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 Queensland has to offer. 

Recently celebrating its 150^th anniversary in style with locals and visitors alike enjoying that famous outback hospitality and sense of fun, Cunnamulla is very much part of the story of what built outback Queensland.

The iconic Cunnamulla Fella Festival is the key annual event celebrating the essence of the outback over three amazing days of entertainment featuring cowboys, bull riders, shearers, stockmen, country music, bull riding, and fireworks just for starters. 

If you’re into the ‘foodie’ culture and looking for a bit of ‘outback gastronomy’ then Cunnamulla won’t let you down.  The freshest of meat and produce adorns the tables of local restaurants, pubs and eateries, such as the Gidgee Bean and Cunnamulla Café’s, giving you an amazing paddock to plate experience. After all, you haven’t lived until you’ve tried a Cunnamulla Camel Pie!

Cunnamulla and the Paroo Shire are key producers of camel, beef, lamb and certified organic products including organic hay, with product being shipped across Australia.

As an RV friendly town Cunnamulla boasts the full range of facilities and services to meet the needs of caravan, RV and camper van owners including emergency repairs.  Comfortable and homely accommodation is available with a range of motel, cabin, caravan and tourist park options that are close to key attractions in the region.

Local indigenous culture and history is very special to Cunnamulla locals as it helps define the people, the places, and the experiences Cunnamulla has to offer, and that travellers never forget. 

It is truly the Essence of Outback Queensland and you’re always welcome in Cunnamulla and the Paroo Shire where you can Live like a local!