ACCOMMODATION ST GEORGE QLD

18 Ground floor units, all non-smoking. One wheel chair accesible unit. Full undercover parking. Free Austar. All Reverse /split level air conditioning. Fully licensed. Salt water pool. Gazebo and BBq. Guest Laundry. Home cooked evening meals. Wireless broadband. Evening Meals to rooms Monday - Thursday

Merino Motor Inn is the motel to stay at St George. Our motel is fresh, clean and tidy with different room styles to suit all requirements. There is a great restaurant with 2 bars, and a large saltwater pool . Our units are all ground floor, modern spacious with queen beds and single beds, remote TV, and all the comforts of home. Some units have undercover parking and there plenty of room for buses, trucks, and boats.Tony & Janine are looking forward to meeting you and to give you the service you deserve.

Steve and Lorraine McNamara invite you to come and spend some time in their spacious, well appointed Pelican Rest Tourist Park in St George, Queensland. Try their new 12 metre Heated Therapeutic Mineral pool, filled with their town's beautiful soft Artesian Water, and then infused with a specifically formulated blend of minerals, which softens the water and makes for a silky smooth swimming experience, like no other. Not to mention the health benefits for the skin, hair, eyes and nervous system. Check out the quiet, peaceful surroundings, the landscaped grounds featuring native trees, shrubs, resident kangaroo's and birdlife and huge grass sites. Pelican Rest Tourist Park St George features powered sites, drive through sites and plenty of room for Big Rigs and fifth wheelers. Their superbly equipped camp kitchen, includes a pizza oven and is a great spot to cook up a storm or just sit by the wood fire. The caravan park features free wi-fi and a dump point for your convenience. There are camping sites and a wide range of air-conditioned accommodation including, Superior Cabins and Two Bedroom Deluxe Cabins, En suite and Spa Cabins to Multi En suite Cabins...

This fighter pilot memorial pays tribute to two brave men hailing from St George. One of these men, Squadron Leader John Jackson bravely served in World War II in some of its most dangerous battles and was awarded a Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC) medal for his work in the Middle East after destroying seven aircraft. less than six months later, Jackson led his squadron of Kittyhawks in the Battle of Port Moresby in Papua New Guinea which prevented the Japanese advancement into the country. In recognition of his efforts, Jacksons International Airport at Port Moresby is named in his honour. The other serviceman, Warrant Officer Leonard Waters, was the first Aboriginal fighter pilot in the Royal Australian Air Force. The legacy of these two locals will forever be remembered on the sandstone monument overlooking the Balonne River....

Make the Balonne Shire Visitor Information Centre your first stop when looking for local tourist information and accommodation. Situated overlooking the Balonne River, parking is accessible at the rear with caravan parking in Roe Street. The friendly staff and volunteers at this accredited visitor information centre will fill you in on plenty of experiences for you to enjoy while in St George and within their shire spanning over 31,119 square kilometres. Whether it's brochures and maps, or general tourist advice you need, the Balonne Shire Visitor Information Centre has it covered. While you're in there, browse the centre for locally made arts and crafts; history books or yummy jams and sauces. Giving unbiased advice, the staff and volunteers that make up the Balonne Shire Visitor Information Centre love nothing more than to guide you around the streets of St George and direct you to the attractions that make this town wonderful. The town bore water supply is available to fill up the caravan for the next leg of your journey....