10 Visitor Centers in Outback Queensland That You Shouldn't Miss

Want to know what the weather forecast is, learn about the area, check road conditions, access wireless internet services, purchase a souvenir or few, visit the public library or take in a documentary about The Shire? Drop in to the Bedourie Outback Visitor Centre. The Centre is located next to the Diamantina Shire Council administration office. You can also pay for a spot at the Diamantina Shire Caravan Park and purchase for a small fee the access card to the Artesian Spa and Aquatic Centre from the Visitor Centre. For more fun, tennis rackets, balls, and golf clubs are also provided here. (FREE to loan, just a fully refundable $50 cash deposit) Come and have an enjoyable stay with us!

We provide personalised service with up to date information on attractions, accommodation, provide free maps and brochures and also have a range of gifts, souvenirs and maps for purchase. Sit in the air congitioned lounge and watch our informative videos or use our free wifi to check on emails.

At Outback at Isa, Mount Isa's major tourism facility, you will find the Mount Isa Visitor Information Centre (VIC), Hard Times Mine Underground Tour, Isa Experience and Outback Park, the Mount Isa Regional Art Gallery, Riversleigh Fossil Centre, Mount Isa Fish Hatchery Project and the Outback Cafe. We take enormous pride in providing the best possible service and experiences to visitors. Outback at Isa offers unique experiences, 7 days a week.

The Cunnamulla Fella Visitor Centre, Art Gallery and Museum is located at Centenary Park on Jane Street in Cunnamulla. This accredited visitor information centre offers a one stop shop for travel information including maps, brochures, and itineraries. Staffed by skilled and knowledgeable locals, the Cunnamulla Visitor Information Centre can provide advice on the things to see, things to do and where to eat. Discuss with the friendly staff your travel plans or make a booking.

HAVE YOU EVER? • Discovered a top secret US Army WW2 air base? • Caught a yellow belly? • Seen the craters of the Moon? • Helped keep 'The Doctor' Flying? • Sat in a classroom that covers 1 million hectares? • Placed a bet on a yabby? • Toasted by a camp fire? • Enjoyed a country Race Meeting? • Discovered what makes arid trees survive? • Had a yarn with a family that is six generations on the same land? • Discovered a perfectly built miniature pioneer town? • Wondered how rainmaking guns work ? (Do they?) • Listened to an auto Harp? • Braced the bar at an outback pub? • Find out the story behind the SMILEY movies? • Found out who the first Greek Immigrant was to hold a hotel licence? • Stood at the place where QANTAS first took to the air? Well you can do this and much more in CHARLEVILLE - AUGATHELLA - MORVEN - COOLADDI To book any of these tours or learn a little more about any of these experiences, call on us today and we will be happy to assist you with your plans.

Ram Park's buildings and displays are designed to inspire residents of Blackall and visitors to the region to reflect on the present and imagine the future, through active engagement with the past. While visiting Ram Park, stop in at the Blackall Visitor Information Centre and pick up some brochures for your journey.

The Longreach Visitor Information Centre is dedicated to supplying up-to-date information, to visitors and locals, on tours, attractions, accommodation and places to eat. We also supply brochures on other regions in Queensland and can help with a wealth of traveling knowledge. We are also a booking centre for most tours in the Longreach Region.