Biggenden is a no frills laid-back country town. Some different crafts are available in the local craft shop in the main street. The best bread in Australia is baked in Biggenden, the best sausages in Australia are made by the local butcher and a hamburger from the cafe Classic will have you coming back for more. The local citrus blossom honey has a taste you'll never forget. 

Visitors are most welcome at the nine- hole golf course at Biggenden. Green fees are currently AU$4 for an 18-hole round. Biggenden has other excellent and very well kept sporting facilities for a town of its size lawn bowls club, tennis courts, turf cricket pitch, rifle range and swimming pool.

In Biggenden just 8km away there is a wonderful coffee shop/craft outlet/cellar door set-up in a 109 year old restored blacksmith's residence at 21 George Street – do not miss it, two hotels, two service stations and a cafe providing meals at reasonable prices.

Visit the cattle liveweight selling centre (Monday and Thursdays), historic Chowey Railway Bridge, the Biggenden Museum, The Den local crafts and the restored blacksmith shop. Bushwalk in Mount Walsh
National Park or 4-wheel drive the rugged track up to Coongara Rock and waterfalls. Mount Walsh NP has some of the best bushwalking for experienced walkers in Australia. A walk up the mountain (645
metres) will give you a good workout and the view is 180 degrees of breathtaking scenery.

Paradise Dam and Lake Paradise, recently completed, offer water sports, fishing, signposted walks past old mine shafts and free barbecues.

Just one hour's drive away is World Heritage- listed Fraser Island, the largest sand island in the world with different flora, beautiful clear lakes, fishing and camping facilities and 4-wheel drive tracks.

At Bundaberg – just over an hour's drive from Edgehill – you can board one of the tourist vessels or fly to Lady Musgrave or Lady Elliott Islands on the outer Great Barrier Reef for a day of coral viewing, snorkelling, fishing and fun.