Western Downs Regional Council has partnered with the Federal Government to fast-track a $1.2 million revamp of Condamine’s Caliguel Lagoon.
Council Spokesperson for Recreational Spaces and Cemeteries, Councillor Carolyn Tillman said the upgrades had revitalised the facility and enhanced recreational opportunities for the region.
“We take pride in our natural assets and environment and this project has delivered a range of new features which will ensure a more enjoyable experience for residents and travellers,” Cr Tillman said.
“As part of this project, a range of new and improved feature have been installed including new fire pits, bin enclosures, shelters, picnic seating, barbeques, vehicle barriers, and wayfinding and entry signage.
“A brand-new camp kitchen and formalised vehicle and RV parking have also been installed, and we have delivered fabulous upgrades to the landscaping and day use areas to make the space more appealing for camping stays.”
Council Spokesperson for Tourism, Events and Regional Promotion, Councillor Kylie Bourne said the revamped facility would encourage more locals to explore their backyard and help to encourage more visitors to the region.
“We are proactively advancing our region as a tourism destination, and this project is about promoting our fantastic region and enticing more people to visit our towns and stay in our region a little longer,” Cr Bourne said.
“Caliguel Lagoon is a fantastic spot to go for a kayak or a swim, and arguably has one of the best vantage points for a Western Downs sunset.
“Condamine is also a really interesting place to visit with a unique history, so I encourage people to consider heading to the area for a fantastic experience exploring the revamped Caliguel Lagoon and surrounding area.”
This project was delivered in partnership with the Australian Government’s Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program.
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