ACCOMMODATION GREENVIEW QLD

The Wondai Colonial Motel is centrally located in the heart of the South Burnett wine country, the ideal place from which to explore the local antique shops, art and craft, wineries, museums and Lake Barambah.

The Motel boasts an excellent fully licensed restaurant, serving some of the best steaks in the South Burnett. With free Austar and digital TV, High speed internet access and a salt water swimming pool.

The 14 Modern Air Conditioned rooms are well appointed and including a honeymoon Suite with Spa, executive rooms and 2room family units

The Wondai Colonial Motel is centrally located in the heart of the South Burnett wine country, the ideal place from which to explore the local antique shops, art and craft, wineries, museums and Lake Barambah. The Motel boasts an excellent fully licensed restaurant, serving some of the best steaks in the South Burnett. With free Austar and digital TV, High speed internet access and a salt water swimming pool. The 14 Modern Air Conditioned rooms are well appointed and include a honeymoon Suite with Spa, executive rooms and 2bedroom family units. Welcome to your Clean, Comfortable and Quiet Home away from Home.

Following the inaugural Wondai Street Sprint held in 2016, their next event in 2017 promises to be bigger and better than ever. Held on a brand new asphalt track provided by the South Burnett Regional Council and run from a safety perspective under the banner of C.A.M.S. the committee is looking to build on the accolades received from competitors last year as one of the best events of its type they have attended. For 2017, following the acquisition of more concrete barriers, spectator viewing areas will be extended and augmented by grandstand seating at a number of interesting locations. Over time, the Wondai Street Sprint is expected to become a major event on the sporting calendar in South East Queensland....

Dubbed 'the art heart of the South Burnett', the Wondai Gallery is sure to surprise and impress. Prominently situated on the roundabout, behind the eye-catching dingo sculptures and rock pool, the building now housing the gallery was the original Stationmaster's residence, dating back to the early 1900s. It has been lowered and tastefully renovated, while retaining its old world charm, including the original timber flooring. A new Exhibition opens the first Friday of the month (except January), with artists attracted from throughout the State. A light supper is served and a local cellar door offers wine tasting. Usually, the exhibiting artists are on hand to discuss their works. As well, a 'Kids Korner' features art work from local schools. Works of pottery, silversmithing, ceramics and other arts and crafts are also displayed for sale. The recent addition of a workroom has allowed for the scheduling of children's art classes and various workshops for adults....

Looking for a shady place to have lunch or let the children run free for a while? Dingo Creek Park, on the northern outskirts of Wondai, is the ideal stopping point. With lots of open space, shady trees, a covered children's play area, free electric barbecues, covered tables and benches, it is a great spot to picnic or take a break from driving. In good seasons the creek runs, attracting lots of bird life. On public holidays, over long weekends and during school holidays, a Driver Reviver station operates in the Park....

Coronation Park is part of Wondai's attractive streetscaping. Situated in the centre of Wondai Central Business District, the Park is well utilised by both residents and visitors. There are gardens, covered picnic tables, benches, a public toilet (with disabled access), a bus shelter and a covered pavilion area. Enjoy a break here before exploring the heritage attractions of Wondai....