ACCOMMODATION AUGATHELLA QLD

Augathella, with its fascinating history of bushrangers, bullockies and bullock teams, has some memorable Outback experiences. Don?t just drive through ? stop and enjoy Augathella?s colourful history, characters and humour. Start with a screening of the 20-minute ?Outback to Augathella? documentary and then head off to explore the colourful murals and rustic metal sculptures throughout the town. Explore Augathella by following the Heritage Trail and the River Walk. Don?t miss Kenniff?s Tree of bushranger fame. Or venture out along the plotted 4x4 stock route trail. Get dust between your toes in true Outback style at the Augathella Diggers Rodeo and Races, held annually at Easter. Music and mayhem fill the air as you take in the excitement of the bull and bronco riding and head trackside for a traditional country race meet....

Looking for a relaxing moment in Outback Queensland? The Warrego River Park at Augathella is an idyllic shaded spot with a sheltered picnic and barbecue area. Arguably one of the most attractive spots along the Warrego River; it is here you can soak up the peace, quiet and tranquillity. The perfect place 'to get away from it all', the choice is yours; bird watching, bushwalking or a just simply a deck chair on the banks of the river for that quiet holiday snooze. Dawn and dusk are ideal times for photographers to capture real Outback beauty that gives the flavour of 'down by a billabong'. The Warrego River (Aboriginal word meaning river of sand), runs north from its source in the Carnarvon Ranges to it's junction with the Darling River, in the south. The river drains a catchment area of around 65,000 square kilometres. The towns of Augathella, Charleville, Wyandra and Cunnamulla in the South West Queensland area are all located on the banks of this river....

Looking for a relaxing moment in Outback Queensland? The Warrego River at Augathella is an idyllic shaded spot with a sheltered picnic and barbecue area. Arguably one of the most attractive spots along the Warrego River, it is here you can soak up the peace, quiet and tranquility. The perfect place to get away from it all, the choice is yours; bird watching, bushwalking or a just simplyrelax in a deck chair by the river banks for that quiet snooze. Dawn and dusk are ideal times for photographers to capture the beauty of this section of the river. The Warrego River (from an aboriginal word meaning 'river of sand'), runs north from its source in the Carnarvon Ranges to its junction with the Darling River, in the south. The river drains into a catchment area of around 65,000 square kilometres. The towns of Augathella, Charleville, Wyandra and Cunnamulla are located on the banks of this river....

Surrounded by the grounds of the new Meat Ant Park, your first point of call must be the Augathella Library and Visitor Information Centre. Lorraine and her team have lived in Augathella all their lives and are keen to share their town. Collect maps and written guides to make the most of your visit to Augathella. ...

Augathella has a colourful and unique history full of bullock teams, notorious bushrangers, shearing, rodeos and outback life. To celebrate this history, a 20 minute documentary has been produced and can be viewed on request at the Augathella Moonlighters Theatre, Monday to Friday from 9.00 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. The walls in the Theatre are covered with murals depicting Augathella's colourful history, including the 'famous Captain Starlight'. ...

Escape to Takarakka Bush Resort Carnarvon Gorge. Open all year round and fabulous in every season. Immerse yourself among ancient rain forest and prehistoric scenery. Choose from a range of accommodation options to suit your taste and budget, from spacious caravan and camping sites to en-suited cabins, safari Taka tents, or luxury studios. Discover Queensland's premier National Park and top tourist attraction with loads of things to see and do. A haven for both guests and wildlife nestled in a natural wonderland. Explore the depths of the Carnarvon Gorge Queensland, with its ancient sandstone cliffs and rich indigenous history and rock art. Walk the well kept tracks to discover abundant plant and wildlife, and the songs of colourful birds a plenty. Cook up a heart warming meal in the camp kitchens and relax and enjoy the camp fires or book in for a delicious two course roast dinner as a treat after a big day out. There's plenty of things to do while exploring the Carnarvon Gorge. Take a guided walk, scenic flight, sunset and astronomy tour to unlock the secrets of this special place. Book your Carnarvon Gorge holiday adventure today....