Footprints Feeding Grounds
Bundaberg

Small but roomy, the hostel has a max of four people to a room. It’s a short walk to town, pubs and shopping centre. A great place to rest and relax between Fraser Island and Airlie

Feeding Grounds is the littlest hostel in Bundaberg. It is named after a special place where turtles rest and recover between long journeys. Now you can do the same! This beautiful example of a 1950's split level home has five bedrooms, a huge kitchen with plenty of fridges and a large lounge/dining room.

The homely atmosphere this creates is rare among hostels. Bedrooms are situated upstairs, with a toilet, shower and a bath tub for travelers to soak their weary bones. Downstairs is another shower and toilet and a washing machine that is FREE to use. We even supply the powder!

Outside there are grassy lawns, a real Aussie backyard and a FREE barbeque. Lots of room to sunbake or lie in a hammock and read. If you drive, there is also heaps of safe off-road parking for your car. Checkout time is flexible. Guests can pack up around lunch and those catching a late bus can stay at the hostel during the day. We'll take you to and from the coach/train station for FREE also.

Travellers from the North turn right at the roundabout near the North Primary School. Before the Tallon Bridge School take a left and a sharp right. Look for the orange fence beside the Kalua Motel.
Travelling from the South turn left at the blue and yellow information centre onto the Tallon Bridge and take a sharp right at the end of the bridge. Again look out for the orange fence near the Kalua Motel.