Queensland Heritage Park — Attraction in Biloela

Located on the western end of Biloela, the Qld Heritage Park complex is a wonderful collection of vintage machinery, antique furniture, documents, clothing and railway equipment. Spread across a large area the complex features the original Callide Valley Presbyterian church, the old Biloela railway station, three antique Section Cars and a collection of early Qld educational material, mining companies documents, maps and photographs. Another large shed contains a superbly restored collection of vintage Chamberlain tractors, International trucks and a restored Reo Speed Wagon. Under the new main canopy is a collection of restored vintage motor cars, stationary engines, pumps, generators and compressors. Refreshments, local and regional visitors information, restrooms and gift shop memorabilia is available. There is plenty of off-street parking, shady picnic tables, BBQ, water, dump point and camping sites. The entry fee of $5 is excellent value, children under 12 are free entry.

The heritage park showcases the best preserved pieces of local history and will delight anybody interested in items from...

Stayed in Biloela for 2 nights, decided to visit the heritage centre. The main reception/gift shop/cafe was really nice. A great selection of gifts, many Australian made products and Aboriginal art gifts, included a good selection of information and magazines for sights to see in the Capricorn region and wider afield. Unfortunately we were told the main centre was closed due to maintenance works so we were a little disappointed. Would have been nice if this had been stated on the website so we were aware. So my 2 stars are purely for the gift shop. But I'm sure It would have been a good time spent if it had been open. If anyone does go, let me.know if it...

Thanks so much for the 2 nights stay. A great museum and camp site. We camped out the back for $10 a night - no power. Power will cost you $15 a night. We have a camper trailer (patriot) and it just fits, we were in site 14. If you ask for say 15 there is a bit more room as it runs along the roadway. The showers / toilets are very good- clean and tidy. With our stay we were able to see the museum, included in our stay, which was great. We booked ahead to stay as the gates close at 1600 and you need a pass code to get in. There is a hotel within walking distance for meals if needed. A great place to stay and look...