With its border location on the majestic Macintyre River at the junction of six highways, Goondiwindi is a very popular stop-over destination for visitors.
A vibrant, contemporary town with excellent facilities and amenities, the river frontage provides a unique and tranquil setting for one of Queensland’s fastest growing rural communities.
Tree-lined streets, attractive parks and gardens, extensive sporting facilities and well-maintained public buildings demonstrate a strong sense of community spirit and pride. Housing quality is quite outstanding.
The town offers a wide range of shopping, dining, accommodation and entertainment experiences. For residents, a relaxed lifestyle featuring sport, hospitality, entertainment, history and outdoor pursuits is part of the appeal.
45 Bowen Street
P: 07 4671 2653
Open 7 days per week from 9–5 with the exception of Christmas Day, Good Friday and Anzac Day.
Caravan parking is available along Bowen Street and the Centre is a short stroll through the car park
The Visitor Information Centre, Gunsynd Statue and Museum, Customs House and Tree of Knowledge are located in this precinct.
The level 4km walkway along the majestic, tree-lined Macintyre River features a series of interpretive signs.
The Central Business District offers an excellent range of shopping experiences and caters for all tastes in food and drink.
Established in 1988, this 25 hectare site with a lake and island features a growing collection of plants that are native to the Darling Basin.
The 210 hectare recreational water park provides a great opportunity for water sports of all kinds along with walking tracks and bird habitats.
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