Attractions

Samson, the major sculpture was created by artist, Sue Tilley, from a range of vintage metal objects collected locally.

The Centre offers a great selection of travel information brochures, maps and a range of souvenirs that can only be found in Julia Creek.

These bright coloured cruiser bikes are free to hire and can be used to travel into town on the fully sealed walking/riding track.

Set off on Julia Creek's Historical Walk either as a short walk around the main area of town or the half day version.

Beneath the Creek allows you to hear about these remarkable tiny creatures and to view them in a habitat similar to that in the wild.

Never taken part in a cattle muster? Now you can, at the Julia Creek Visitor Information Centre virtual reality (VR) cattle muster.

Peter Dawes Park is centrally located in Burke St Julia Creek. The Park includes undercover picnic tables with BBQ facilities and a shaded kids playground.

If you love history, you’ll enjoy the Duncan McIntyre Museum in Julia Creek, home to countless relics from a bygone era.

One feature you definitely won’t miss in Julia Creek is the 30 metre wine glass shaped water tower.

The Julia Creek Opera House is home to a collection of local and regional photographs of the past life of the people of the region.

Grab your friends and kids and pop down for an afternoon of fun and Mini Golf in Julia Creek!

For travelers, there are few things more relaxing than slipping into a luxurious Artesian Bath at the end of a long day driving.

Stretch your legs and enjoy Julia Creek's sporting facilities... located opposite the Julia Creek Caravan Park and a short walk from the Free RV Park.

Stay fit while traveling or relax at Julia Creek Swimming Pool and Water Park. Enjoy laps, water slides, and family fun in this must-visit destination.

Visit the remains of a concrete building which housed a generating plant supplying power to a RAAF High Frequency / Direction Finding Station.

Julia Creek is an RV Friendly town and has a designated free camping area alongside the water’s edge of Julia Creek.

Drop into Crackup Corner where you’ll be greeted by their ticket seller and sent on the yellow brick road of laughter and intrigue.

The Royal Theatre Winton is an iconic open-air theatre built in 1918 and is just one of two open-air theatres still operating in Australia.

Inside the heritage listed Corfield and Fitzmaurice building awaits one of the nation's most comprehensive displays of Australian Dinosaur fossils.

Winton Golf Club delivers a true outback golf experience, where sand greens, natural fairways, and sweeping horizons create a course full of character.

The Waltzing Matilda Centre is a museum so steeped in Australiana that the architecture itself references the landscape and history of the local region.

Bladensburg National Park is a large park protecting Mitchell Grass Downs and Channel Country.

The Lilleyvale Hills are set on the edge of Winton Shire and Boulia Shire on the Kennedy Developmental Road.

Built from local flagstone rock the Cambridge Downs Heritage Display Centre is a replica of the original Cambridge Downs Homestead built in the late 1860's.

When travelling the Overlanders Way, between Townsville and Mount Isa, the Jack Brown Lions Park at Richmond presents itself as a halfway stopover.