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Aranbanga, QLD
Gayndah A Motel sits on Mick Lutvey Street in Aranbanga, a small locality within the Gayndah region of Queensland's North Burnett. Gayndah, about 5km away, is known as Australia's oldest citrus-growing town and serves as a gateway to the wider Burnett region. This motel suits road-trippers travelling the Burnett Highway between Bundaberg and Monto, farm workers, and visitors exploring the historic town centre. The area attracts citrus harvest workers during picking season and weekenders touring rural Queensland. Nearby Gayndah offers heritage buildings, riverside parks along the Burnett River, and farm gate citrus sales in season. The motel provides straightforward accommodation for those needing a comfortable overnight stop in this agricultural region.
The motel is located at 4 Mick Lutvey Street in Aranbanga, approximately 5km from Gayndah town centre in Queensland's North Burnett region, along the Burnett Highway.
Gayndah town offers heritage buildings, the Burnett River with parks and fishing spots, local citrus orchards with farm gate sales during season, and cafes in the historic main street. The town is known as Australia's oldest citrus-growing area.
Yes, it's well-suited for travellers on the Burnett Highway between Bundaberg and Monto, offering a convenient overnight stop in a quiet rural setting with easy highway access.
Yes, onsite parking is available for guests.
The motel typically accommodates farm workers during citrus harvest season, road-trippers touring rural Queensland, and visitors exploring the North Burnett region.