Springbrook Farm (CG)

Springbrook is a 500 hectare cattle property comprising open grazing land and blue gum ridges. The owners run Droughtmaster Cattle. Fodder crops are grown and made into hay and silage for winter feed. There are two olive groves and Spring Gully Olives is a vertically integrated enterprise from growing and processing through to the point of sale.

We offer bush camping, 4WD and motor biking cross country.

Fees:
Adults $10 per person per day, Children under 16    $5 per person per day.
There is also a one off Vehicle entry charge;
Vehicle Only $10, for vehicle plus camping trailer/gooseneck $20
Other Costs:
4WD and motorbikes – exploring the property
4WD Vehicle – $20 / day, Motorbike >100cc per day – $30 / day, Children’s bikes less than 100cc – $15 / day, Pee wee bikes – $5 / day

The homestead affords comfortable accommodation in one double and one twin room. There is also a ‘sleepout’ (closed in verandah room) capable of sleeping four people in bunk beds. There is an 11 metre saltwater swimming pool in front of the house with a large lawn area which can be used for croquet, boule, cricket, badminton and other ball games. The homestead is normally fully occupied by participants in the Visitoz programme except over Christmas and New Year when it is sometimes available for other guests.

Locally there are vineyards, old homesteads and museums to visit, dams for boating and fishing, and a host of other activities for the energetic. Those who would like a gentler holiday can put their feet up and do not very much at all.

How to find us
Springbrook Farm is 29km north of Goomeri on the Burnett Highway towards Gayndah – this is the first main inland route up through Queensland and is well known for the interesting countryside and the lack of traffic as experienced on the Bruce Highway nearer the coast. This is the recently named Route A3, formerly Highway 17. Springbrook Farm is 85km from Gympie via Kilkivan and Tansey and 95km from Kingaroy.