EIGHT TOP FAMILY CAMPING SPOTS IN OUTBACK QUEENSLAND When you’re on a driving holiday with kids camping is the way to go. Kids love sleeping in the great outdoors and it’s excellent for parents too. Pitching your tent under the stars is a fun and affordable way to connect and immerse the whole family in […]
GEM HUNTING – FAMILY FOSSICKING FUN IN OUTBACK QUEENSLAND Fossicking for gemstones is one of the most exciting activities for families to do in Outback Queensland. Not only will you experience iconic towns and amazing scenery along the way, you’ll have great fun looking for a gemstone souvenir to take home from your holidays. Speaking […]
Painted Honey Eater – Grantiella picta Meliphagidae The male medium-sized honeyeater would fit right in with a gaggle of Emperor Penguins, sporting a similar black and white suit and yellow trim. And real men do wear pink bills…… The duller, streak-less girls must get very excited at his arrival in mating season! As Mistletoe fruit […]
Seeing the best bits of Outback Queensland doesn’t have to break the bank! With endless skies to gaze upon, national parks to explore and landscapes to admire (all absolutely free of charge), there’s nothing stopping you from embarking on an outback adventure today, even if you’re on a budget!
Birdsville – 1,577km west from Brisbane Built in 1884 the world-famous Birdsville Hotel has been welcoming international travellers and locals for more than a century. Whether you are coming for an overnight stay, traditional pub grub or dropping in for a ‘coldie’ to meet colourful outback characters you’ll find a place like no other. Its […]
Charleville – 742km west from Brisbane Step back through time to discover the wartime secrets of Charleville. In 1943, this small town was used as a secret WWII base for 3,500 United States military personnel and as you can imagine – there’s many fascinating stories to be told! Immersive and interactive exhibits show what life […]
Cunnamulla – 790km south-west from Brisbane Take an entertaining journey through the past with a 3D sound and light spectacular celebrating Cunnamulla’s rail history and its position at ‘the end of the line.’ Tall tales and real-life stories unfold on a giant screen set amid authentic props in a modern theatre within the town’s old […]
Eromanga – 968km west from Brisbane Set in the vast Eromanga Basin, once an inland sea, this fascinating museum is an absolute must for dinosaur fans looking for a ‘hands on’ dino experience. The museum’s collection of mighty dinosaurs, megafauna and tiny microfauna marks millions of years of Queensland history, and includes ‘Cooper’, Australia’s largest […]
Near Injune, 639km west from Brisbane Nestled in the rugged Carnarvon Ranges on a 72,000-acre cattle station, Wallaroo Outback Retreat offers the ultimate in Outback glamping luxury with a few extra treats in store for guests. Set in the heart of the bush, its ten beautifully appointed tents are surrounded by soaring Eucalypts where you’ll […]