Mundubbera
Mundubbera Water Tower Mural
Capture the vibrant artwork depicting the meeting of the Burnett, Auburn, and Boyne rivers.
- Category
- Art And Culture
- Experience type
- Public art
- Town
- Mundubbera
- Best for
- 15 minute stop
Experience snapshot
Why travellers love it
Capture the vibrant artwork depicting the meeting of the Burnett, Auburn, and Boyne rivers.
Expect art and culture vibes with a public art twist, all anchored in Mundubbera.
Trip planner notes
- Ideal timing: 15 minute stop
- Experience type: Public art
- Find it in Mundubbera, Mundubbera
More in Mundubbera
Plan additional stops
Pair this experience with neighbouring highlights to fill your itinerary. Each card links to practical details and insider tips.
Mundubbera Bicentennial Park
Follow riverfront paths past the restored steam engine, sensory gardens, and sculptures honouring Mundubbera’s heritage.
Wain's Hill Lookout
Drive a short gravel track to frame the Burnett River, farmlands, and Mundubbera township from above.
Mundubbera Heritage & Information Centre
Discover the restored bullock wagon, pioneer tools, and farming stories from the three rivers region.
Mundubbera Regional Art Gallery
A volunteer-run space highlighting local creatives, Indigenous art, and touring exhibitions.
Jaycee Park Rest Stop
Pause your road trip at this hilltop park with sweeping views and an Indigenous mural by Malcolm Brown.
Auburn River National Park
Clamber over pink granite boulders, swim in rock pools, and camp beside the rugged Auburn River gorge.
Explore another town
Switch base towns to uncover murals, river trails, and heritage detours across the North Burnett.