives, small
crops and goats.
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Gin Gin district historical society inc
07 4157 3099 |
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Visit Gin Gin regional courthouse gallery
07 4157 2154 |
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Gem and Mineral gallery 07 4157 2042 |
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35-40 min drive to Mt Perry where there
is a federal Inn old picture theatre
with restaurant and bar revamped and Kalpowar State Forest |
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Goodnight scrub national park - bush walking
no camping yet great views of paradise dam |
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15 places to eat and 2 pubs |
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52km from Bundaberg/35min drive |
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Regional Show - 27th May 2006 for 2days
at the Gin Gin Showgrounds |
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Showground ball this weekend |
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Find out about Queensland's only authentic
bushranger |
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Discover the pioneering masterpiece of
the Boolboonda Tunnel |
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Explore the largest natural hoop pine forest
in Australia |
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Fish for magnificent barramundi |
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Visit the 2 boutique wineries |
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Have morning tea at the lavender farm and
visit an art gallery |
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Learn about the Shire's past at the Historical
Complex |
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Visit the quaint towns of Wallaville and
Tirroan and keep your eyes open for farm stalls
which sell crispy vegetables and fresh fruit grown on the property |
Lake Monduran to Rosedale. Distance = 37.9 km, Time= 57 minutes
This drive has a bit of everything to offer with beautiful country
landscapes, pristine waterways and untouched surf beaches, the roads
are a combination of sealed, graded dirt and sandy roads. A 4WD drive
is only necessary for the sandy section and there is a different route
that can bypass this road.
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Head 10klm south from Lake Monduran and
turn left to Rosedale. |
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Head northeast on Bellbooth Rd toward Lesters
Rd |
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Turn left at Rosedale Rd |
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Continue on Diamond Hill Rd |
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Continue on McPherson St |
Rosedale to Baffle Creek. Distance = 20.2 km, Time = 45 minutes.
Rosedale is a little town with a great little hotel over 100 yrs old,
the town has the markets on every Wednesday morning and has fresh
produce, crafts and nic nacs.
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From Rosedale, head north on the Bundaberg/Lowmead
Rd |
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Turn right to the town of Baffle Creek.
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Baffle Creek to Agnes Waters. Distance = 47.97km, Time= 49
minutes.
Baffle Creek has a number of shops and a new Tavern on the waterfront.
The Baffle Creek estuary system is 157klms long and is one of two
estuaries in Queensland classed as pristine. If you have a 4WD head
north towards the town of 1770, this drive will take you through the
Deepwater National Park along a sandy track to the beautiful Agnus
Waters.
The drive from Baffle Creek to Agnes Waters has 3 stops, each stop
has a carpark and a track that will lead you to beautiful sandy beaches.
Once you are in 1770/Agnus Waters enjoy the waterfront cafes, shopping
and beaches, this place is a great stop for lunch or afternoon tea.
Agnes Waters to Lowmead. Distance = 50.22km, Time= 44minutes.
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When leaving 1770/Agnus Waters head towards
Bundaberg and take right hand turn signed Lowmead. |
Lowmead to Lake Monduran Holiday Park. Distance 61.6 km, Time
=1 hour & 17 minutes.
Lowmead is another one of those sleepy little towns with loads of
character.
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Head to the Bruce HWY, turn left and this
will bring you back to Lake Monduran Holiday Park. |
Lake Monduran to Boolboonda Tunnel. Distance = 52.48kms, Time=
41 minutes
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Head south to Gin Gin approx 18kms |
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Turn right to Mt Perry along this road
you will come across a sign that says Boolboonda Tunnel |
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Turn left and drive on through to the Tunnel
entrance. |
Boolboonda Tunnel to Mount Perry. Distance = 20.24, Time=
15minutes
The Boolboonda Tunnel was carved out of the mountain side in the 1800s
and was the largest man made self supporting tunnels in the southern
hemisphere, it was constructed to carry gold and copper by rail from
the surrounding mines to the shipping docks of Bundaberg. The tunnel
is now home to a colony of Bentwing Bats and if you take a torch and
look towards the ceiling you will see hundreds of them.
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Once you have finished your activities
at the tunnel, turn around and head back to the main road |
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Turn left and head into Mt Perry |
Mount Perry to Gin Gin. Distance=52.88kms, Time= 40 minutes
Mt Perry was once a thriving mining town with a population of 30000
people, and now has a population of 300, places to visit , the museum,
masonic lodge, wolca pottery, St Patricks church and the local hotel.
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Driving back towards Gin Gin you will
come across a sign ( Wonbah Winerys ) turn left. |
Wonbah Grand homestead was built in the 1930s and is an absolute must
to see, immerse yourself in the rolling hills and picturesque surroundings
while sampling the Estates magnificent wines on offer. Cruise back
to Lake Monduran Holiday Park, just 20km North of Gin Gin. |