Discover the best top things to do in Mackay, Australia including Stoney Creek Farmstay, Mackay Aqua Park, Bluewater Lagoon, Orchid Display House, Greenmount Homestead, Bluewater Trail, Caneland Central Shopping Centre, Bucasia Beach, Gooseponds, Slade Point.
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5.0 based on 46 reviews
Stoney Creek Farmstay is located in a valley at the base of Mt Bridgeman, here you can get perfect peace and quiet, our guests can't believe how quiet is is here, stay in our secluded cottage that is very unique, go exploring along the creek up Mt Bridgeman were you can swim in crystal clear water at the base of a water falls. Or you might choose to go horse riding along our picturesque trails where you can see right back to the coast. Our well trained horses suit all riders, we take novice riders to experienced, all ages from 5 yrs to 85 yrs. If you prefer we can take you four wheel driving on the same trails as the horses, stop at Pine Tree falls and go for a swim, be careful though you just might not want to leave.
5.0 based on 149 reviews
The ultimate inflatable obstacle course on water that's fun for all ages! Perfect for groups large and small, birthday parties or just a fun way to get active and cool off in Mackay! We typically close over the winter months of June, July and August. Please always check our website for up to date session times.
If you are in Mackay and you enjoy water sports then Wakehouse is a must visit. Great facilities, staff that are passionate about wakeboarding and great coffee and food from the lakeside cafe. Also the aquapark is a great option to get the kids out on the water.
4.5 based on 362 reviews
Fantastic spot for the kids to cool off. Has a waterslide and different pools to swim in with shallow pool for smaller kids. Nice grassy areas to sit by the pool. Facilities are clean too.
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Greenmount Homestead (five kilometres west of Walkerston) is one of Mackay's most valued historic attractions. Built in 1915 by Albert Cook, the former cattle property forms part of the original claim taken up by Captain John Mackay in 1862. Following the death of Albert’s son Tom, the homestead was gifted to the city in 1983 and has operated as a heritage site ever since. The grounds contain a number of buildings, including a Queenslander style homestead, staff quarters, garage and blacksmith’s workshop, which together house a collection of more than 20,000 artefacts. The stunning heritage listed gardens and grounds played an important role in Cook family life, and feature a formal front garden, fernery, and arbour.
I thought this place was a lovely interesting place to visit if you are interested in history. The staff member was lovely, helpful and very informative. Beautiful place.
4.5 based on 160 reviews
Get out and explore this great region along the Bluewater Trail. Take a leisurely stroll or scenic bike ride along the award winning shared pathway whilst taking in much of the region's natural beauty.Six of the region's key attractions sit along the trail including the beautiful Mackay Regional Botanic Gardens, the Sandfly Creek Environmental Walkway, the Catherine Freeman walk, the free three-tiered Bluewater Lagoon aquatic facility, Bluewater Quay (with barbecue facilities) and Iluka Park (all abilities playground).Get active and enjoy the 'ring of activity' which boasts pedestrian and bicycle pathways, raised boardwalks, environmental areas, disabled access and activities for children and young people.Winner of the 2010 National Heart Foundation Local Government Award.
Time did not permit for me to enjoy the full circuit of roughly twenty kilometres of shared pathway which circles around Mackay. The circuit was designed for cyclists and pedestrians to discover the main attractions like the Bluewater Lagoon, Bluewater Quay, Sandfly Creek Environmental Reserve, Iluka Park, Mackay Regional Botanic Gardens and the Catherine Freeman walk, keep an eye out for six interesting outdoor public art installations along the way. I enjoyed the stretch from the Bluewater Lagoon around to Sandfly Creek Environmental Reserve and discovered four art sculptures, my personal favourite being the 'Mangrove Cap'.
4.5 based on 96 reviews
Great food and plenty of variety to shop and be entertained. Plenty of parking and under cover. Two levels with just about all the shops you would wish for. Big water park next door for the kids.
4.5 based on 44 reviews
Fabulous flat beach for walking, especially at low tide. Off leash dog beach area, with generally well behaved dogs. Not crowded but people you meet are generally happy to chat!
4.5 based on 30 reviews
wonderful place for visitors to sit and relax a must see for travellers if they are needing a place to relax in shade and watch the ducks
4.5 based on 23 reviews
We were really surprised at how lovely this spot is. Long beach with great picnic spots along the way. Lambert's Lookout provides spectacular views and we were lucky enough to see a whale breach while looking through the telescope provided for the public. Highly recommend a visit.
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