Do I need to bring my own water when travelling in Outback Queensland?

While Outback Queensland is experiencing drought, there is plenty of water to cater for the needs of visitors, so nobody will be short of a drink or shower.

Many towns are located on the Great Artesian Basin, which provides water for the day-to-day needs of residents and visitors.

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