Mundubbera Bowls Club, Mundubbera QLD

Mundubbera Bowls Club, Seligmann Avenue, Mundubbera QLD, Australia

CAMPING ONSITE, Dump Point nearby, Pets: Unknown or not permitted, RV toilet req'd, Showers available, Water tap

Mundubbera Bowls Club
1 Seligmann Ave, Mundubbera

Any bowlers with a self-contained vehicle who are wanting a game of social bowls are welcome to park at the club.

There is access to water, and toilets and showers are available on days when the club and restaurant/coffee shop are open
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and some Saturdays and Sundays

Bowling Club hours coincide with the Café.

CURRENTLY CLOSED SATURDAY, SUNDAY & MONDAY
(See Facebook link for current hours)
Barefoot bowls, and they supply bowls if you do not have any.
Please enquire if your pets are permitted

The bar is cash only.
A dump point is located in Bauer Street Mundubbera

the club has not been without its problems, as you will see from the attached images

There is also alternate camping:

NEARBY CAMPING:
Mundubbera Showground, Bunce Street
1.4km from the club

Mundubbera is located mid-way between Brisbane and Rockhampton on the A3 Burnett Highway - Australia's Country Way.

The quieter alternative tourist route, Rural Getaway - travels between NSW and Queensland and into Mundubbera, a diverse rural centre located at the meeting place of the Burnett, Boyne and Auburn Rivers.
The current population is around 2,000

ABOUT:
Historically Mundubbera claimed to be the Citrus Capital of Queensland.
At the time the Mundubbera district produced over one third of Queensland's citrus fruit and claimed to have the largest single citrus orchard in the Southern Hemisphere.
Today the Mundubbera district has diversified with local orchardists producing mangoes, avocados, lychees, peaches, nectarines, watermelons, rockmelons and blueberries. It is now Queensland's largest producer of table grapes.
The town's main attractions are the Bicentennial Park beside the Burnett River, the interesting Meeting Place of the Waters Mural and the local museum.
(Information in italics from aussietowns.com.au- with permission)