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Lake Somerset provides a great variety of recreational facilities, along with being a part of south east Queensland’s water grid that supplies the region’s drinking water. Enjoy the day use areas at Kirkleagh, The Spit and Somerset Park. Designated swimming areas are located at Kirkleagh and The Spit. Motorised and non-motorised watercraft is allowed on the lake including water skiing, jet skiing, wakeboarding and tubing. Don't forget to grab your boating and fishing permits before heading out or dropping a line. If you want to stay longer there are a number of private campgrounds, holiday houses and retreats close by. Find out more about the accommodation around Lake Somerset at the Kilcoy Visitor Information Centre. Seqwater manages the recreation facilities at Lake Somerset. Before heading to the lake check Seqwater’s recreation and safety notices....

Watts Bridge Memorial Airfield is located near the town of Toogoolawah in the Somerset region. The original runways and buildings were built in 1942 as part of Australia’s World War II defence program. After the war the airfield was no longer required by the military, so the buildings were removed and the airstrips returned to their previous agricultural use. In the 1980s a small group of dedicated recreational pilots re- discovered the airfield and undertook the enormous task to return the airfield to its original glory. Today the airfield is used by sport and recreational aviators and encourages the public to come along to their events throughout the year. ...

Take a step back into yesteryear- Coronation Hall was originally a picture theatre used by the builders and their families during the construction of Somerset Dam. The venue is in its original condition and boast country character coupled with high ceiling and open spaces. The venue is in the perfect location (close to Lake Somerset) and suitable for vintage or rustic themed weddings. Coronation Hall is owned and managed by Somerset Regional Council, in south east Queensland. ...