If you're in and around Townsville, head for the hills; taste the history at the delightful Herveys Range Heritage Tea Rooms. Located on Thornton Gap Road, atop Hervey Range, in one of Queensland's last remaining slab-sided inns (C 1865), the Tea Rooms offers all day breakfast, light lunches, scrumptious scones and other sweet treats. We have a large range of teas and also offer the infamous Kopi Luwak coffee! Licensed as well. Gift shop. Dogs Welcome. Relax in our beautiful gardens, soak in the history inside the original, heritage-listed building, or stroll the 1.2km bush walk. Ask us about our wedding packages if you are looking to celebrate your special day in rustic, country elegance. Book a high tea experience, to celebrate a baby or bridal shower or birthday. Available to groups of 12 or more. Enjoy dainty sweets and savouries, finger sandwiches and scones, punch, tea and coffee. Come and visit us today and take in the history in our beautiful property.

Whether you are looking for a place to hold a celebration, or just a casual lunch, A Touch of Salt Restaurant & Bar is the place to be. Wedding venue services are available and there is always something exciting going on at our premises.

Townsville Rodders & Custom Car Club Inc is a local club in the Townsville area. It is Townsville's longest serving Hot Rod & custom car club, running for almost 30 years. The club is focused on events which cater to the whole family & membership is open to all Australian Street Rod Federation members & special vehicle enthusiasts.

The vision of the Maritime Museum of Townsville is to be an excellent, vibrant and innovative museum that benefits the Townsville community by collecting, conserving and extending knowledge about the region's maritime heritage, but also by showcasing the important role of the local maritime industry. This is achieved through exhibitions, school programs and school holiday activities. The museum's exhibitions are themed around World War I and II in the South-West Pacific including the Battle of the Coral Sea, the history of the Port of Townsville, the shipwreck of the coastal passenger steamer "Yongala" on 23 March 1911, now a top dive site and model ships. Also on display are fishing dinghies, rowing shells, a lifeboat and a workboat once used at the Port. The museum has various outdoor areas that can be hired for events such as weddings, birthday parties and other functions.

We are a not-for-profit organisation with a strong history and commitment to the community. Over the last eight years, Brothers has invested a total of $6,844,225.00 into the community. The Club is a proud supporter of the largest Rugby League Club in North Queensland- Brothers Junior and Senior Rugby League Clubs. We have been able to provide this community support as a result of trading profitability, the provision of excellent sporting and administration facilities, cash donations, in-kind support and use of licensed club facilities and equipment. Our facilities include a café, two restaurants, sports bar, function rooms, gaming room, bingo, sporting grounds and ample parking facilities We have a loyal and dedicated Board of Directors and employ over 130 staff.