The Cunnamulla Region, an authentic Outback Experience for tourist and visitors, with artesian tourism & experiences, nature, culture and history.

Cunnamulla Fella Statue

CUNNAMULLA

You’ll know you’ve arrived when you spot the Cunnamulla Fella. This larger-than-life statue and tourism icon is a tribute to the Aussie larrikin stockman.

Diprotodon Mega Fauna Eulo

EULO

Visit the ‘kingdom’ of the Eulo Queen.  Discover ancient mega fauna, local producers, opal art and mud baths.

Wyandra Beach

WYANDRA

Wyandra is a must-see town. If you have an interest in architecture, there are some great old buildings to discover or just relax at “The Beach”

Artesian Baths at Yowah

YOWAH

Meet the community where the opal is king and residents are small-scale miners. Discover the story of Australia’s national gem.

Tourism Information

Let us help you plan your visit to our welcoming communities with a great selection of accommodation, things to do, events and itineraries.

How to get to Cunnamulla

GETTING HERE

Getting here is a breeze.  You can travel by road, rail, bus or flight to our beautiful destination.  Enjoy the journey and take a road trip.

Lots of options for visitors to stay

ACCOMMODATION

Need a room or the perfect campsite?  We even a few outback stations for that authentic Aussie experience.

Artesian Time Tunnel

THINGS TO DO

Yes, we have plenty of wide, open spaces to enjoy, but we also have plenty of things to see and do. Make your holiday memorable.

From smashed avo to Camel Burgers

DINING

Fancy some Smashed Avo, Eggs Benedict, a steaming cup of barista brewed coffee or perhaps a camel burger?  We’re ready to serve you.

What’s On & What’s Happening

Browse upcoming events and activities happening in our region.  Here at Cunnamulla Tourism we list all Major events, free events, community events and more.

Your outback tourism experience

CUNNAMULLA FELLA ROUNDUP

FRI 12TH & SAT 13TH SEPTEMBER  2025

Cowboys, bull riders and stockmen will converge on our famous town, putting on a jam-packed line up of action and entertainment.

Plan your Cunnamulla visit around one of our great events

WHATS ON THIS WEEK AND THIS YEAR

Find the perfect event for you while in town, from festivals, quirky community events, race days and more.  Keep up to date with our event calendar.

Begin your tourism adventure with the Outback River Lights Festival

OUTBACK RIVER LIGHTS FESTIVAL

FRI 11TH TO SUN 13TH APRIL 2025

Celebrating the Outback lifestyle, The Warrego River and lifeblood of our community in our annual arts, cultural and lifestyle festival held each year around Easter.

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Cunnamulla Fella Visitor Centre

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Cunnamulla Fella Visitor Centre
Bourke Shire Council road update. Barringun to Bourke is open and currently within Paroo Shire Council Cunnamulla to Barringun is also accessible ... See MoreSee Less
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Cunnamulla Fella Visitor Centre

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Cunnamulla Fella Visitor Centre
‼️ PAROO SHIRE RESIDENTS AND VISITORS ‼️ Should any community require assistance please call council on 📞 4655 8400 or email [email protected]☎️ Emergency Phone Numbers ☎️SES: 132 500In an immediate life-threatening emergency call 000After Hours Water & Sewerage: 0428 764 362Fodder and Avgas forms are now available.🤙 PLESAE SHARE 🤙Not everyone is on FB, so please share with family and friends.Stay safe everyone!Cunnamulla Fella Visitor Centre ... See MoreSee Less

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❗️Road Report Update - Monday 31st March 11am❗️❌Cunnamulla to Bollon/Shire Boundary (CLOSED)❌Cunnamulla to Eulo (CLOSED)❌Cunnamulla to Thargomindah (CLOSED)⚠️Cunnamulla to Charleville - Open to 4WD Only - Drive with Caution❌Eulo to Hungerford (CLOSED)❌Eulo to Yowah (CLOSED)⚠️Cunnamulla to Barringun/NSW border (Caution - Water over Road)❌All Unsealed Roads in Paroo Shire are still CLOSED. ... See MoreSee Less
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Cunnamulla Fella Visitor Centre

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Cunnamulla Fella Visitor Centre
This is why you should not trust Google Maps. According to then you can currently drive Cunnamulla to Brisbane just by taking a "couple of dirt roads".Anyone out here can tell you, you would never make it. Please trust local road conditions Paroo Shire Council and not Google directions.EDIT UPDATE:This post has been put up for education and discussion. Most people realise Google Maps can be great in certain circumstances, but these aren't them.Last year during some similar flooding, we had a few very upset people in our information Centre, upset with us that we told them not to follow a particular route heading south. But they were adamant they could because Google said it was open. ... See MoreSee Less

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‼️Paroo Shire Road Update - Sunday 30th March 3.11PM‼️Next update 10am Monday❌Cunnamulla to Bollon/Shire Boundary (CLOSED)❌Cunnamulla to Eulo (CLOSED)❌Cunnamulla to Thargomindah (CLOSED)❌Cunnamulla to Charleville (CLOSED)❌Eulo to Hungerford (CLOSED)❌Eulo to Yowah (CLOSED)⚠️Cunnamulla to Barringun/NSW border (Caution: Water over Road)❌All Unsealed Roads in Paroo Shire are CLOSED.Cunnamulla to Bourke (please check Bourke Shire Council road reports to confirm).All up to date information for Paroo Shire roads can be found on the Dashboard: dashboard.paroo.qld.gov.au/Please stay safe if you are travelling in our region and remember, IF ITS FLOODED, FORGET IT! ... See MoreSee Less
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Explore

Explore our natural attractions and experiences.  Discover our colourful stories and heritage trails. Extend your visit on one of our self-drive itineraries.

currawinya-national-park

NATURAL BEAUTY

Spend some time exploring nearby Currawinya National Park, discover century-old mud springs and mineral-rich mud baths.

heritage-trails of Cunnamulla

HERITAGE TRAILS

Discover our colourful stories for yourself on the Paroo Pioneer Pathways around Cunnamulla, Eulo and Wyandra.

Cunnamulla Hot Springs

HOT SPRINGS

Choose from a number of different artesian hot springs experiences, from state of the art, historic or natural.

drive itineraries yowah

ITINERARIES

Choose from our varied selection of 3 day self-drive itineraries so you make the most of your time in our beautiful region.

Acknowledgement to country

We at Cunnamulla Tourism acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land, all whom have a deep attachment to the Paroo Shire. We hold in respect the Kunja, Kooma, Budjiti, Bidjara, Kullilli, Mardigan & Murrawarri peoples.
As a guest in our Shire we wish you a safe journey and ask that you respect this land and its traditions, past and present, by leaving
country as you find it.