Hays Landing is located adjacent to Billies Bay at Lake Wivenhoe.
Download the Lake Wivenhoe Recreation Guide for detailed information about activities, as well as a map and important safety information.
Located downstream of the dam wall, this lookout is a fabulous spot to view the dam when spilling.
There area also links to Pocket Park, Picnic Parkland and Waterside Park through an interpretive walk. Please note dogs on leash are not permitted in Waterside Park.
Download the Hinze Dam Recreation Guide for detailed information about activities, as well as a map and important safety information.
The Hinze Dam Visitor Centre is located off Advancetown Road and has a café and function centre.
Download the Hinze Dam Recreation Guide for detailed information about activities, as well as a map and important safety information.
You can enjoy a picnic and BBQ at Picnic Parkland. There is also a playground to keep the kids amused. Dogs on leashes are also permitted.
Download the Hinze Dam Recreation Guide for detailed information about activities, as well as a map and important safety information.
The Lower Recreation Area at Lake Moogerah is located downstream of the dam wall. Access is via Fred Haigh Park.
Download the Lake Moogerah Recreation Guide for detailed information about activities, as well as a map and important safety information.
There are multiple campgrounds located near Lake Somerset. All sites are run by private operators.
For all enquiries and bookings for Somerset Park Camp Grounds, please contact the campgrounds directly by:
The Lumley Hill Camp Ground and neighbouring Captain Logan Camp Ground are privately operated camp grounds located at Lake Wivenhoe.
For all enquiries and bookings please contact the camp grounds directly by:
Lake Borumba is located near Imbil, just south of Gympie. The Day Use Area is located off Yabba Creek Road. Potable (drinking) water is not available at the recreation area so please bring sufficient drinking water supplies with you.
Download the Lake Borumba Recreation Guide for detailed information about activities, as well as a map and important safety information.
This overlay provides a list of useful emergency phone numbers.
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