South West Queensland

South West Queensland Outback offers a diverse range of experiences for travelers. In Charleville, visitors can stargaze at the Cosmos Centre, fish in peaceful rivers, and enjoy the wildlife and a fully working date plantation. Mitchell is known for its soothing mineral springs, offering a relaxing experience for tourists. The region also provides opportunities to explore the area's indigenous culture, interact with endangered bilbies, and learn about Australia's droving history. Additionally, visitors can immerse themselves in the region's natural beauty by visiting national parks and experiencing ancient artesian baths.

For those interested in history, the Charleville Heritage Trail and the red sands of Windorah offer a glimpse into the area's rich heritage. The region is also known for its connection to Australia's energy history and its latest renewable energy innovations.

It's a destination that offers a blend of adventure, relaxation, and educational experiences for visitors seeking to immerse themselves in the Australian Outback.

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Augathella Q150 Shed

Houses | Augathella

In 2009, as part of the Q150 celebrations, the Queensland Government built a boathouse that toured the state and for a night of entertainment. The shed has now come to rest permanently in Augathella.

Charleville Botanic Reserve

Charleville

Charleville Botanic Reserve is a natural wonderland located 15 kilometers south of Charleville in the semi-arid Mulga Lands.

Charleville Cosmos Centre

Charleville

At Charleville's Cosmos Centre, the Observatory offers a spectacular night sky viewing experience, where visitors can gaze at the beauty of the Milky Way Galaxy through powerful Meade telescopes, unaffected by the light and pollution of city areas.

Charleville Graham Andrews Parklands

Charleville

Located in Charleville, Graham Andrews Parklands is a picturesque and peaceful oasis, perfect for a quick stopover or a relaxing day out.

Charleville Historic House & Museum

Houses | Charleville

Dating back to 1887 the building was purpose built as Charleville's first national bank, before it went onto become a private boarding house until the 1970's

Charleville Water Tower

Silo artwork, Public art | Charleville

The Charleville Water Tower - A story of friendly rivalry, sportsmanship, community, friendship and respect.

Morven Historical Museum

Local history | Morven

Experience the daily early outback life. See the miniature replica pioneer township that was built over 15 years, preserving the old buildings.

Outback Native Timber Walk

Charleville

The Outback Native Timber Walk in Charleville, QLD allows visitors to explore and learn about 18 different species of native timber used in outback Queensland construction.

Tregole National Park

Morven

Welcome to Tregole National Park! Tregole National Park is situated in South West Queensland, Australia, 603 km west of Brisbane. Before becoming a national park in 1975, Tregole was a grazing property. Currently, it is a representative sample of semi-arid ecosystems, located where the brigalow and mulga biospheres meet. The park is home to the vulnerable Ooline tree, which forms almost pure stands across the park. It is worth noting that the stand of Ooline in Tregole is unique because the cli