101 things to do in Burdekin
We've curated a top 101 things to do while you're in Burdekin! From adventure experiences out on the water to leisurely strolls around our beautiful parks and shops, there's an experience for everyone to enjoy.
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Nature
The Burdekin is teeming with wildlife and beautiful landscapes - you just have to know where to look...
Go bird watching at the Cromarty Wetlands
The wetland system is home at various times of the year to some 255 species of birds, 51 species of reptile, 44 species of mammals and countless species of invertebrate.
Ayr Nature Display
The Ayr Nature Display has been a part of the community for over 53 years and is one man's collection of Australian Nature.
Mt Inkerman
Mt Inkerman is just a short 10 minute drive from Home Hill and offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Burdekin Region.
History
The Burdekin tells tales of a captivating colonial past, triumphs and community spirit...
Burdekin Delta Cinemas
The Delta Cinemas, reputedly the first country picture theatre in Queensland, was opened in 1909.
Burdekin 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.
Culture
Whether it's learning about one of the oldest living societies on the planet or catching a flick at one of the last drive-in theatres in Queensland, the Burdekin offers a diverse range of cultural experiences
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.
Juru Walk
Juru Walk showcases the cultural importance of Plantation Park and provides a ‘learning space’ for the Burdekin community.
Cane Cutter Statues
Completed in May 2016, the two Hand Cane Cutter sculptures represent the multicultural history of the Australian sugarcane industry.
Experiences
Adrenaline junkies and adventure enthusiasts will be right at home in the Burdekin...
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.
Burdekin Bridge Walk
Visitors wanting to experience walking across the Burdekin River Bridge will need to park at the Home Hill Diorama (on the southern approach to the bridge).You can then walk along the pedestrian walkway onto the bridge.
Cafes
The Burdekin is home to a variety of options for breakfast, lunch and dinner or a snack in between.