Bundaberg Botanic Gardens

Highly recommended for a look see. One of Bundaberg’s Iconic Attractions. Bert Hinkler Museum is just at the entrance of the gardens is also worth a visit. Cafe in the grounds with wheelchair access for a coffee, cold drink or even sit down for a meal. Menu options available. There is also a Cane Train that runs through the grounds on different days, you will need to phone and check days and times. Great place for groups of school students, and general public. Friendly helpful staff are on hand for all your enquires.

Lovely gardens. The Chinese and Japanese gardens were well kept and I had to take lots of photos. Also its great that you can see 3 interesting museums for one price which we did over 2 days.

Looking for something to do when visiting Bundaberg, this is definitely the place to come to. It is free to enter and there is plenty of parking. There are three museums on site, Hinkler Hall of Aviation which also includes Hinkler House, Fairymead House Sugar History Museum and the Bundaberg & District Historical Museum. The best deal is to buy a museum pass so you get to see all three at a reduced price. There is a great cafe on site for when you are hungry called Cafe 1928. A miniature sugar train that takes you around the park. There is also the Chinese Gardens and the Japanese Gardens which are both beautiful. The park is full of wildlife and birds so do take in the beauty. There is so much to do, you can easily spend the whole day here and is very easy to walk around.

Loved the gardens. On a Sunday, Took train trip around the grounds.. $7 per adult. $3 per child. little man loved it. Great volunteers, very friendly and helpful. So many animals to see and feed the ducks. Loved the eels, water dragons, ducks, pelicans, turtles. Well layed out grounds. Plenty of parking, nice big playground in a fenced area. Clean toilets. Easy caravan parking on young street. Nice busy Cafe, quick service, reasonable prices and nice variety on the menu. So many grassed areas with shade for a picnic Love to visit again when next through Bundaberg

What a lovely little piece of paradise located away from the hustle and bustle. Probably the only downside are the bin chickens and the bird crap that goes with it. But it is a very nice garden, well maintained. It has a cafe I believe but we never ventured there. And a little steam train that shows you around the gardens.

These gardens are a credit to the city, they include quite a lot of the city’s history with the Hinkler Aviation Museum, a history museum, Fairymead House sugar industry museum, various styles of garden and the Sugar cane railway set in a beautiful place

Stopped here to ride the train (steam) with the family - great time had by all! Play in the large playground area and walked though the Hinkler museum + wondered through the gardens!