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Lake Dyer

Escape to the picturesque Lockyer Valley to camp on the banks of the Laidley Creek. Situated about 24 kilometres south of Laidley, this small, rural campground is framed by the Little Liverpool Range and Great Dividing Range. Lake Dyer is a popular fishing, boating and day trip spot. There are secure camping amenities, town water, showers, powered and unpowered sites, free barbecues, disability facilities and a children’s playground. Covered barbecue areas and water activities are available.

Welcome to Lake Dyer

Contact Details

Location

Lake Dyer
Laidley Heights QLD
4341

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Phone

Website

Event Organiser

Lockyer Valley Regional Council

Features

Barbeque
Carpark
Pet Friendly - Enquire
Picnic Area
Public Toilet

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The southern end of Southern Queensland Country region runs along the NSW border with border crossings at Wallangarra, Texas, Goondiwindi and Legume near Killarney. In the current Covid-19 climate, travel and border restrictions change regularly so we recommend checking the Queensland Health Website before traveling to our region. For current lock down restrictions click here and for travel restrictions to and within Queensland click here. We look forward to welcoming you back to Southern Queensland Country when restrictions are lifted.