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ABOUT Bollon

As you head west, the soil deepens to a rich red and welcomes you to the charming town of Bollon, a name believed to come from the word Bolion, meaning stone tomahawk or axe. Famous for its picture-perfect camping area along peaceful Wallam Creek, Bollon is a favourite stop
for travellers chasing birdlife, local stories and easy-going country hospitality. This connection can be explored at Nullawokka First Nations Gallery and through local First Nations tours, where
stories, culture and connection to Country are shared in a meaningful and memorable way.
Down by Wallam Creek, follow the walkway to discover peaceful picnic spots, abundant birdlife and the town’s resident Muscovy ducks. Keep an eye out along the campsite and river walk too, as you might just spot the local koala tucked among the gums. The Wallam Creek campsite is also home to a machinery display, featuring an old drilling rig from 1951, adding another piece of local history to this much-loved free camping spot. Take a wander through town and call into the Little Mulga Mailbox, a local shop tucked inside the post office, for a browse, a chat and a little taste of Bollon charm. Next, make your way to the Bollon Heritage Centre to discover the town’s pastoral history and long connection to sheep, shearing and life on the land. Heading further west? Stop by the local hardware store, then call into Wallam Creek General Store for a meal or to stock up before the next leg of your trip.

Places to stay near Bollon

Things to see and do near Bollon

While at Bollon why not try these Tours

Nullawokka First Nations Tours

4 km

Nullawokka First Nations Tours is based in Bollon, at the start of the outback in south-west Queensland.

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Dirranbandi Outback Tours

100 km

See for yourself on a guided tour of the famous Cubbie Station.

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Riversands Vineyards Tours

121 km

Riversands Vineyards in conjunction with the St George Explore Centre run a combined cotton farm & vineyard tour from April to September.

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Sandytown River Cruises

122 km

Sandytown River Cruises offers visitors an opportunity to experience the beautiful Balonne River, a small but important part of Queensland’s inland river system.

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St George Heritage Tour

122 km

Discover the stories and legends of St George, including a visit to the Anchorage Homestead with a fully guided tour including morning tea.

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Cotton Farm and Vineyard Tour

122 km

Don’t miss out on experiencing the Cotton Farm and Winery Tour held from May to September.

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Western Queensland Spirit

191 km

Western Queensland Spirit is Outback Queensland’s first distillery, crafting gin, vodka, rum & liqueurs featuring native & local ingredients. Come along for a complimentary tour

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Boobook Explore

198 km

Find inspirational small-group experiences revealing the unique landscapes, ecology and history of the southwest Outback Queensland region, including Carnarvon Gorge National Park.

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WWII Secret Tag-A-Long Tour – Charleville

200 km

Discover why over 3500 United States Army Air Force personnel were stationed in Charleville during World War II.

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Charleville Cosmos Centre

200 km

Unlock the universe through unique experiences where the expanse of the cosmos meets the wild and natural beauty of Outback Queensland.

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Out the Back Australia Tours

200 km

Out the Back Australia Tours offers unparalleled, authentic outback experiences across Western Queensland’s most compelling destinations.

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Roma Saleyards Val Harms Interactive Centre

200 km

The Roma Saleyards are the largest cattle selling facility in the southern hemisphere, seeing over 400,000 cattle a year.

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