About Allenstown & the Bruce Highway
Allenstown sits on the Bruce Highway between Brisbane and Cairns, serving as a convenient base for travellers exploring central Queensland. The area offers straightforward walking trails, abundant caravan accommodation, and easy access to local amenities including golf courses and historic pubs.
Walks & Trails
Several easy walks are within reach for a quick stretch. Wilden Way, Kane Lane, and Quay Street are all nearby and suitable for a short outing. For more serious walkers, the Goldfield trail in Wooroonooran National Park offers a moderate 19km hike, while mountain bikers can tackle the Misty Mountains wilderness tracks (130km, expert level).
Camping
Southside Holiday Village is right at the visitor centre location, with multiple caravan parks nearby. Riverside Tourist Park and Gracemere Caravan Park are within 7km, while budget-conscious travellers can use Kershaw Gardens Free Campground just 6km away.
Golf
Rockhampton Golf Club is 3km away, with North Rockhampton Golf Club at 6km. Golfers can also access Gracemere Lakes Golf Club further afield.
Pubs & Dining
Local pubs are within walking distance. Allenstown Hotel is just 1km away, while Bartletts Tavern and The Brunswick Hotel are 2km off. Oxford Hotel, Heritage Hotel, and The Lionleigh Pub offer more dining options nearby.
Attractions
The Big Bull is a local landmark 6km away, worth a brief stop for photos.