Cobb & Co Nine Mile Camping Grounds is 50 lush acres situated on the Six Mile Creek on the edge of the Sunshine Coast and Cooloola Coast.
This HISTORIC location is the site of the old Cobb & Co Horse Change Stables. It was the first stop on the stage coach run from Gympie to Noosa which ran from 1878.
Down the creek are the remains of the old bridge that serviced the bullock teams, railroad workers, bridge builders and where the train passengers disembarked to catch the stage coach to Noosa and then by streamship (The Galgoa) to Brisbane.
Close by is the site of Queensland's worst train de-railment, the Rocky Mail Train disaster where 10 people lost their lives in 1925.
Learn tales of tough pioneers railroad navies, drunken miners, bushrangers, hidden gold and skilful stage coach drivers with their dry humour that helped forge this land in the late 1800's.
For further information or bookings, the following avenues of contact are available.
Phone: 07 5483 5065
Mobile: 0400 612 892
Email: Sean O'Hanlon