Today, Biloela is a busy commercial and tourist hub, though it still retains that relaxed, country feeling.
Along with Queensland Heritage Park, a Regional Art Gallery, the Spirit of the Land Mural and the Heritage Listed Greycliffe Homestead, the town stages an impressive annual program of festivals and events.
Like a compass, all roads lead from Biloela, reaching into the countryside and out across the region, taking you to all the places you want to see. However, close to home, you’ll find fabulous things to see and do.
The Apollo Motel in Biloela Queensland is conveniently located close to the Biloela CBD and offers a range of comfortable accommodation options to suit holidaymakers
MoreBoomerang Caravan and Tourist Park is a welcoming and well-maintained destination, offering a comfortable and relaxing escape for all kinds of travellers.
MoreQueensland Heritage Park and Visitor Information Centre offers affordable camping in Biloela, in the Banana Shire.
MoreThis is a hosted stay through Hipcamp, below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering. Winterfest campground is in Biloela in Central Qld nestled beside Kroombit Creek. We are located close to Rockhampton and Gladstone.A beautiful and peaceful spot on a working herb and cattle farm. Once a year in July the property […]
MoreGreat news for campers, fishing fans, and visitors to Biloela – the wait is over – Lake Callide Retreat is open!
MoreGoovigen Recreation Grounds is a quiet, low-cost campground located on Stone Crescent in Goovigen. Grassy and slab sites available with easy access from the highway.
MoreApex Park offers affordable camping in Moura, in the Banana Shire.
MoreRotary Park offers affordable camping in Moura, in the Banana Shire. A large parkland on the Dawson Highway suitable for caravans.
MoreDululu Rest Area offers affordable camping in Dululu, in the Banana Shire.
MoreChain Lagoons is a free camping area not far from Taroom.
MoreJunction Park offers affordable camping in Theodore, in the Banana Shire.
MoreChain Lagoons is a free camping area not far from Taroom.
Located off the Leichhardt Way on Chain Lagoons Road.
MoreWallaroo Outback Retreat is an atmospheric lodge hidden on a 72,000 acre cattle property found within the beautiful Carnarvon Ranges.
MoreThe Roma Saleyards are the largest cattle selling facility in the southern hemisphere, seeing over 400,000 cattle a year.
MoreFind inspirational small-group experiences revealing the unique landscapes, ecology and history of the southwest Outback Queensland region, including Carnarvon Gorge National Park.
MoreDon’t miss out on experiencing the Cotton Farm and Winery Tour held from May to September.
MoreDiscover the stories and legends of St George, including a visit to the Anchorage Homestead with a fully guided tour including morning tea.
MoreSandytown River Cruises offers visitors an opportunity to experience the beautiful Balonne River, a small but important part of Queensland’s inland river system.
MoreRiversands Vineyards in conjunction with the St George Explore Centre run a combined cotton farm & vineyard tour from April to September.
MoreSee for yourself on a guided tour of the famous Cubbie Station.
MoreNullawokka First Nations Tours is based in Bollon, at the start of the outback in south-west Queensland.
MoreYou are invited to come along and experience the Distance Education way of schooling. Charleville School of Distance Education (formerly Charleville School of the Air)
MoreJoin the mysterious Grave Keeper as he unlocks the secrets of the outback.
MoreDiscover why over 3500 United States Army Air Force personnel were stationed in Charleville during World War II.
MoreUnlock the universe through unique experiences where the expanse of the cosmos meets the wild and natural beauty of Outback Queensland.
MoreGolfing in Outback Queensland is unlike any other golfing experience. Here, the fairways stretch across vast landscapes, sand greens replace traditional turf, and the local wildlife often joins you for a round. It’s a region that’s produced golfing greats – Greg Norman, aka “The Great White Shark,” was born in Mount Isa (although he didn’t […]
Known as the place to see natural wonders and breathtaking sunsets, Outback Queensland also offers a cultural experience in the form of art galleries, murals, sculptures.
Near Aramac and Barcaldine – 890km north-west from Brisbane Take a cultural tour to connect with the histories and stories of country on the land of the Iningai people. Set on almost 9,000 hectares, Turraburra features the Marra Wonga sandstone escarpment known as the ‘teaching wall of life’ that contains thousands of etchings, petroglyphs (rock […]
Travel along the Outback Queensland roads to the town of Aramac and you’d be hard pressed to believe that just north-east of the town is one of the world’s largest outdoor sculpture exhibitions. In fact, the Lake Dunn Sculpture Trail has historically been something of a locals’ secret, but anything this wonderful is hard to […]
If not seeing the neighbours, feeding farm animals and soaking up a good old serve of country hospitality sounds like the kind of holiday you’re in need of, grab your boots and don’t be afraid to get a little dirty, these six Outback Queensland station stays are just for you.
Whether you’re roughing it or relaxing in a retreat, we’ve got your sleeping arrangements sorted with these Outback Queensland accommodation options.
Golfing in Outback Queensland is unlike any other golfing experience. Here, the fairways stretch across vast landscapes, sand greens replace traditional turf, and the local wildlife often joins you for a round. It’s a region that’s produced golfing greats – Greg Norman, aka “The Great White Shark,” was born in Mount Isa (although he didn’t […]
Charleville screams adventure! Whether you’re stargazing at the Cosmos Centre, fishing on the banks of peaceful rivers, visiting the cute and cuddly wildlife or enjoying a delicious morning tea on a fully working date plantation, there really is something for everyone! Add these new Charleville region experiences to your Outback Queensland must-do list. WWII Secret Base Enlist in the […]
Choosing which road to take in an area that’s over twice the size of California (901,575km2 to be precise), can be a little overwhelming at the best of times. Throw in niche interests like dinosaurs, endurance events and pioneering history, and the decision of which of the nine drive routes you’re going to take becomes […]