#Short stays outbank nc full#

Watch big sky country transform from pastel sunset hues to clear night skies with the Milky Way in full view right from a tub cue jaw dropping ooohhs and ahhhs.

Outback Queensland’s crisp winter mornings and nights won’t make you shy to slip straight into one of their baths. While you may not encounter any barn house spiders or talking pigs while at Charlotte Plains, Cunnamulla, you will come across our favourite type of bore – the steaming hot artesian type. Whether you pick your campsite at the grassy shearer’s Quarters or with a waterfront view at their Cardenyabba Lagoon, both come with five (or a million) star views at night. It scores bonus points with ultimate national park explorers, Kilcowera neighbours Currawinya National Park and by staying at the station, you’ll get exclusive access to the western side of the park’s saline Lake Wyara, making up some of inland Australia’s most important wetlands. Unhitch the caravan or camper trailer and set your wheels for their various self-drive tours of the station, exploring the diverse wildlife and changing landscapes. On a monstrous 94,000 acres, you won’t miss the organically run cattle property halfway along the Dowling Track, between Thargomindah and Hungerford. If you’re hailing from the southern states, you can get your Outback Queensland fix just above the border at Kilcowera Station. #OutbackQueensland photo by Kilcowera Station if you’ve got your own set of wings, take advantage of the station’s airstrip. If petting camel calves and viewing sunsets from outdoor artesian spa baths aren’t enough to get you racing to Shandonvale Station, here’s 6 reasons Shandonvale Station should be on your bucket list. With four bedrooms, complete with queen beds and 1000-thread-count sheets, a fully functioning kitchen to cook up locally produced goodies, a fireplace and old school claw foot bath. Be wined and dined with a full paddock to plate experience before hitting the hay in Shandonvale Station’s luxe renovated century old Shearer’s Quarters.

You’ll earn your tucker at this working farm after a day of helimustering (yep, you’ll be taking to the skies), mustering on buggies and casting lines to catch yabbies. #OutbackQueensland photo by smack bang in the middle of Queensland – you’ll find the geographical centre of Queensland in Muttaburra – where the 15,000 acre Shandonvale Station plays home to approximately 4,000 sheep alongside extra company including kangaroos, camels, donkeys and goats.

Short stays outbank nc