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Regional Visitor Information Centre P: 07 4671 7474 Regional Map GOONDIWINDI GOONDIWINDI REGIONAL VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE P: 07 4671 7474 REGIONAL MAP d The Victoria Hotel is in the Heart of R Hospital r Goondiwindi with great meals and value LEGEND d eir ve The – come and enjoy our hospitality! o W Ri 1 o River Victoria Gaming and TAB facilities available. Goondiwindi Cotton is a locally w Driver Reviver Rest Area l Hotel 81 Marshall Street, Goondiwindi designed national clothing icon. a ie MOONIE T P: 07 4671 1007 n Come and see our store a Moo E: [email protected] r 74 Southwood Creek Open Mon - Fri 8.00am to 5pm Fuel Tourist r A W victoriahotelgoondiwindi.com.au y a 49 Sat - 9am to 12.30pm Information d Nat Park A e 2 w n ste 27 Herbert Street, Goondiwindi (accredited) a r MILLMERRAN y H e a n T: (07) 4671 5611 w M h [email protected] S Westmar ig by c b C H ru We do Cotton Tours too. k y wy H a nie Hig a h 3 r oo A5 w Enjoy our wonderful town! M r e B a i t re www.goondiwindicotton.com.au n d o d d G o d a n o a 49 M r o a A o Alton e R a R M h 94 h Our motel, with its many facilities, provides a warm and 139 d 4 d the c o friendly atmosphere for travellers and business guests. o i Jolly o o Our inn makes families feel at home, yet is large enough to e w w Wondul Swagman l motor inn cater for bus tours, conferences and guests attending local L e A39 l a y sporting or community events. Travellers can relax in our T wa k Range NP g h n e I spa and sauna or enjoy the Coral-Le Restaurant with family g i e r and friends. Stop by the family-owned The Jolly Swagman 5 H C Motor Inn for personalised service and comfortable, n 82 a A affordable accommodation. e r Goondiwindi Cinema and Theatre QUEENSLANDr Bendidee r o e Originally built in 1937 the Goondiwindi Cinema and Theatre showcases the NP G m l beauty of art deco. The Goondiwindi Cinema and Theatre offers the best for your 74 l i y entertainment experience. Available for private hire and functions. A w 6 M H eir 92 Marshall Street, Goondiwindi, Queensland 4390 W Comm Comm m Barw oron or ha 2-4 Anderson Street, Goondiwindi, QLD 4390 P: 07 4671 4560 Toll Free: 1800 241 560 P: 07 4671 0365 E: [email protected] on River on Cunning H Bungunya Barw Creek M INGLEWOOD 42 E: [email protected] www.thejollyswagman.com.au w o uri y n Muri 7 Talwood A85 Toobeah Hw Ck Wyaga Road Coolmunda 89 y Dam Ascot Lodge Motor Inn & Cascades Licensed Restaurant Cunningham 42 l 25 x 4 star AAA-rated executive-style Hw 8 rooms (studio, family and accessible TOOBEAH Hotel MOTEL GOONDIWINDI y rooms) K 90 l Free Wi-Fi and Foxtel Toobeah QLD Boggabilla i Yelarbon r ldo l Licensed restaurant open to the e er na 89 Experience something different! Visit Toobeah. Riv iv n Road A public 7 days per week for breakfast We have ensuited motel rooms, free camping and the Macintyre R and dinner ir best food in the district .. Phone orders 07 4677 5280. We Boobera D Cunningham 9 l Pool and guest laundry Function facilities & Bus hire. Lagoon um Weir l Free undercover car parking and Meals every day – Great fi shing – Star gazing M ares space available for trailers, etc. a q Kangaroos – Kid friendly with jumping castle c Bruxne i R 2 Phar Lap Court, Goondiwindi QLD 4390 r n i T: 07 4671 5566 F: 07 4671 5577 E: [email protected] v True Blue Aussie hospitality Way ty 10 www.bestwestern.com.au/ascotlodge A39 r e k e r TEXAS e re C y 89 a A w ay W THE ROYAL HOTEL n h 123 Bruxner la ig a 11 h H Yetman W North Star D N R u i v Bonshaw m l e l r a Cro Weir Gil e p Kwiambal r p e w 12 s a National Bonshaw q Carnar e EAT DRINK REST vo N n NEW SOUTH Park Gi r l e ek C re v C re i 0 30 e Sever R k n R 13 48 MARSHALL ST, GOONDIWINDI 07 4671 1877 WWW.OSHEASROYAL.COM Kilometres H ig © mapuccino 2017 h WALES w 14 DENTAL ON BOWEN www.mapuccino.com.au a M GOONDIWINDI With Dr Jenna Childs, Dr Olivia Vonow, y Ashford TOP TOURIST PARK Dr Samantha Messmer & Dr Shivani Rattan wydir a G A39 c • Emergency Care • Cosmetic Dentistry i Goondiwindi Top Tourist Park is a spacious park offering n • General Dentistry • Dental Crowns & Bridges a comprehensive range of well equipped, modern cabin Riv t • Dental Implants • Wisdom Teeth Removal er y 15 accommodation, boasting ensuite sites for those who enjoy the • Custom Mouth Guards G r S luxury of their own private bathroom, powered and unpowered w e Pindari eve • Endodontics (Root Canal Therapy) MOREE yd r sites available for caravanners and campers. We accommodate ir n 24 Bowen Street, Goondiwindi QLD 4390 R Dam large caravans and motorhomes. G i R E: [email protected] w v Bukkulla iv P: 0746 711 806 y R Graman e e r dir Gwydir H iver Warialda r 16 Opening hours: Mon–Thurs 7.45am – 4.00pm Hwy B76 w Kings Plains Fri 7.45am – 1.00pm B A39 y B76 Emergency Service Available B NP www.dentalonbowen.com.au 20 Hungerford Street | Goondiwindi | QLD 4390 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ Phone | (07) 4671 2566 GOONDIWINDI GOONDIWINDI REGIONAL VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE P: 07 4671 7474 Goondiwindi, from the Aboriginal word, ‘Goonawinna’ meaning ‘the resting place of the birds’, you will find the Polo Grounds embracing country spirit of the people of Goondiwindi Polo Rd 1 hard to beat. To Warwick & Gold Coast THINGS TO DO: 42 1. Explore a working cotton farm and be treated to a country 2 Glasser St morning tea with the Goondiwindi Cotton Tour. (K11) Gunn St QUEENSLAND y To Moonie, Toowoomba, Brisbane & Rockhampton a Leichhardt Highway 2. Meet a local larrikin, learn about Gunsynd (the famous Jensens Rd w h g 85 i ‘Goondiwindi Grey’) and be shouted a shandy during the 85 To St George A Victoria Hotel Beer and Bullshit Tour. (K12) A 3 X Hungerford St m H 3. Join a traditional indigenous custodian on the Bush a h Tucker & Medicine Plant Tour and taste the flavours of g Goondiwindi n i the local bush tucker and learn about medicine plants A39 n Town Common Rd Barwon Highway B Airport n 4 (Sept – May). u C St 4. Take a step back in time and learn about the customs duties between NSW and QLD, as well as other local Leichhardt HighwayAllen Showgrounds stories, while visiting the charming Customs House Goondiwindi 5 and Museum, and then wander across the road to the A39 B Boundary Rd y Rd w Sandstone Bird Sculptures. (K13) Park H m a Dawson h St Dr. Leichhardt Highway g 5. There is no better way to stretch the legs than the in Troy n 85 n 6 4km River Walk that winds alongside the picturesque Bishop A Hunt St u N C St West St ld Macintyre River. Hensler St Goondiwindi O (K13) Gore Boundary Rd A Racecourse Boodle St St Mann St t S S t Golf Club r 6. Marvel at the original 1914 Historic Border Bridge Botanic a Noud t f o F connecting NSW and QLD and relax, reminisce and have Gardens r Turner St 7 Willow St d Brennans Rd Mcgregor St St your photo taken with the famous ‘Goondiwindi Grey’ at Darling St Riddle St Henderson the Gunsynd Memorial Park and Statue. (L13) Dillon St ay Rd Rd w r. Lagoon St h St D ig 7. Stop in and escape to the air-conditioned comfort of the Picking veringham Dr. H D E St St Cook r Cemetery Rd B adle West St l y B m au 8 restored flamboyant Art Deco Cinema / Theatre and Hindmarsh Goondiwindi P d Fletcher St a Dr. o . h r Russell St o C Coleborn Mcdougall St g Visitor Information Centre. Enjoy a movie at the cinema, D w Gough St Racecourse l in A39 a B n see the latest free art exhibition on display in the d n Art St n Campbell St Lee St u a G Se S C r n s or chat to our friendly visitor information staff. Ullawanna Rd p Gallery (K12) a m e r u E n o d t c G Sandhurst St l i r r n o e O . e 9 r C v r. i 8. Pack a picnic, or a Frisbee and enjoy the 25ha of outdoor D D R Baker St St L . r a Ja y g native gardens at the Goondiwindi Botanic Gardens. (B7) m n D e a Veronica Ave a o s Norm Chalmers y o M le w n 0 500 St d Ja a Winton ra mes h 9. Join the locals for some great fishing; there are plenty of c E B Ryan Ave l l St Rd ig i i Pa u nt z Kurrajong Cr. y a Murray Cod or Yellowbelly to be caught across the region.
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