The Beautiful South Burnett...

Nanango

Nanango was originally the name of one of the four large landholdings selected by William Oliver at the end of 1842. A prospector named Jacob Goode was responsible for settling the township and he established an Inn from which the community grew.

One of Queensland's longest established towns, Nanango and the surrounding district offers visitors a variety of Queensland experiences. Nanango Shire features gold fossicking at the 7 Mile Diggings, "Tarong" one of Queensland's most modern power stations, the Meandu Coal Mine, natural and State Forestry Reserves and picturesque off-road country suitable for 4WD adventures.

Visitors to Nanango Shire must see the SB Maidenwell Astronomical Observatory, the Tarong Power Station Display, visit Taromeo (Station by appointment) or tour historic Ringsfield house.

Scenic drives in our Shire extend from the Bunya Mountains - to the Blackbutt Forest Trails. The Bicentennial National Trail invites hiking or riding, as does the Blackbutt-Linville Rail Trail.

Bunyip Springs Farm Stay Visit Website Contact

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Quality Accomodation and Farmstay activities (optional) near the Bunya Mts National Park and Astronomical Observatory at Maidenwell.
Allow yourself to enjoy country life, relaxed atmosphere.
Hands on experience with farm animals Ideal for families, couples & groups (8 couples max)
2 X S/C cottages, linen included.
Your Host: Kathy Hall
Location: 503 Bunya Mountains Road, Maidenwell Qld 4615

Tel: (07) 4164 6175

Uncle Bob's Cottage Visit Website Contact

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A romantic, cosy, place to rest and remember. Peace and quiet only broken by the abundant bird life. Self contained, comfy bed, pool, tennis and organic vineyard and nature walks. Bask in the warmth of the traditional wood stove or, for the balmy summer months relax by the swimming pool and BBQ area.
Your Hosts: Rod and Celia Price
515 Mount Stanley Road, East Nanango Qld 4615
Tel:(07) 4163 3403 or 0427 301 446
Fax: (07) 4163 3688