The old Injune Courthouse offers a unique glimpse into the town's history, particularly its connection to local ex-servicemen and women.
At the southern end of Stockyard Street is the remains of a solitary tree on a sand dune where the bank robber Joseph Wells hid.
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.
The Station Store is based on the original outback emporiums that stocked everything and were a highlight for station folk coming into town for shopping.
The 12 Mile as it has been known since its heyday, is where you can discover a magnificent example of 19th century craftsmanship.
The Wellshot Centre is dedicated to telling the story of one of Australia's largest sheep stations.
The historic Tree of Knowledge is famous for being the birthplace of the Australian Labour movement.
Immerse yourself in a colourful landscape of golden-green spinifex, white-barked ghost gums and red sand dunes.
The Whitula Gate Museum is based around an original slab hut built by the Rabbit Board in 1906 as a boundary riders' hut.
The Wilson River Fishing Hole is situated within one kilometre of the historic Noccundra Hotel. All facilities are available at the hotel.
Experience for yourself what life was like for 3500 United States Army Air Force personnel stationed in Charleville in 1943.
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.
Many of the graves in the Blackall Cemetery date back to the late 1800s.
The Royal Flying Doctor Service Visitor Centre provides you with an incredible insight into this iconic outback service which is still operating today.
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.
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.
Croydon, a tiny Outback oasis on the Savannah Way, offers historic architecture and charm, warm hospitality, captivating stories, and a touch of mystery.
The 3D sound and light spectacular takes you back in time to when rail travel began and ended in Cunnamulla.
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.
Explore the ruins of the hotel, learn it's history from the Information board and visit the small cemetery located near the ruins.
Built in 1883 by the Campbell family, Kilburnie Homestead is the birthplace of local artist Ruby Campbell.
Experience the charm of Croydon's history and culture at Matron Morrow Hall Library, a hub for learning and connection.
This beautiful landmark is apart of an automated self-guided tour on offer.