Many Aussie regions boast iconic outback experiences for the RV traveller, but there is something about North West Queensland that makes it stand out from the rest. With many hotspots, attractions, and experiences, it can be tricky to decide where in Australia to venture next. For RV explorers seeking true outback experiences, North West Queensland […]
White Water Fun In The Gorge
The small Queensland town of Tully stands on the Bruce Highway, about 1,550km north of Brisbane and 140km south of Cairns. With a population of some 2,400 people, Tully is one of the larger towns of the Cassowary Coast region and, until 2008, was the administrative centre for the Shire of Cardwell. It takes its […]
Capricornia Harbour Town
From modest beginnings, Gladstone has developed into one of the most substantial and commercially successful harbour cities in Australia. It is the principal port of Central Queensland, a region of some 117,800 sq km straddling the Tropic of Capricorn. ‘Capricornia’ contributes more than $21 billion to the Queensland economy every year through agriculture, accounting for […]
Outback Festival Celebrating 25 Years
Australia’s quirkiest festival will be back this September 24th – 28th in the small Queensland town of Winton to celebrate its 25th festival. Coinciding with Queensland 2019’s ‘Year of the Outback Tourism’, there is no better time to travel to Winton for five days of quintessential Australian fun in the heart of Queensland’s outback. What […]
The Julia Creek Dirt n Dust Festival
Like all good stories, the Julia Creek Dirt n Dust Festival all began with a round of drinks. In 1994 a few locals sat around spinning yarns over a cold one at the local Town & Country Club when the topic of conversation shifted to one question “How do we put our town on the […]
