Bundaberg Botanic Gardens span 27 hectares and showcase a subtropical botanical setting with a lake, chapel, and boardwalk in Bundaberg. Initially, parts of the garden were used for sugar cane cultivation under a lease. Presently, it boasts an array of over 10,000 trees and shrubs. The central focus of these gardens lies in the breathtaking lakes, fostering a diverse habitat that attracts as many as 114 bird species. Additionally, the gardens offer amenities such as a wedding chapel, shaded picnic spots, boardwalks, an operational steam train, and a playground for children. Visitors can delve into detailed information about each plant collection in the Bundaberg Botanic Gardens through the provided brochure.
UNIQUE FACTS:
• Friendship Grove
• Fern Garden
• Bbq
• Steam
• Playground.
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BUNDABERG BOTANIC GARDENS REVIEWS
Excellent gardens and grounds. Themed areas Chinese and Japanese looked well maintained and have variety of plants from those countries. Vast open spaces with manicured lawns and gardens. Great place for weddings with beautiful backdrop or all the trees. Well worth a visit, added bonus of being dog friendly.
I was in awe with the scenery and the size of the place. This would have to be one of my better Botanical Gardens l've been to. The garden was well maintained that was well mapped. Definitely worth my visit.
Beautiful gardens, easy walking, pram friendly. Train ride is well worth it and you can park your car right near the train and Cafe or walk around from one of the other parking areas. Cafe, toilets etc all there. Lots of beautiful areas for a picnic.
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Alexandra Park Zoo is a compact zoo located in Bundaberg that mirrors the natural habitat of various native frog species. Its collection includes the cotton-top tamarin, dingo, swamp wallaby, sulphur-crested cockatoo, and red-winged parrot. Previously, the zoo hosted Torty, a female radiated tortoise who lived over 136 years old before passing away on February 20, 1984. Accredited by the Zoo and Aquarium Association Australasia (ZAA), Alexandra Park Zoo ensures excellent welfare conditions and adheres to stringent operational standards.
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• Free Entry
• Board Walk
• Farm
• Historic Site
• Picnic Area
• River Walk
• Burnett River
• School Or Group Tour
• Wheelchair Access.
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ALEXANDRA PARK ZOO REVIEWS
This is a small zoo but very clean and friendly staff. Worth waiting for when they walk the Dingoes around the park as we were able to have a pat. There is a beautiful big playground just outside the zoo with picnic tables and toilets. Access friendly and the kids loved it. Great place to take a picnic and the zoo is free entry.
This is a beautiful park one street back from main road in Bundaberg. Magnificent big shady trees, the biggest undercover picnic area I have seen, great playground for all ages, heaps of walking paths but the best thing is the little Zoo within which has free entry. Whilst small, has a good array of animals, birds etc.
This place is awesome... my granddaughter 8yo, loved the little zoo , play ground n river walk. A must visit . We will be back.. very clean place. Large playground , plenty of seats n gas BBQ & QR CHECK-IN FOR ZOO.
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Hinkler Hall of Aviation is an educational hub showcasing exhibits dedicated to local aviation pioneer Bert Hinkler in a contemporary setting. Bert Hinkler, born in Bundaberg, possessed a deep fascination with flight. His passion for the marvels of air travel propelled him around the globe, establishing him as a pioneer and a widely recognized figure in his field. Tragically, he passed away in 1933 at the age of 40 while attempting another record-breaking solo flight that ended in a crash in the Appennine Mountains of Italy. His renown was such that he received a State funeral and was laid to rest among the affluent and renowned in a cemetery in Florence.
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• Exhibitions
• Galleries
• Educational And School Programs
• Events.
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HINKLER HALL OF AVIATION REVIEWS
This is an absolutely fantastic display of aviation history. It's interactive, informative and good for adults and children to enjoy. Thoroughly enjoyed the visit.
An absolute must visit for aviation buffs. Exibit is so well laid out very informative and lots of interactive things to do for all ages. A fitting tribute to Bert Hinkler.
Excellent guided tour. Tour Guide was very knowledgable, professional and tour content was interesting. Highly recommended.
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