nearest government secondary schools are Tamborine Mountain State High School in Tamborine Mountain to the north and Beaudesert State High School in Beaudesert to the west. Facilities Canungra Police Station is at 33 Kidston Street (). Canungra Fire Station is at 3 Finch Street (). Canungra Ambulance Station is at 24 Christie Street (). Although historically in Canungra, Canungra Cemetery is on the corner of Beaudesert Nerang Road and Beechmont Road () in neighbouring Witheren. Amenities The Scenic Rim Regional Council Library Service operates a branch library at 12 Kidston Street () and provides access to public wifi. Current opening hours and services can be found at the Scenic Rim Regional Council website. Available collections and online resources can be accessed from the online library catalogue. The Canungra Hotel is at 18 Kidston Street (). It offers accommodation, food and drink. Canungra Bowls Club is a lawn bowls club at 18 Christie Street (). Canunga RSL is at 25-29 Pine Street (). It provides meals and drinks, with funds raised going to support of Australian military veterans and their families. St Luke's Anglican Church is at 15-21 Kidston Street (). It is within the Anglican Parish of Tamborine Mountain. St Mary Margaret's Catholic Church is at 51-57 Kidston Street (). Canungra Uniting Church is at 31 Appel Street (). There are a number of parks in the locality, including: D J Smith Park () Moriarty Park () Moriatry Park is a community sports centre with facilities for tennis, soccer, cricket, swimming, netball, taekwondo, hang gliding, yoga and dog sports. The hall and grounds are also available for hire. In culture In Redgum's No. 1 single "I Was Only Nineteen", Canungra is referred to as one of the bases used for training during the Vietnam War. The single was taken from Redgum's 1983 album Caught in the Act. Notable residents Des Bartlett, wildlife film maker, born in Canungra May Darlington Lahey (1889 - 1984), lawyer and judge, born in Canungra Robert Raymond, born in Canungra See also List of tramways in Queensland References Further reading External links Canungra cemetery The Canungra Times — Local history information and photos Towns in Queensland Scenic Rim Region Queensland in World War II Localities in Queensland