
Cumberland Chimney Historic Site



Cumberland Chimney Historic Site
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The Cumberland Chimney Historic Site is a captivating location, home to the remnants of a gold mine crushing plant. Apart from its rich historical relevance, the site also boasts a well-designed lagoon, a haven for bird life and a treat for photographers. It offers ample space for various sizes of camping rigs, ensconced in tranquility and shade. With facilities including long drop toilets and rubbish bins, the site encourages camping, while not providing explicit rules on the length of stay. This combination of history, nature, and comfort provides a unique experience for visitors.
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Cumberland Chimney Historic Site•Gulf Developmental Road, Georgetown, QLD, 4871
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Gulf Developmental Road
Georgetown, QLD 4871
Cumberland Chimney Historic Site
Free · no booking needed