Best Western Camelot Motel
Best Western Camelot Motel
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19 Agnes Street Gladstone 4680 QLD (Cnr Elizabeth St) |
    
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The Best Western Camelot Motel is a Three and a Half star 24 room Motel situated approx. 3 kms from the Gladstone CBD and 7 kms from the Gladstone Airport. Set high up in the City South, The Camelot Motel has harbour views by day and spectacular city lights by night. Enjoy freshly cooked meals six nights a week in our Licensed Restaurant or choose to have it delivered to the comfort of your room. All rooms include tea & coffee facilities, Queen Size Bed, Air Conditioning, Austar Television and a complimentary In - House Movie Channel.
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The Tondoon Botanic Gardens - One of Australia’s few totally native gardens specialising in plants of the Port Curtis Region and North Queensland. Features of the gardens include a lake with landscaped surrounds, Mt Biondello bush walk, colourful birdlife, wallabies, turtles and a number of pleasant picnic areas.
Curtis Island - Curtis island is a great daytrip from Gladstone featuring a long attractive coastline of rugged headlands and remote beaches.
Gladstone Regional Art Gallery and Museum - Housed in the beautiful old town hall, this attraction contains an ongoing program of visiting and local collections of Australian art, history and craft.
Potters Place - A fine art gallery and craft shop.
Aukland Inlet - A pleasant spot including the Rotary Waterfall and the 111-step walk to Aukland Hill and QAL lookouts.
Gladstone Marina - Offers a boating seascape, parkland, a boardwalk and a number of eateries and shops.
Barney Point - A historic headland and beach with several monuments, parkland and a swimming enclosure.
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Lake Awonga Recreation Area - A great spot for the whole family with many activities to enjoy including walking, swimming, sailing, fishing, water skiing and picnicking. The park also features a wildlife sanctuary with a variety of birdlife, wallabies and turtles.
Tours of Industry - Tours can be arranged of Gladstone’s major industrial areas including Queensland’s largest power station, the world’s largest alumina plant, Australia’s largest aluminium smelter and one of Australia’s busiest ports.
Tourist Drives - Covers a circuit of the central area of Gladstone, the waterfront, the west-side and the south-east side. It takes in spectacular views of the city and harbour.
Heritage Walk - An interesting walk of the city centre featuring significant historical aspects.
Fishing - There are many good locations in the harbour and its waterways.
Shopping - There are several shopping centres in Gladstone as well as some great local arts and crafts markets.
Reef Trips - Gladstone is an ideal base for reef, snorkeling and diving trips. Boats are also available for charter.
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