Kobble Creek
About Kobble Creek
Kobble Creek is a rural suburb of Moreton Bay Region and is situated south of Dayboro.
History of Kobble Creek
Kobble Creek predominately a dairy farming community with a few fruit farmers on the outskirts. Following the build of the North Pine Dam and the Lake Samsonvale flood, today the district has very limited farming. Kobble Creek was rezoned in June 2009 but was formerly part of the Samsonvale district.
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