Attractions

The Alpha region is famous for its petrified wood and its latest attraction the Fossilised Forest sculpture reflects this.

Beta was situated in a small town and railway settlement about 30 kilometres west of Alpha, between Alpha and Jericho.

The Jane Neville Rolfe collection is named after the famous water colourist who visited Alpha Station in the 1800s.

Behind the Alpha Tourist Information Centre in Shakespeare Street is the Tivoli Theatre Museum that houses a collection of memorabilia from the early settlement days.

Created by Antone Bruinsma, the Fossilised Forest sculptures celebrates the Alpha areas rich collections of fossilised wood.

Alpha Golf Club offers a warm and memorable golfing experience set against the vast, scenic backdrop of outback Queensland.

Alpha is branded the ‘Town of Murals’ due to the 27 colourful murals painted on buildings throughout the town.

Redbank Park is loated on the banks of the Jordan River just east of Jericho.

The Jericho Drive Inn is the smallest Drive Inn Theatre in the Southern Hemisphere. It is a unique experience to watch the latest movies.

Tambo's Wilderness Way is a self-drive tour through an area of rugged beauty, known as the ‘Roof of Queensland’.

Visitors can experience the action of a live sale from the purpose built viewing deck.

Many of the graves in the Blackall Cemetery date back to the late 1800s.

Between the Bougainvilleas is an award winning heritage trail, which showcases some of Barcaldine’s varied and colourful history.

It is a camping, recreation and fishing area. It's open daily, all year round.

Barcaldine Golf Club captures the true spirit of outback golf, offering a unique and memorable experience on natural fairways and traditional sand greens.

If you are musically inclined you might like to try playing the Thong-A-Phone and Marimba which are located in Oak Street.

Located in Oak Street, the Windmill is a symbol of the importance of Artesian Water plays to Outback Queensland. Constructed by Sidney Williams and Company.

The historic Tree of Knowledge is famous for being the birthplace of the Australian Labour movement.

Barcaldine and District Museum is housed in the old National Bank Building.

Located in Beech Street, the Masonic Lodge is a national heritage listed building which houses a working Masonic temple.

The Radio Picture Theatre is a classic Art Nouveau movie theatre, with the original canvas seating and painted screen facade.

Discover at your own pace the Australian Workers Heritage Centre - a place of reflection that celebrates the extraordinary legacy of working Australians.

While visiting the Barcaldine Visitor Information Centre, take the time to appreciate the 360-degree views of Barcaldine.

The Barcaldine Rec Park is open for you to enjoy a wide range of water sports, non-water recreation.

Stubby Bend offers fully self-contained travellers a free site for camping.