Campbell's Wharf: Macleay Island heritage waterfront

Explore the waterfront story of Campbell's Wharf on Macleay Island, a heritage-trail stop linked to early island settlement and South Sea Islander labour.

By Is Great EditorialUpdated 11 September 20265 min read

At the end of Wharf Street, Campbell's Wharf is a quiet heritage-trail stop where Macleay Island's waterfront history meets the bay.

The Council heritage record links the wharf with early settler John Campbell and the history of South Sea Islander labour in the Redlands. Take time to look across the waterfront and connect this place with other heritage stops around the island.

Learn more in the Council heritage record (opens in a new tab) and the Council trail strategy (opens in a new tab).

Sources last validated: 8 September 2026.

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