Childers, Administrative division in Bundaberg Region, Australia
Childers is a town in the Bundaberg Region of Queensland with distinctive red soil, gentle hills, and tree-lined roads running through the area. The center features local shops and services that support everyday life for residents and visitors.
The area developed as an agricultural community centered on sugarcane farming and local trade in the 1800s. It later became part of the Bundaberg Regional Council following an administrative restructuring in 2008.
The Bundaberg Regional Council organizes community programs and local festivals in Childers to maintain connections among residents and celebrate regional traditions.
The town sits along the Bruce Highway and provides basic facilities for travelers including petrol stations, shops, and rest areas. Visitors can find local information at the town services during weekday hours.
The area was historically known for rum and spirit production, which contributed to local economic development. This distilling tradition left a lasting mark on the region's character and heritage.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
