Charlotte Plains

State of Origin - Game 2
2025-06-18 18:00 - 22:00 (Australia/Brisbane)
Mark your calendars as we’ll be live-streaming the State of Origin at the Bore Campsite.

Whether you bleed maroon or are an unfortunate Blues supporter, grab a drink from the Bore Bar and settle in for a fun night!

Live Music - Chris Vineburg
2025-06-22 00:00 - 2025-07-04 23:59, 2026-06-08 00:00 - 2026-06-17 23:59
Love to dance? Well, Chris Vineburg loves to entertain! He will be performing at the Bore Campsite over the school holidays (including Stars of Charlotte Plains!) from 22-26 June and 29 June – 4 July. Join us around the campfire for a great range of music including Rock & Roll and Pop & Country.

Stars of Charlotte Plains 2025
2025-06-26 12:00 - 2025-06-29 12:00 | Charlotte Plains: 1993 Charlotte Plains Rd, Cunnamulla, QLD 4490
We’re excited to announce the return of Stars of Charlotte Plains, taking place from June 26th-29th, 2025! This three-day, family-friendly camping event offers the ultimate Outback adventure in the heart of Queensland. Set in the picturesque Charlotte Plains, near Cunnamulla, the event will feature live music, camping, food trucks, artesian baths, yabby delve and races, tug-o-war, fun run, and more! Highlights• Travis Collins and Jarrad Wrigley headline a festival of pure outback magic, joined by Chloe Styler, Dennis Comino, Cait Jamieson, Huxley & Friel, Beth Lucas, Paired Back, and Chris Vineburg!• Outback Camping – Bring the van or brave a tent, it’s all part of the unpowered camping adventure!• Artesian Baths – Soak in our naturally heated outdoor tubs and springs, a bucket list experience at Charlotte Plains.• Family Activities – Participate in a tug-of-war, delve for yabbies, decorate your campsite, or make your way through a themed fun run!• Food Trucks & Bore Bar – Savour a variety of delicious eats by local food vendors and grab sundowners at the bar.Whether you’re camping under the stars or in the warmth of your camper, you’ll enjoy breathtaking sunrises, sunsets, and stargazing. Relax around the campfire, meet fellow festival-goers, and join in on exciting activities.

Bookings

To Book:1. Click the ‘Book Now’ button below and choose a 2-Day or 3-Day Pass from the dropdown. 2. Please list numbers of adults/students/children/under 5’s per vehicle. Additional vehicles can be added to your booking through the green ‘+ Add to Booking’ button when prompted.NB Campsite is included in your ticket, so no need to book this separately.

Festival Guide

Be sure to download and read through our Festival Guide.

Includes:• Packing List• Amenities• Activities (to prepare for)• FAQs• Key Festival Rules

Activities

Themed Fun Run – Saturday 28th June | 10amThis isn’t your ordinary fun run! Get ready to splash, scramble, and sprint as you navigate red dirt, bore streams, obstacle netting, and more! Wear your brightest colours, your wackiest outfits, tutus, wigs, knee-high socks, superhero capes – the louder, the better! Just be prepared to get a little messy and a whole lot muddy. It’s all about the fun, not the finish time!

Wild Stars of the West – Saturday 28th June | From 3pmYeehaw! We’re getting a little wild and rowdy, so what better time to come dressed the part! Think rhinestone cowboys, star spangled cowgirls, leather chaps, fringing, fancy boots, bandanas, tassels, florals, and big ol’ hats. Whether you’re channelling Dolly, disco rodeo, or full-blown space cowboy, now’s your moment to go all-out western with a sparkly twist. Saddle up and shine!

Decorate Your Campsite – Winners announced Saturday 28th JuneCalling all happy campers! This is your chance to turn your patch of grass into a masterpiece. Deck out your site with lights, flags, decorations, or whatever wild and wonderful ideas you can dream up. Judging will be based on aesthetic and creativity, so think bold, think beautiful, think bizarre! Prizes await the most eye-catching camps!

Self-Drive Audio ToursDiscover Charlotte Plains with our Self-Drive Audio Tours, available for purchase when booking online or at our Merch Hut. Visit historic landmarks like the Bore, Jack’s Hut, The Woolshed, and The Cemetery as you listen to rich stories behind our heritage. Tours can be taken on: Thursday 26th June (12-5pm), Friday 27th June (8am-2pm), and Sunday 29th June (from 8am).

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Supporters

Festival FAQs

When is check in and check out?
All guests will be required to check in upon arrival.

Check-In: From 12pm | Thursday 26th June 2025 (3-Day Pass) OR Friday 27th June 2025 (2-Day Pass) (unless you have booked to stay with us prior)

Check-Out: Before 12pm | Sunday 29th June 2025 (unless you have booked to stay with us longer)

Where can we set up?
Your ticket includes an unpowered campsite at the Bore Campsite. With plenty of space available, sites are not pre-allocated, so you can choose to camp near the Bore Head or further down the Bore Drain for a quieter, more peaceful experience.

If you are travelling as part of a group, we recommend arriving together as it may be difficult to save spots for late arrivals.

IMPORTANT: You must not camp within 20m of the Bore. You will be asked to move if you set up camp within this parameter.

What amenities are available?
Hot Artesian baths, basic toilets/showers, several long drops around the campsite, and shared laundry facilities.

Is there WiFi or phone reception?
There is NO 3G, 4G, or 5G phone reception.

You have access to 10 mins of free usage. You can only use in one sitting. Once that is over, you can then pay $10 which gives you 5GB.

What are the property roads like?
There is 4KM of unsealed, good dirt road coming off the bitumen highway at the Creek Road (Widgeegoarra) entrance to the Bore Campsite.

All roads are perfectly suitable for 2 wheel drive vehicles, as long as there hasn’t been any recent heavy rain. Roads are flat and generally in good condition.

Do I need to book the hot artesian baths?
No bookings are required for our hot artesian baths. The Bore and Baths are available for guest use throughout the festival.

Please be considerate to other guests, wishing to have a bath. Due to the mineral content of the water and the 40°C temperature, it is recommended to only stay in the tubs/water for 20 minutes.

Is there water available onsite?
Yes, there is Artesian water with taps at the shed, toilet block and a separate washing up area. It is suitable to drink and can be potted to use for your caravan or campsite. However, please bring water bottles, if you don’t like the taste.

Is there food available onsite?
Yes! Our fantastic food vendors will have breakfast, lunch, and dinner items available for purchase. Alternatively, please ensure you bring adequate food to Charlotte Plains for the duration of the festival.

Is there waste disposal onsite?
Black-water: Please be aware that there are NO black-water dump points on-site at Charlotte Plains. The nearest dump points are located in Cunnamulla or Bollon. DO NOT dump black-water waste in long-drops, toilets or surrounding shrubbery.

Grey-water: You are welcome to dump your grey water anywhere that is NOT a communal area.

A $200 fee will be applied to your account if you are caught dumping waste incorrectly.

What if there is poor weather?
Please refer to our Payments, Cancellations, and Refund Policy.

Ticket Buyers are encouraged to come prepared for all weather, including bringing ponchos and wearing appropriate footwear.

Gallery

Images by Allie Lee

State of Origin - Game 3
2025-07-09 18:00 - 22:00

Live Music - Lachlan Cwojdzinki
2025-08-13 00:00 - 2025-08-15 23:59
Lachlan Cwojdzinski is a 16 year old country singer based in the Hawkesbury. Performing a range of country music as well as Aussie rock, he appeals to a wide audience with unique vocals and gorgeous guitar style that makes for easy listening.

Join us around the campfire at the Bore Campsite to hear Lachlan at 5pm each evening!

Live Music - Mark Porter
2025-09-14 00:00 - 2025-09-19 23:59
Mark Porter will perform at the Bore Campsite from 14-19 September, 2025.

Mark is a third generation musician, influenced by the early music that came out of Americas Deep South. With rich vocals, his renditions are raw, played on Acoustic and Dobro slide guitars.

He has performed at festivals including Gympie Music Muster, Agnes Water Blues, Roots & Rock Festival, Rotorua Blues Festival, Festival of King Island, Airlie Beach Festival of Music, and Cooktown Discovery Festival.

Live Music - Clare Cowley
2025-09-20 00:00 - 2025-09-26 23:59
Clare Cowley will perform at the Bore Campsite from 20-26 September, 2025.

Velvety vocalist & Meanjin based musician, Clare Cowley, charmed listeners with country blues vinyl album, Desire Notes in 2023. Clare grew up with singalongs around the piano in her hometown of Allora. With songs that evoke the likes of Sarah Blasko, Clare was a Highly Commended Artist at the Queensland Music Awards 2024.

Touring her music around Australia, Clare has supported the likes of Neil Murray. The new ‘Rock & Druins’ EP is another self-illustrated expression of wonder that anticipates Clare’s 3rd full length album ‘Handwritten Letter’ to be released in 2026.

September School Holidays
2025-09-20 00:00 - 2025-10-06 23:59
Join us at Charlotte Plains for the September school holidays!

We have hot baths, campfires, bike track, ice-cream, farm animals, audio tours, and more! Enjoy a great line-up of live music and the AFL grand final, accompanied by our licensed bar.

NB. The school holidays do get busy at Charlotte Plains – if you’re after a more peaceful stay, please set up camp further away from the main areas of the Bore Campsite or plan to visit outside of school holidays. Thank you!

AFL Grand Final
2025-09-27 00:00 - 23:59
Join us around the campfire at the Bore Campsite to watch the 2025 AFL Grand Final!

Live Music - Swifty
2025-09-28 00:00 - 2025-09-30 23:59
Finish off the school holidays right with live tunes from Swifty at the Bore Campsite from 28-30 September, 2025.

Swifty has been entertaining crowds for 40 years in the UK and across Europe, before moving to Australia in 2021. He loves unleashing his repertoire of oldies but goodies from the 60’s, 70’s, & 80’s, along with a humorous tale or two.

Live Music - The Cartwheels
2025-10-01 00:00 - 2025-10-05 23:59
Golden Guitar winners Wendy Phypers and Dave Patterson bring their signature country, western swing, and bluegrass to Charlotte Plains on 1-5 October at the Bore Campsite.

With five studio albums under their belt, including their self-titled release recorded in Victoria and Nashville, The Cartwheels are known for Wendy’s incredible vocals and heartfelt originals. Their latest single Who Careshas topped Australian country charts, celebrating love, life, and family. Performing since the early ’90s with bands like The Sparnetts and The Happening Thang, Wendy and Dave continue to delight audiences nationwide with their timeless country sound.

NRL Grand Final
2025-10-05 00:00 - 23:59
Join us around the campfire at the Bore Campsite to watch the 2025 NRL Grand Final!

Coffee Van
2025-10-06 00:00 - 2025-10-10 23:59
In need of a coffee fix? ☕

Brodericks Travelling Oz will be onsite delivering fresh brews from 6-10 October!

Look out for Michelle & Lenny and their truck at the Bore Campsite.

Live Music - Sarah Catania
2026-04-02 00:00 - 2026-04-10 23:59
We are thrilled to announce Sarah Catania will be live at Charlotte Plains for a music residency from 2-10 April 2026.

Sarah Catania is a rising force in Australian country music, celebrated for her heartfelt songwriting, magnetic stage presence, and a voice that balances strength with vulnerability. Exploring love, heartbreak, and the rollercoaster of life in your twenties, she blends classic storytelling with a fresh, contemporary edge inspired by artists like Ella Langley, Shania Twain, and Carrie Underwood.

Since debuting with Venus and Mars in 2022, Sarah has performed over 200 live shows, including major appearances at the Tamworth Country Music Festival and the Gympie Music Muster. Her breakthrough single Front Row gained national traction, earning full rotation on Triple M Country, Nova Fresh Country, KIX Country, and Australian Country Radio, and with support from ABC Country.

Easter Weekend 2026
2026-04-03 00:00 - 2026-04-06 23:59
Join us for a family-friendly Easter Weekend in Outback Queensland, including camping, hot artesian baths, campfires, and an Easter Egg hunt!

Live Music - Drew Blundell
2026-04-11 00:00 - 2026-04-25 23:59
We are looking forward to welcoming Drew Blundell back to Charlotte Plains from 11 – 25 April 2026!

Drew is an Australian country and contemporary folk artist known for his soulful vocals, melodic guitar work, and multi-instrumental ability. Over a career spanning more than three decades, he has carved a reputation as a compelling live performer, busker, and recording artist whose style blends classic country roots with modern sensibilities.

Anzac Day Dawn Service 2026
2026-04-25 00:00 - 23:59
Be somewhere special this Anzac Day. Join us for a truly magical and meaningful experience as we honour the ANZACs in the heart of the outback.

We’ll gather around a warm fire as the sun rises for a Dawn Service.

Come and be part of our special ANZAC tradition at Charlotte Plains.

Live Music - Clare Cowley
2026-04-26 00:00 - 2026-05-07 23:59
We’re thrilled to have Clare Cowley return to perform at the Bore Campsite from 26 April – 7 May, 2026.

Velvety vocalist & Meanjin based musician, Clare Cowley, charmed listeners with country blues vinyl album, Desire Notes in 2023. Clare grew up with singalongs around the piano in her hometown of Allora. With songs that evoke the likes of Sarah Blasko, Clare was a Highly Commended Artist at the Queensland Music Awards 2024.

Touring her music around Australia, Clare has supported the likes of Neil Murray. The new ‘Rock & Druins’ EP is another self-illustrated expression of wonder that anticipates Clare’s 3rd full length album ‘Handwritten Letter’ to be released in 2026.

Live Music - The Cartwheels
2026-05-08 00:00 - 2026-05-14 23:59
Golden Guitar winners Wendy Phypers and Dave Patterson return to Charlotte Plains with their signature country, western swing, and bluegrass on 8-14 May at the Bore Campsite.

With five studio albums under their belt, including their self-titled release recorded in Victoria and Nashville, The Cartwheels are known for Wendy’s incredible vocals and heartfelt originals. Their latest single Who Careshas topped Australian country charts, celebrating love, life, and family. Performing since the early ’90s with bands like The Sparnetts and The Happening Thang, Wendy and Dave continue to delight audiences nationwide with their timeless country sound.

Live Music - Damien J. Johnson
2026-05-21 00:00 - 2026-05-24 23:59
Damien J. Johnson will be performing at the Bore Campsite from 21-24 May 2026.

Damien is an Ipswich-based Country/Folk/Blues artist whose music blends heartfelt storytelling with a deep connection to regional Australian life.

His 2025 singles “One Hill Town” and “This House” both reached the Australian Top 40 Country Charts.

Damien has shared the stage with Australian music icons James Blundell, Daryl Braithwaite, and David McCormack (Custard), and has been featured on ABC Country and ABC Local Radio.

In 2025 Damien J. Johnson was a Grand-Finalist in the Australian Country Music Stars competition, and most recently was selected as the main support act for iconic Scottish band, Big Country, on their Greatest Hits tour.

Beyond his musical achievements, Damien J. Johnson is a passionate advocate for the local arts scene and has received national recognition via ABC for his role in promoting local, live music.

His commitment to community is evident in his active participation in events like the SPARK Festival and his support for local venues and artists.

Damien J. Johnson’s multifaceted talents and unwavering dedication make him a standout figure in the Ipswich music community.

State of Origin 2026 - Game 1
2026-05-27 18:00 - 22:00 | Charlotte Plains

Live Music - Liv Cartledge
2026-06-01 00:00 - 2026-06-07 23:59
We’re welcoming Liv Cartledge to Charlotte Plains on the 1-7 June 2026. Join Liv around the campfire at the Bore Campsite daily.

Liv Cartledge is a singer-songwriter from Beechworth in Victoria’s High Country, writing folk-rock Australiana shaped by honest, unfiltered storytelling. With a voice that can growl one moment and soar the next, her songs feel unpolished and deeply human, lingering long after they end. Her lyrics trace home, love, loss, and learning to grin through the chaos in between.

There’s grit in her delivery and warmth in her tone, with music that’s soulful and textured. Whether backed by a full band or standing alone with her guitar, Liv commands attention through truth rather than polish. In 2025, Liv toured nationally with Australian folk heavyweights The Waifs, while her first single from an upcoming album has landed on Double J rotation, marking a bold new chapter. She is currently working on her debut full-length album, an intimate and hard-hitting collection set for release in mid 2026.

State of Origin 2026 - Game 2
2026-06-17 18:00 - 22:00

Live Music - Evan Platschinda
2026-06-18 00:00 - 2026-06-24 23:59
Evan Platschinda will be performing live at the Bore Campsite from 18–24 June 2026, bringing his signature blend of heartfelt Australian ballads and classic country favourites to the outback stage.

After years playing in a band, Evan Platschinda stepped back from music to focus on family and business—until a visit to the Tamworth Country Music Festival in 2003 reignited his passion. Since then, he’s performed at major country music festivals across Australia, played countless club gigs, and spent the last 15 years making solo trips through the outback. Along the way, he’s recorded six albums of heartfelt country music and Aussie ballads.

Don’t miss this true-blue country experience!

Stars of Charlotte Plains 2026
2026-06-25 12:00 - 2026-06-28 12:00
Outback Festival

We’re excited to announce the return of Stars of Charlotte Plains 2026!

This three-day, family-friendly camping event offers the ultimate Outback adventure in the heart of Queensland. Set in the picturesque Charlotte Plains, near Cunnamulla, the event will feature live music, camping, food trucks, artesian baths, yabbying, tug-o-war, fun run, and more!

Bookings

To Book:1. Click the blue ‘Book Now’ button and choose a 2-Day or 3-Day Pass from the dropdown. 2. Please list numbers of adults/students/children/under 5’s per vehicle. Additional vehicles can be added to your booking through the green ‘+ Add to Booking’ button when prompted.NB Campsite is included in your ticket, so no need to book this separately.

Highlights

• Live Music – Join a talented line-up performing daily.• Outback Camping – Bring the van or brave a tent, it’s all part of the unpowered camping adventure!• Artesian Baths – Soak in our naturally heated outdoor tubs and springs, a bucket list experience at Charlotte Plains.• Family Activities – Participate in a tug-of-war, cheer on your favourite yabby, and make your way through a themed fun run!• Food Trucks & Bore Bar – Savour a variety of delicious eats by local food vendors and grab sundowners at the bar.• Wide Open Skies – Enjoy breath-taking sunrises, sunsets, and stargazing!

Artist Lineup – more to come!

Supporters

Festival FAQs

When is check in and check out?
All guests will be required to check in upon arrival.

Check-In: From 12pm | Thursday 25th June 2026 (3-Day Pass) OR Friday 26th June 2026 (2-Day Pass) (unless you have booked to stay with us prior)

Check-Out: Before 12pm | Sunday 28th June 2026 (unless you have booked to stay with us longer)

Does our ticket include a campsite?
Your festival pass includes an unpowered site at the Bore Campsite (so there is no need to book a campsite across the festival dates).

3-Day Passes include a site for Thursday 25, Friday 26, and Saturday 27 June 2026.

2-Day Passes include a site for Friday 26 and Saturday 27 June 2026.

Can we book a campsite before/after the festival?
You certainly can!

Your festival ticket includes an unpowered site at the Bore Campsite, so you only need to book for the nights before and/or after the festival.

Please follow the instructions below:

1/ Click here to book > Select Stars of Charlotte Plains 2026.

2/ Click Book Now > Select a 3-Day or 2-Day Pass from the dropdown > Click continue.

3/ Click the green + Add to Booking button on the top left > Select Campsites.

4/ Click Book Now on the Bore Campsite > Enter the desired dates before or after the festival > Enter the number of adults/children/under 5’s > Click continue.

If you want to add nights both before and after the festival dates, you will need to repeat steps 3-4.

5/ Enter your contact information and follow the prompts to complete your booking.

Where can we set up?
Your ticket includes an unpowered campsite at the Bore Campsite. With plenty of space available, sites are not pre-allocated, so you can choose to camp near the Bore Head or further down the Bore Drain for a quieter, more peaceful experience.

If you are travelling as part of a group, we recommend arriving together as it may be difficult to save spots for late arrivals.

IMPORTANT: You must not camp within 20m of the Bore. You will be asked to move if you set up camp within this parameter.

What amenities are available?
Hot Artesian baths, basic toilets/showers, several long drops around the campsite, and shared laundry facilities.

Is there WiFi or phone reception?
There is NO 3G, 4G, or 5G phone reception.

You have access to 10 mins of free usage. You can only use in one sitting. Once that is over, you can then pay $10 which gives you 5GB.

What are the property roads like?
There is 4KM of unsealed, good dirt road coming off the bitumen highway at the Creek Road (Widgeegoarra) entrance to the Bore Campsite.

All roads are perfectly suitable for 2 wheel drive vehicles, as long as there hasn’t been any recent heavy rain. Roads are flat and generally in good condition.

Do I need to book the hot artesian baths?
No bookings are required for our hot artesian baths. The Bore and Baths are available for guest use throughout the festival.

Please be considerate to other guests, wishing to have a bath. Due to the mineral content of the water and the 40°C temperature, it is recommended to only stay in the tubs/water for 20 minutes.

Is there water available onsite?
Yes, there is Artesian water with taps at the shed, toilet block and a separate washing up area. It is suitable to drink and can be potted to use for your caravan or campsite. However, please bring water bottles, if you don’t like the taste.

Is there food available onsite?
Yes! Our fantastic food vendors will have breakfast, lunch, and dinner items available for purchase. Alternatively, please ensure you bring adequate food to Charlotte Plains for the duration of the festival.

Is there waste disposal onsite?
Black-water: Please be aware that there are NO black-water dump points on-site at Charlotte Plains. The nearest dump points are located in Cunnamulla or Bollon. DO NOT dump black-water waste in long-drops, toilets or surrounding shrubbery.

Grey-water: You are welcome to dump your grey water anywhere that is NOT a communal area.

A $200 fee will be applied to your account if you are caught dumping waste incorrectly.

What if there is poor weather?
Please refer to our Payments, Cancellations, and Refund Policy.

Ticket Buyers are encouraged to come prepared for all weather, including bringing ponchos and wearing appropriate footwear.

Are dogs permitted at the festival?
While we understand that some guests may be travelling with their dogs, we don’t actively encourage bringing them to the festival due to the busy nature of the event.

Dogs may be brought along at your discretion, however please note they are not permitted in the main festival area.

Any dogs on site must be well-behaved, able to cope with loud noises, and comfortable being left alone at your campsite.

Gallery

Images by Allie Lee (Stars 2023) & Aaron Kibble (Stars 2025)

Live Music - Cameron Mason
2026-07-06 00:00 - 2026-07-19 23:59
Cameron Mason will be performing live at the Bore Campsite from 6-19 July 2026.

Cameron is an Australian country singer and guitarist known for his rich blend of musical styles and heartfelt storytelling. Raised in a musically vibrant household, Cameron was inspired by his grandfather, a multi-instrumentalist, and his father’s love for country music. He picked up the guitar at age nine and never looked back.

His sound is a fusion of bush ballads, traditional country, western swing, blues, southern rock, and rock’n’roll. Cameron’s performances range from tender heartache ballads to rowdy drinking anthems, reflecting the full emotional spectrum of country music.

Over the years, he’s shared the stage with legends like Slim Dusty, Lee Kernaghan, Troy Cassar-Daley, and even international acts like Hot Chocolate. From Tasmania to Far North Queensland—and even the Sydney Opera House—Cameron has toured extensively across Australia.

Cameron’s latest album release “One More Story” highlights his versatility with a great collection of songs that have withstood the test of time. With his diverse setlist Cameron continues to be a crowd pleaser time and time again.

State of Origin 2026 - Game 3
2026-07-08 18:00 - 22:00

Live Music – Drew Blundell
2026-08-28 00:00 - 2026-09-17 23:59
We are looking forward to welcoming Drew Blundell back to Charlotte Plains from 28 August – 17 September 2026!

Drew is an Australian country and contemporary folk artist known for his soulful vocals, melodic guitar work, and multi-instrumental ability. Over a career spanning more than three decades, he has carved a reputation as a compelling live performer, busker, and recording artist whose style blends classic country roots with modern sensibilities.

Live Music - Mark Porter
2026-09-19 00:00 - 2026-09-25 23:59
Mark Porter is back with us, performing at the Bore Campsite from 19-25 September, 2026.

Mark is a third generation musician, influenced by the early music that came out of Americas Deep South. With rich vocals, his renditions are raw, played on Acoustic and Dobro slide guitars.

He has performed at festivals including Gympie Music Muster, Agnes Water Blues, Roots & Rock Festival, Rotorua Blues Festival, Festival of King Island, Airlie Beach Festival of Music, and Cooktown Discovery Festival.

The touring will continue in 2026. With residencies in NW and SW Qld, and another appearance at the Agnes Water Blues and Roots Festival.
