College (formerly Gayndah State High School), to the east in Gayndah. Distance education and boarding schools are other options. Amenities The North Burnett Regional Council operates a public library at 30 Lyons Street and a public swimming pool at Bauer Street in Mundubbera . The Mundubbera branch of the Queensland Country Women's Association meets at 79 Lyons Street. Jehovah Tsidkenu Wesleyan Methodist Church is at 1 Diana Street (). It is part of the Wesleyan Methodist Church of Australia. The Apex Ski area, from Jones Weir along Coonambula Road, is a popular recreation facility. Boating, fishing and water skiing all take place on the weir. Facilities include boat ramp, jetty, barbecue area and public toilets. Camping is not allowed. It is a scenic site for bird watching and fishing. Jones Weir is stocked by the Mundubbera Anglers Fish Stocking Association Inc. Platypus and Ceratodus (Lungfish) may be spotted. Jones Weir is owned and managed by Sunwater. North Burnett Regional Council own and manage the boat ramp, facilities and recreation areas located approx. upstream. Public access is permitted in designated areas only. Attractions While Mundubbera attracts seasonal workers from around the world, tourism remains relatively undeveloped. Some attractions include: The nearby Auburn River National Park is a good location to find Queensland Lungfish (Neoceratodus forsteri), known locally as Ceratodus, a rare living fossil found only in the Burnett and Mary Rivers. This park is popular with bush walkers and rock climbers. It features cascades, great swimming spots, caves, balancing rocks and superb scenery. The town lookout on the entrance to town on the Burnett Highway is home to a Black stump, to symbolise Mundubbera's location on the edge of the Outback. The Big Mandarin, a larger than life fibreglass model of an Ellendale Mandarin doubles as a kiosk for a local caravan park. It is one of many "Big" tourist attractions that dot the Australian landscape. The Meeting Place of the Waters 360-degree mural painted on the sewerage pumping station is a visual tribute to the Boyne Auburn and Burnett Rivers that provide Mundubbera with its prosperity. The Riverside Walk, Bicentennial Park and Railway Precinct are beside the Heritage listed Jones Weir. The Burnett River Bridges section of the Boyne Burnett Inland Rail Trail was opened in 2022 at Mt Debateable Railway Siding, Gayndah. Sixteen kilometres of it lies beside the Burnett River. The Red Gulley Bridge, Slab Creek Bridge, Spring