Welcome

If you enjoy peaceful surroundings, bright starry nights, bush and a strong sense of history, visit us at Taabinga!

Situated near Kingaroy, Heritage listed Taabinga Homestead was built in 1846 and lives on as one of Queensland’s oldest continually occupied homes.

Taabinga Homestead is remarkable, as it remains a working cattle property with many of its outbuildings remaining to give a glimpse of past lifestyles.

Hosts Colin Marshall and Libby Leu share their historic home and offer visitors:

Accommodation – self contained B&B or catered
Group Visits – Tours of the Homestead and outbuildings and morning, afternoon teas or lunch
Music – Taabinga Homestead regularly presents music in the music barn or the Homestead. The Activities page lists forthcoming performances.
Functions Venue

The Homestead boasts extensive mature gardens, a large dam, walking tracks, abundant wildlife and a number of outbuildings, which survive, from when Taabinga was a large cattle station. Farm tours are available.

A commercial herd of Australia’s Murray Grey beef cattle is maintained at Taabinga.

Taabinga Homestead is centrally located in the South Burnett region of southeast Queensland. Nearby Boondooma and Bjelke-Petersen dams provided excellent fishing and recreation and the Bunya Mountains National Park is yet another major attraction close to Taabinga Homestead.

For any further information or to make a booking please feel free to contact us.