Star Hotel Motel, Eidsvold QLD

Star Hotel, Eidsvold

Kinta, Rick and their young family run this hotel / motel in the  neat and tidy town situated on the (A3) Australia's Country Way (Burnett Highway) just two hours west of Bundaberg

The hotel was first licenced in 1933, but it's storied past stretches back much further, likely to having a past life as a shanty inn

It was reduced to ashes in a blaze on New Year's Eve in 1961, but was soon rebuilt and has evolved from a humble tin shed to the venue that patrons have come to know and love.

The establishment played an important role in the town's reconciliation movement, tearing down the wall that traditionally separated the different bars for blacks and whites so people from all walks of life could share a beer together.

Camping: 
Just a short walk up the road is a showground, as well as a commercial caravan park.
There is no onsite camping at the pub 

Eidsvold Showgrounds,
Low cost camping fee is payable at BP Servo across the road.

Power and water, public toilets very clean, no showers

Short walk into town, IGA, Butcher, Newsagent, Pub, Coffee Shop

What else is in Eidsvold? 

Take a visit to the purpose-built RM Williams Bush Learning Centre https://www.bundabergregion.org/rm-williams-australian-bush-learning-centre-visitor-information

After that, visit the Archer Homestead which has remained as is for over 100 years and take a further trip down memory lane by visiting the Eidsvold Historical Museum.

If you love fishing and watersports then Wuruma Dam is only 48 kilometres for a great day trip

Stay a while and visit some of the highlights that make this corner of their 'lucky country' a memorable stopover.

https://www.queensland.com/en-au/destination-information/eidsvold