Kingston is in the suburb of Logan City. Charles Kingston was the name of a person who is tributed to this fantastic place. He was an important local landholder with such a long history. One of the legacies is his Kingston House in Hibiscus Street which used to be the local social centre. If you happen to travel to Kingston Queensland, you will not want to miss to see these.
Nearby interests
People reach Charles Kingston because of Logan Motorway. Although the suburb is not the major traffic, its strategic location is the reason why folks flock to this area. It is easy to get to Logan Central Plaza and Browns Plains. If you want to go to Kingston Palms shopping center, it will only take a few minutes to reach it.
Kingston Park Paintball
If you are staying at Kingston for a while with your group or family, make sure you don’t miss playing at Kingston Park Paintball in Kingston. It is a leisure activity that will make you and your family happier.The site consists of 4 playing fields in a 6 acres area, and caters to 90 people at one time. It would be a great idea if you are going with a large group of any event or occasion. The provider offers 2 hours playing time per session.
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Kingston Park Raceway
Kingston Park Raceway is definitely something you cannot miss when visiting Kingston for a while. You will want to spend more time on your holiday because this place offers a lot of things to the visitors. The first and foremost attraction is to see the raceway.
Photo Courtesy of: Kington Pioneer Cemetry
Kingston Pioneer Cemetery
Listed on Queensland Heritage Register, the place is the right one to visit if you and your group want to learn about the pattern of Queensland’s history.
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Mayes Cottage
Mayes Cottage is a nineteenth century house museum located at 20 Mawarra Street Kingston. Built by Mayes Family, it was listed in the Queensland Heritage Register back then in 1992. It is open to the public for free. You and your group could take a quick tour without spending a single dime while learning about Queensland’s history. You can even opt to use the guide’s service to make your experience more rich. It is also one of the earliest surviving buildings in the Kingston District. The authorities let the building preserve its appealing aspects so that modern people can learn many things from it.
