Birdwatching Chromaty The Cromarty wetlands are a vital breeding and feeding ground for Magpie Geese and serve as dry "playgrounds" for the Brolga.
Ayr Nature Display The Ayr Nature Display has been a cherished part of the community since 1966, showcasing one man's incredible collection of Australian nature.
Mt Inkerman Mt Inkerman, just a 10-minute drive south of Home Hill, offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Burdekin region.
Bird Viewing - Horseshoe Lagoon Conservation Park The unique freshwater vegetation and abundant birdlife can provide an unforgetable experience for bird enthusiasts.
Plantation Nature Play Plantation Nature Play is a state-of-the-art nature based play area at Plantation Park ideal for children of all-abilities.
Brolga Park Brolga Park in Giru features a playground, picnic tables, barbecue area, a half basketball court and skate park as well as public toilet facilities.
Burdeking Machinery Preservationists This is a working museum where machinery enthusiasts come together to showcase machinery from around the region and do their best to get it working back to its former glory.
Charlie's Hill Constructed by the RAAF in 1943, the No 211 Radar Station on Charlie’s Hill was one of twenty radar installations along the North Queensland coastline.
Burdekin Bridge Walk Taking a walk across the 'Silver Link' offers visitors completely unobstructed views of the mighty Burdekin River.
Burdekin Diorama The Burdekin Diorama provides a glimpse into the journey of the Burdekin's sugarcane industry through maps, photos and informational panels.
Drysdale Clock Tower Queen Street is dominated by a large clock tower, unveiled in January 1930 to honor John Drysdale, a pioneer in developing the local sugar industry.
Ayr Anzac Memorial Club The Ayr Anzac Memorial Club, built in 1944, houses a special room dedicated to War Memorabilia. This room features a Roll of Honour, various relics and other commemorative items.
Gubulla Munda This 60 metre artwork depicts Gubulla Munda, the Aboriginal totem and the protective spirit for the Birri Gubba people. Gubulla Munda holds sacred cultural and spiritual significance to the Traditional Owners.
Burdekin Art Trail Following the Burdekin Art Trail will enable you to experience a truly unique collection of murals, sculptures and installations which depict stories of our region’s culture and heritage.
Juru Walk Juru Walk showcases the cultural importance of Plantation Park and provides a ‘learning space’ for the Burdekin community.
Gubulla Munda This 60m giant carpet snake, located in Plantation Park, depicts Gubulla Munda, the Aboriginal totem and the protective spirit of the Birri Gubba people.
Stardust Drive-In Theatre One of the very last drive in theatres in Queensland, Stardust Drive In offers latest release movies on the big silver screen.
Theatre Forecourt The granite and bronze sculptures which dominates the Burdekin Theatre forecourt was opened in 1985.
Burdekin Water Park Ready to make a splash! The Burdekin Water Park is a one-of-a-kind design featuring equipment for all ages including slides, water play areas and a cane bin bucket.
Sweet Days Hot Nights Festival Burdekin’s Sweet Days Hot Nights Festival showcases and celebrates what is great about the Burdekin's rich agricultural region and the enviable lifestyle that comes with it!
Cafes The Burdekin is home to a variety of options for breakfast, lunch and dinner or a snack in between.
Home Hill Harvest Festival Home Hill Harvest Festival celebrates the rich agricultural industry and the laid back lifestyle of the Burdekin.
Burdekin Bowl Grab your friends, workmates or family and make your way to Burdekin Bowl and experience a game of tenpin.
Fishing on Land Don't have a boat? Throughout the region there is plenty of land based options that provide great fishing.