128 Garvey Road, Ravensbourne, QLD, 4352, Australia

This beautiful 110 acre rural block faces north west and is the ideal location to escape and get away from the hustle and bustle of every day life.

Located a short 45 minute drive to Toowoomba and only 20 minutes from Crows Nest you are at the doorstep to all the high country has to offer - coffee shops, restaurants, art galleries, museums and more.
2 dams , Fully fenced Views of ,
2nd Photo shows were the power finishes, you will have to talk to ergon if power can be supplied it tis approximately 908 meters

Ravensbourne is known for its beautiful flora and fauna with the national park just a short distance away. If this sounds like your country escape call Kev for an inspection on 0408 108 785

Lot 1 - now available - 159.98 acres with creek frontage $1.5mil

Lot 2 - now available - 180 acres with 3 dams and solar bore $1.5mil

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Crows Nest - Lake Cressbrook
Address: Perseverance Dam Road, Crows Nest QLD 4355
Located about 15 minutes drive east of Crows Nest, along Perserverance Dam Road, and a leisurely 50 km drive north east of Toowoomba, this place should be on your activity hot spot list.

Lake Cressbrook offers many activities:

boating, rowing, fishing, bush walking, sailing, camping (unpowered campsites),picnicking
kayaking, canoeing.
Lake Cressbrook was completed in 1983 as part of Toowoomba's water supply. The lake is set in hills covered by open forest of grey gum and iron bark with areas of grassland. This vegetation provides an attractive habitat for koalas, kangaroos, wallabies and a number of smaller marsupials, many of them nocturnal. Waterfowl numbers have increased since the lake was formed and pelicans, ducks, black swans, cormorants and other birds can be observed in large numbers. Sea eagles have been known to nest on the foreshore of the lake and platypus has been seen at Lake Cressbrook.

Domestic animals
As the lake is a flora and fauna reserve, domestic animals are not permitted in the area. If you wish to exercise your dog in public outdoor spaces, head to www.tr.qld.gov.au/dogoffleash for a list of designated dog off-leash areas.

What to check before driving to Lake Cressbrook
Before you head out to the dam remember to check:

the current fire ban status. Check the status here.
whether the dam is open for all activities. Check the status here.
Gate opening times
How to get there
Camping
Lake Cressbrook walk
Useful link:
Lake Cressbrook walking trail map

Lake Cressbrook webpage
Features
Playground
Playground shade structure
Playground natural shade, Drinking, fountain, Car parking, BBQ
,Park ,bench ,Picnic tablesShelter,Toilets,Boating,Camping,Fishing,Walking,Basketball