Download coordinates as: Eungella is a rural town and locality in the Mackay Region, Queensland, Australia.

The southern branch of Cattle Creek forms on this escarpment and creates the fertile valley to the east, where it becomes a tributary of the Pioneer River in Mirani, which eventually flows into the Coral Sea at Mackay.

[4] Due to the mountainous terrain and the protected areas, there is limited development of the land in the locality.

Access to the area was by a pack horse track or by a road via Nebo and Mount Britton.

[13][14][15][16] Eungella was a cool retreat from the heat and humidity of the coast for picnic parties and tourists, and a venue for dances.

[17] Nineteen families from the region invested in a syndicate to build and operate the Eungella Chalet which was opened in 1933.

[18] The foundation stone of the Eungella Presbyterian Church was laid in July 1947 and it was officially opened on 23 November 1947.

[24] Eungella National Park is a popular attraction and is noted for rain forest walking trails and sightings of platypus.