Kareeya Hydro Power Station
Kareeya Hydro Power Station is close to Cardstone Road, Cardstone, Cassowary Coast Regional, Queensland
- Address: Cardstone Road, Cardstone QLD 4854, Australia
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Kareeya Hydro Power Station reviews
It’s a nice scenic drive up to here & not a lot to see right here other than the signs of information, so just depends on what your wanting or looking for as to if it’s worth the drive, but for me it was to say I’ve been to have a look, going to check out a few places for fishing & such on the drive back.
Despite the fact that you are couple of km from Koombooloomba Lake, there isn't any other access up than to drive back to Innisfail direction and go around 220 km over South Johnson to Ravenshoe (Palmerstone Hwy). …
Great place to work with stunning scenery and friendly staff
It’s a nice scenic drive up to here & not a lot to see right here other than the signs of information, so just depends on what your wanting or looking for as to if it’s worth the drive, but for me it was to say I’ve been to have a look, going to check out a few places for fishing & such on the drive back.
Despite the fact that you are couple of km from Koombooloomba Lake, there isn't any other access up than to drive back to Innisfail direction and go around 220 km over South Johnson to Ravenshoe (Palmerstone Hwy).
Great place to work with stunning scenery and friendly staff
The power plant offers a nice scenic drive, but there isn't much to see at the site itself. Depending on what you're looking for, it may or may not be worth the drive. Personally, I visited just to say I've been. On the drive back, I plan to check out a few places for fishing.
The location is a bit remote, with limited access to Koombooloomba Lake. You have to drive back to Innisfail and go around 220 km over South Johnson to Ravenshoe. However, the drive is scenic and the staff is friendly. Overall, a great place to work.
The power plant is located in a beautiful area, but there isn't much to see at the site itself. It all depends on what you're looking for. Personally, I enjoyed the scenic drive and plan to explore fishing spots on the way back.
The power plant is surrounded by natural beauty, but there isn't much to experience at the site. The drive is scenic and it's worth visiting to say you've been, but don't expect a lot of attractions. I'm planning to check out fishing spots on my return journey.
The power plant is located in a remote area, with limited access to Koombooloomba Lake. However, the drive up offers nice scenery. Whether it's worth the drive depends on what you're looking for. Personally, I wanted to see it for myself and plan to explore fishing spots on the way back.
The power plant is situated in a picturesque location, but there isn't much to do or see at the site itself. If you're interested in the power plant and want to enjoy a scenic drive, it's worth the trip. On the way back, I'm planning to check out some fishing spots.
The drive to the power plant is scenic, with not much to see at the site. It may or may not be worth it, depending on your interests. Personally, I visited to add it to my travel list. I'm planning to explore fishing spots on the way back.
The power plant is located in a beautiful area, but there is limited access to Koombooloomba Lake. To reach it, you need to drive back to Innisfail and take a detour. The drive itself is scenic, and the staff at the plant are friendly. Overall, it's a great place to work.
The power plant offers a scenic drive, but there isn't much to see at the site. Whether it's worth the drive or not depends on your preferences. Personally, I visited to check it off my list and plan to explore fishing spots on the way back.
