Eidsvold
Visit Eidsvold
Eidsvold pairs legendary bush tales with warm community spirit. Start at the RM Williams Australian Bush Learning Centre before wandering mural-lined streets and rodeo arenas.
North of town, Wuruma Dam serves sunrise paddles, bass fishing, and quiet camping spots beneath enormous skies.
- Town centre
- Eidsvold
- Signature experiences
- RM Williams Australian Bush Learning Centre, Wuruma Dam
- Perfect for
- Bush history fans, campers, road trippers
Town snapshot
Why Eidsvold is worth the stop
Step inside the RM Williams Australian Bush Learning Centre then camp, kayak, or fish at Wuruma Dam.
Use this hub as your launchpad for bush heritage and burnett river escapes. Scroll down for highlighted eateries, stays, and hero experiences curated with local operators.
Trip planner notes
- Town centre: Eidsvold
- Signature experiences: RM Williams Australian Bush Learning Centre, Wuruma Dam
- Perfect for: Bush history fans, campers, road trippers
Things to do
Eidsvold highlights
Tap a card to learn more about each experience, including best times to visit, what to pack, and links to official resources.
Wuruma Dam
A peaceful fishing, kayaking, and camping base 40 minutes north of Eidsvold.
RM Williams Australian Bush Learning Centre
Interactive exhibits and a nightly light show honour the bush legend who called Eidsvold home.
Eidsvold Street Murals
Discover large-scale artworks celebrating First Nations stories, rodeo heritage, and Alice Maslen’s famous hitching rail.
Eidsvold Historical Complex
Wander through relocated slab huts, Knockbreak homestead, and rail relics curated by the local historical society.
Where to stay
Rest in Eidsvold
Eidsvold Caravan Park
3 Esplanade St – cabins & sites (council-run).
Eidsvold on the Corner Motel
40 Moreton St – modern motel above cafe.
Star Hotel Motel Eidsvold
41 Moreton St – pub rooms & motel units.
RM Williams RV Stopover
23767 Gayndah-Monto Rd – self-contained RV site.
Explore another town
Switch base towns to uncover murals, river trails, and heritage detours across the North Burnett.