Seeonee Park is a 600-acre (≈100 ha) bush reserve at Limestone Creek, roughly 10 minutes east of Rockhampton on the road to Yeppoon. The land is owned and operated by Scouts Queensland as the Capricorn District's flagship Scout campsite (Camp Petrel, Brown Hut, Seeonee Weir swimming hole, hall, kitchen, bunkrooms). Scouts Queensland grants the Rockhampton Mountain Bike Club (Rocky MTB) restricted access to build and ride a network of cross-country trails through the ironbark forest — making Seeonee Park the club's second venue alongside First Turkey MTB Reserve in town.
The riding is XC-focused: relatively flat-to-rolling lines with rocky natural-terrain singletrack and longer loop options good for endurance training. Rocky MTB hosts several races here through the year, including the long-running Trek Rockhampton MTB XCEN 3- and 6-hour day/night events at Arunga's Hut.
Access is gated and restricted: trails are open to Rocky MTB members only during defined hours (the reserve is shared with active Scout camps), and the club asks riders to respect noise/dust limits when the Scouts are in residence. Non-members can only ride here on a race day or as a guest of a member.
The land that is now Seeonee Park has a striking WWII history: between 1942 and 1944 the area hosted more than 70,000 U.S. soldiers as a training and logistics base — more than the population of Rockhampton at the time. Bullet casings, US Army cutlery, dog tags, coins and a.303 bayonet have all been recovered on the site, and local detectorists treat the reserve as an ongoing archaeological area.
Scouts Queensland took on the property after the war as the Capricorn District's main campsite. The name "Seeonee" comes from Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book — the Seeonee Pack is Mowgli's wolf pack — and is a traditional Scout name reused at camps across the Commonwealth. Seeonee Park has hosted multiple Queensland Ventures and Cuborees, plus user groups including Laser Skirmish CQ, CQ Field Archers, the Capitaine de Buch re-enactment group and Rocky MTB.
The MTB network is the more recent layer: Rocky MTB negotiated access for cross-country trail building, expanding the club's offering beyond First Turkey, and the venue has become a regular fixture on the central-Queensland endurance race calendar (Trek Rockhampton MTB XCEN 3hr/6hr at Arunga's Hut, plus 60 km XCM marathons sometimes run from here).