From Hervey Bay to Kingaroy | Bridges, Waterfalls & The Peanut Capital | Queensland | Vlog 10
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From Hervey Bay to Kingaroy | Bridges, Waterfalls & The Peanut Capital | Queensland | Vlog 10
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After the Nest Adventures
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Join us for another adventure as we leave beautiful Hervey Bay behind and make our way inland to Kingaroy in Queensland's South Burnett region.
We start the day with one final sunrise in Hervey Bay before hitting the road and
heading towards our next stay in
Kingaroy.
Along the way we make some
interesting stops, including the historic Dickabram Bridge, one of Queensland's
fascinating heritage bridges, before
continuing inland to the beautiful
Kinbombi Falls.
Then it's on to Kingaroy — Australia's
famous Peanut Capital.
We spent a day exploring the town and checking out some of the sights,
including:
The famous Kingaroy Peanut Silos
Mount Wooroolin Lookout and walking
trail
Apex Park Lookout
Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery
Kingaroy Heritage Museum
The Red Ant sculpture
The historic Carrollee Hotel
and, of course, finishing the day at the
Peanut Van.
Unfortunately, the Heritage Museum
was closed when we visited, so we'll
have to save that one for another
adventure.
Kingaroy turned out to be a great little
Queensland country town with plenty of history, agriculture, art and amazing views.
Come along with us as we discover
Kingaroy and the beautiful South Burnett region.
📍 Location: Kingaroy Qld
🎥 Filmed : August 2026
🏠 Stayed: Kingaroy Holiday Park
We’re an Australian couple over 50 exploring Australia through day trips, scenic walks, relaxing getaways, and real travel adventures — with the occasional overseas trip too.
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