Outback Queensland
At the southern end of town and with a handful of shaded sites, this caravan park has basic facilities, and probably the best setting in town.
Must-see hotels in Outback Queensland
Outback Queensland
This complex of dongas (small transportable buildings) with a common room, kitchen and laundry is aimed at budget travellers and workers.
Outback Queensland
Simple cabins run by Chumpy (really!) and Di are simple but fine – they're typical of caravan park cabins, and the welcome's warm.
Outback Queensland
Rooms here are typically simple rural motel style, but there are a few nice touches such as creative lighting and tasteful fabrics.
Outback Queensland
The very cosy rooms here are well presented, cool and clean. It’s just around the corner from the main street’s iconic pubs.
Outback Queensland
This central pub is a good place for a drink or meal and has modern tidy and good-value en-suite motel rooms at the side.
Outback Queensland
Opposite the pub of the same name, this is a cramped but grassy camping and caravan area with clean amenities.
Outback Queensland
This main street pub has OK if uninspiring motel-style units, along with a pool and shaded barbecue area.
Outback Queensland
Shakespeare Hotel has the pick of the pub rooms in town, a cabin and good meals (mains $13 to $28, Thursday to Tuesday). It's the big red corner building…
Outback Queensland
The Commercial has basic, comfy pubs rooms, motel units and cabins, and its friendly, bougainvillea-filled beer garden is a good place to dine (mains $12…
Outback Queensland
The Red Rock is a standard-issue budget motel, popular with visiting miners. Rooms are fine, if simple, but prices are reasonable. There's no pool.
Outback Queensland
This well-grassed park south of the centre has shady sites, some en-suite cabins and free billy tea and damper with live entertainment in winter.
