Lake Proserpine / Gia Country

The Reef Trail
Thursday 12 June, 2025

The Reef Sundowner

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The Reef Trail

All Ages

Free Event

🍻 BYO

Thursday 12 June, 2025


4.30pm - 9.45pm


Lake Proserpine Campgrounds, 66 Station Rd, Lake Proserpine QLD 4800


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THE REEF SUNDOWNER

The next stop on our journey through paradise invites you to trade the seaside for the serene beauty of the lakeside, as we make our way to Lake Proserpine / Gia Country for the Reef Sundowner. Just 30 minutes inland from Proserpine, Lake Proserpine is a hidden gem of peaceful beauty, providing the perfect place to slow down, unwind, and embrace the magic of the moment.

Settle in for a delightful afternoon of live acoustic folk music, delicious local food, and breathtaking lake views, all set on the traditional lands of the Gia people. Join fellow trail-goers and locals for this free event as we indulge in fresh sourdough pizza, let the kids enjoy the jumping castle, and bask in the warmth of good company.

The afternoon begins with an engaging performance by First Nations musicians Harold Bowen (Gia and Ngaro Traditional Owner) and Adi Thomas (South Sea Islander and Polynesian), who share their cultural heritage and musical connection through a captivating blend of song and storytelling

Next, the Whitsundays’ favourite troubadour, David Flower, electrifies the crowd with his passionate performance. The evening continues with the soulful harmonies of transpacific troubadours, Those Folk, who will transport you through their world of love, nostalgia, and hope. Join in a fireside singalong featuring gospel of the American South and old-timey tunes, bringing the night to a magical close under the stars.

For those wanting to extend the experience, the nearby campground offers a chance to stay the night by the lakeside. It’s an evening to remember, filled with good food, great music, and the breathtaking beauty that makes this spot a beloved addition to any Queensland travel itinerary.

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HOW TO GET THERE

Lake Proserpine is just a short 15-kilometer drive west of Proserpine, right in the heart of North Queensland’s stunning Whitsunday region. Nestled about 50 kilometers inland from the coast, it’s the perfect spot to escape and take in the serene beauty of the area!
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WHERE TO STAY

Lake Proserpine offers unpowered 'bush camping' sites, providing the perfect opportunity to fully immerse yourself in nature.

Set away from the day area, this peaceful and unplugged camp area is perfect for those with their own caravans or tents. If you're short a caravan or tent, two glamping tents are onsite for hire. The campground has onsite amenities, BBQ facilities and pontoons for boating activities.

Please note, campsites must be booked in advance through the link below.

Welcome to Lake Proserpine

Lake Proserpine, tucked away in Queensland’s stunning Whitsunday region, is the ultimate getaway for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Just a short drive from Airlie Beach, this peaceful spot offers bush camping, boating, fishing, and scenic walks around the lake. It’s also the perfect base for exploring the nearby Whitsunday Islands and the Great Barrier Reef.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Frequently Asked Questions

Accessibility

Our team work hard to ensure access needs are taken into account from the moment we dream up an event to the moment you leave the site. Learn all about accessibility at Qld Music Trails and ask our team any questions you might have below.

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QMF respectfully acknowledges the Gia Peoples as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land, waters and skies where The Reef Sundowner unfolds. We extend our respects for their enduring connection to the remarkable terrain, where creative works take place, performances resonate, and celebrations come to life. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders of all communities who also work and live on this land. We recognise the importance of First Nations leadership and collaboration, and QMF commits to walking together on a journey of shared learning and culture.

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