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Lake Belmore, 4 km from Croydon, is a Jewel of the Savannah and Outback Queensland’s highlight. Enjoy fishing, kayaking, and picnics along the Savannah Way.
Croydon Goldfields allow you to trace the footsteps of gold rush pioneer.
Visit Croydon's Chinese Temple Site to experience the enduring legacy of its 19th-century Chinese community through preserved historical remnants and informative trails.
Croydon, a tiny Outback oasis on the Savannah Way, offers historic architecture and charm, warm hospitality, captivating stories, and a touch of mystery.
Federation Park is a serene retreat in Croydon, blending art, history, and nature. Explore steel sculptures, memorials, and shady spots perfect for relaxation and reflection.
In the heart of Queensland’s Outback, Croydon’s railway heritage tells the story of a gold rush boomtown connected by the historic Normanton to Croydon line.
Established in 1889, Croydon Cemetery offers visitors a serene environment to connect with the region's rich history.
Wander through Croydon’s gold mining history at the Iguana Consols Mining Museum, featuring restored equipment, historic relics, and a miners hut. Free entry, open year-round.
Croydon Caravan Park offers a peaceful retreat with a pool, free tennis, golfing, and spacious, shaded areas. Enjoy modern amenities and explore Croydon’s rich heritage.
Experience the charm of Croydon's history and culture at Matron Morrow Hall Library, a hub for learning and connection.
Tee off at Croydon Savannah Golf Course, where rugged Outback terrain, sweeping views, and peaceful landscapes create a one-of-a-kind golfing adventure under endless skies.
The TerrEstrial is unique in its concept, a Visitors Information Centre, Council Library, and Services Australia Access Point.
Discover The Les Wilson Barramundi Discovery Centre, the secrets of only hatchery in the world to breed the Southern Gulf strain barramundi.
Only three and a half hours from Cairns in Tropical North Queensland's Gulf Savannah lies a land so different in contrasts - the Undara Experience.
Talaroo's hot springs and mounded travertine terraces are unique to Australia and have developed over millions of years.
In the vast savanna country, a sea of seasonal grasses conceals one of the earth’s longest flows of lava originating from a single volcano.
Julia Creek is an RV Friendly town and has a designated free camping area alongside the water’s edge of Julia Creek.
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.
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.
For travelers, there are few things more relaxing than slipping into a luxurious Artesian Bath at the end of a long day driving.
Grab your friends and kids and pop down for an afternoon of fun and Mini Golf in Julia Creek!
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.
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.
The Centre offers a great selection of travel information brochures, maps and a range of souvenirs that can only be found in Julia Creek.