Taabinga Homestead

Taabinga Homestead serves as a significant heritage destination located in Haly Creek. Established in 1846, this working cattle station features original timber buildings and gardens that reflect the pastoral history of the South Burnett area. Visitors can book self-contained accommodation in the overseer’s cottage or the winery cottage, both of which provide basic amenities for short or long stays. The property functions as a venue for weddings, music performances, and community events, utilising its expansive outdoor areas and historic structures. Situated a short drive from the town of Kingaroy, the homestead offers access to regional natural attractions such as the Bunya Mountains National Park. Guests can participate in guided tours of the main house to learn about the family history and preservation efforts associated with the site. The grounds include established trees and birdwatching opportunities, making it a destination for those interested in nature and Australian history. Its location in Haly Creek provides a secluded environment away from major urban centres.