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Boyne Burnett Inland Rail Trail

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· Monto, Queensland
20 acres hosted by Bbirt T.
41 Vehicle/Tent sites
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Boyne Burnett Inland Rail Trail is an incorporated association aiming to facilitate a proposed development of the rail corridor from Taragoola (near Gladstone, Central Queensland), through the Boyne Valley, on to Monto, Eidsvold, Mundubbera and south through Gayndah. The corridor is an inland link between Gladstone and Gayndah, which has great potential to attract tourists in numbers. In time, our website will showcase all the attractions along the trail.
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36 Ratings · 26 reviews
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Ben T.recommends
October 6, 2024
Builyan Siding
Builyan Camp-site
Builyan camp-site is a great launch point for the Tunnels Section of the BBIRT. The ladies at the corner shop were lovely. 😊🥤 Amenities at the community hall were clean. Bring $1 coins for the showers. No Optus mobile reception.
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Leanne S.recommends
August 29, 2024
Rail Trail Tunnels Golembil
Fantastic rail trail camp
Absolutely great spot for rail trail enthusiasts, flat spots, amazing scenery, there was some burning off occuring which made it a bit smokey, we rode from here to and thru the rail tunnels.
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Allyson B.recommends
August 26, 2024
Builyan Siding
Large clean site between two houses had the space to ourselves added bonus is the public amenities across the road with hot showers available for a small fee
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Marney B.recommends
May 30, 2024
Builyan Siding
I liked the easy access to the Rail Trail and other horse riding suitable trails, and I loved that there were toilet and shower facilities close by. The nearby cafe was a definite plus too.
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Linda B.recommends
May 22, 2024
Mt Debateable
Mt Debateable Camp on the RailTrail
New campsite at the start gate of the rail trail. Large level mowed sites suitable for large rigs and tents. Lots of tree planting. Large communal firepit and firewood. No amenities No bins Leave nothing behind, self contained required. Close to McConnell lookout perfect for sunrise or sunset. Highly recommend
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Colin S.recommends
April 8, 2024
Builyan Siding
Thank You Builyan.
We had a beautiful stay, the camping area is extremely well kept considering it is up kept by volunteers. Thanks to the the local community for a great camping spot.
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Monto, Queensland, AustraliaTraditional, ancestral territory of Gureng Gureng First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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Hosted by Bbirt T.

Joined in December 2021
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