Goodnight Scrub Hall (CG)

OVERVIEW
Nestled in the serene landscapes of Queensland, Good Night Scrub Hall presents a delightful escape for campers and explorers alike. This charming site, rich in history and natural beauty, offers an affordable retreat at just $5 per vehicle per night. With its expansive, flat, grassy sites near Chin Chin Creek, visitors can enjoy a tranquil setting ideal for a few nights of camping. The hallmark of this location is the historic hall, built in 1934 and retaining much of its original character, now equipped with modern amenities like electricity and plumbing. The hall grounds, once a bustling sporting oval, still feature the remnants of a cricket pitch, adding a touch of nostalgia. Only 15 minutes off the highway, halfway between Childers and Gin Gin, Good Night Scrub Hall is an excellent base for exploring the Bundaberg region’s attractions, offering a blend of history, nature, and relaxation.

HOW TO GET THERE
Goodnight Scrub Hall is easily accessible from major towns such as Bundaberg, Gin Gin, and Childers. It’s located in the scenic area of Goodnight Scrub, Queensland.

From Bundaberg: Take the Isis Highway (State Route 3) for approximately 46km heading southwest. Once you reach Apple Tree Creek, turn left onto the Bruce Highway (A1) and follow for about 15km. Then, take a right onto Goodnight Road, and continue straight. Goodnight Scrub Hall is approximately 12km down Goodnight Road on the left-hand side.

From Gin Gin: Head east on the Bruce Highway (A1) for approximately 22km. Turn left onto Booyal Crossing Road, and after 10km, continue onto Goodnight Road. The hall will be on your right after about 2km.

From Childers: Depart Childers heading north on the Bruce Highway (A1) for around 25km. Make a left turn onto Booyal Crossing Road, proceed to Goodnight Road, and look for the hall on your right after approximately 2km.

Goodnight Scrub Hall is a landmark in the area and is known for its rural charm. Keep an eye out for local signage as you approach the venue.

FEES & BOOKINGS
For a modest fee of $5 per vehicle per night, you can enjoy everything Good Night Scrub Hall has to offer. The site is pet-friendly and allows a stay of up to seven days. To ensure your spot, bookings are essential and can be made by emailing [email protected]. Remember, this small investment is your ticket to a memorable camping experience in the heart of Queensland.

FACILITIES
Good Night Scrub Hall boasts a variety of facilities to enhance your camping experience. The site includes a timber dance floor, a well-equipped kitchen, and accessible toilets, including wheelchair-friendly options. For families, there’s a playground with a fort, slide, swings, and monkey bars. The hall itself features a side veranda, TV, showers, and a food prep area. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the sports oval with a cricket pitch and outdoor timber picnic tables, perfect for a sunny afternoon.

THINGS TO DO
The area around Good Night Scrub Hall is a treasure trove of activities. Explore the Good Night Scrub National Park, home to 166 bird species and the historic sighting place of the Paradise Parrot. Visit the Boolboonda Train Tunnel, Queensland’s longest unsupported tunnel, or take a dip in the Burnett River at Booyal Crossing. Nearby towns like Gin Gin, Wallaville, and Childers offer farmers markets, galleries, and unique Queensland establishments, ensuring there’s always something new to discover.

GUIDELINES
While enjoying your stay at Good Night Scrub Hall, please be mindful of the site’s guidelines to ensure a pleasant experience for all. Adhere to any fire bans or campfire regulations, and respect the site’s natural environment and historical features. Remember, this serene location thrives on the responsible and respectful behavior of its visitors.

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