Borumba
Deer Park offers a peaceful accommodation
hideaway on the banks of beautiful
Yabba Creek. Known for its relaxed
atmosphere, the park gives you
the chance to fish, swim, walk
or meet with neighbours.
The
Park is owned and operated by
our family
and we aim to ensure that every
one who
comes here has an enjoyable and
relaxing visit.
Col & Rosa Huddy
Visitors
can feed the deer or just
enjoy seeing them close up.
Our
generous camping areas allow
plenty of room for groups with
space
for children to play
The cabins are spacious and set
in pleasant surroundings
Borumba Deer Park
caravans - cabins - camping
Park your caravan on large, open
sites set amongst the trees
Borumba
Dam lies on Yabba Creek about
twelve kilometres west of Imbil
in the Mary River valley. The
dam was built in 1964, and is
earmarked for various expansion
programs in line with water shortages.
The dam currently holds a maximum
of 46,000 megalitres, and backs
up for about seven kilometres.
The dam is surrounded by steep
hills with good vegetation. The
large hill to the north of the
dam wall has hoop pine rainforest
in gullies, and campers at the
good campgrounds below the dam
sometimes see rarer Australian
mammals and birds
If
you dont want to stay in cabins
you can camp on the camping grounds
right near the river.
There
is a boat ramp near the dam wall
and probaly 1 minute drive to
the camping grounds. Deer Park
is roughly a 5 minute drive away
from the dam. The dam permits
powerboating and skiing, and is
popular with bass fishermen. A
Stocked Impoundment Permit is
required to fish, $35.00 for one
year, or $7.00 for a week.
Camping
costs $7 - 10 dollars per person,
per night. Toilets are provided
- showers and fire places for
the family to sit around.
If
you dont have a boat you can paddle
around in a canoe or just ask
someone for a tube ride or ski
with there boat, I am sure they
will take you out as Borumba is
a very friendly atmosphere. I
know this because i asked a young
family to join us for the day.
Best day they had in years and
we never charged them a cent.