Lake Burbury Campground

Cradle Country & The West


This attractive shoreline campground just east of Bradshaw Bridge, a 20-minute drive out of Queenstown, offers toilets, a picnic area with sheltered electric BBQs and a children's playground.


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4.74 MILES

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2. Spion Kop Lookout

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The panoramic views of town from this lookout, which was named by soldiers after a battle in the Boer War, are excellent. Try to arrive at sunset, when…

3. Q Bank Gallery

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4. LARQ Studio

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6. Paragon Theatre

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Queenstown's story is told in this intriguing cemetery with more than 500 graves and some fascinating inscriptions on the crumbling headstones.

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