Discover the Magic of the Cunnamulla Hot Springs
There’s a special kind of magic that happens when the ancient waters of the Great Artesian Basin rise to the surface in Cunnamulla. Nestled on the banks of the Warrego River, the Cunnamulla Hot Springs [...]
Free camping in Cunnamulla and Paroo Shire: Your Guide to Outback Escapes
Unfortunately, the popular free camping site on William Street in Cunnamulla has recently closed due to planning legislation. While this may be disappointing for some travellers, the good news is that the Paroo Shire still [...]
Cunnamulla Fella Roundup: Rodeo, Music & Outback Fun
Nestled in the heart of Outback Queensland, the Cunnamulla Fella Roundup is more than just a rodeo — it’s a vibrant celebration of rugged spirit, rich tradition, and the warm hospitality that defines life in [...]
Outback River Lights Festival: A Must-See Celebration in Cunnamulla
Nestled deep in the heart of the Australian Outback, Cunnamulla comes alive each April with the mesmerizing spectacle of the Outback River Lights Festival. Blending the rugged beauty of the Outback with the magic of [...]
What to do with 2 days in Cunnamulla
So you only have 2 days to spare in Cunnamulla and the surrounding towns! (3 days or more would be better!) But if 2 days is all you have! When you arrive in town [...]
Cunnamulla Show 65 Years In The Making
The Paroo Shire entertainment calendar is jam packed every year with the most amazing events and entertainment that’s the envy of many regions. Whether you’re a local or one of the thousands of visitors [...]
Noorama Picnic Races: A Must-Do Outback Experience
In the far reaches of South West Queensland, where the red dirt meets the endless blue sky, you’ll find one of the Outback’s most iconic community events — the Noorama Picnic Races. More than [...]
Staying safe in Outback QLD – Travellers Safety Guide
Whether you’re embarking on life as a ‘grey nomad’ or taking the kids on the trip of a lifetime, the road will eventually bring you to our home, the Paroo Shire, a ‘destination location’ [...]
The photographers heaven!
The sights and sounds of the outback are often reflected in the marketing of special locations, attractions and events in country Queensland. The beauty is often used as a lure for amateur and professional [...]
On the sheeps back – Tinnenburra Shearing Shed and James Tyson
Nothing reflects outback Australia likes the sight and sound of livestock grazing in open paddocks and the whir of the shearing shed at the breaking of dawn. It’s often been said in the past [...]
Living in the Outback – A ‘gold-change’
In the age of 24/7 news cycles, long working hours and a society that seems to move at an unsustainable pace, it’s only natural for people to seek out a better way and bring [...]
The hub for tourism and events – Cunnamulla Visitor Information Centre
Perfectly located in the centre of town and nestled between Centenary Park, the Warrego River and the town shopping precinct, the Cunnamulla Visitor Information Centre is a one stop hub for tourism, events and [...]
Eulo – Diprotondon Country
Eulo is dinosaur country where it’s normal to hear people talking about megafauna and giant wombats! A wonderful little town with proud locals that truly espouse the feel of outback Queensland. Boasting a population [...]
Cunnamulla Fella Festival
Queensland is home to many major events that draw visitors from across Australia and internationally, and one of them is the iconic Cunnamulla Fella Festival. Held annually in August the festival is the key [...]
Wyandra – the people, the place, the beach!
It’s only natural on your outback adventure to visit the main towns and attractions, but if you really want to experience the essence of life in the outback then pop into Wyandra on your [...]
Yowah and the Opal Festival
Yowah is opal country and the location of the famous Yowah Opal Festival that’s held annually in July. A gem of a town boasting a permanent population of around 140 people that explodes into [...]
Cunnamulla
Nestled on the banks of the majestic Warrego River in South West Queensland, Cunnamulla is a regional hub for commerce in the outback and a ‘destination location’ for travelers eager to experience what outback [...]
The essence of Outback Queensland
Nestled in the south west corner of Queensland, Paroo Shire is a ‘destination location’ where travelers meet and experience the best that outback Australia can offer. Steeped in history the local towns of Cunnamulla, [...]
Yowah Opal Festival
ABOUT THE FESTIVAL The Yowah Opal Festival is held to promote the Australian National Gemstone, the Opal! The miners of Yowah invite you to the Yowah Opal Field to celebrate over one exciting weekend. [...]