By Road
The Bore Campsite & Artesian Baths are located 4km off the highway.
The Shearer’s Campsite & Accommodation are a further 8.5km drive from the Bore Campsite.
Travelling from Cunnamulla: The Bore Campsite is located approx. 50km (40 mins) east of Cunnamulla.
Travelling from Bollon: The Bore Campsite is located approx. 135km (1.5hrs) west of Bollon.
We are on UHF channel 26.
Private flights and charters welcome – please click here for more information and to seek permission.
Aeroplane Landing Area, uncertified. No airport designator. S28º 04.41′ E146º 11.19′. 613ft AMSL. 086º/30nm ref. Cunnamulla Aerodrome
13/31 (127/307) – Clay surface, 940m length. Clear approach in both directions.
Regional Express (REX) also offers flights to Cunnamulla from Brisbane on Wednesdays and Sundays. See
http://www.rex.com.au/ for more information or phone 13 17 13.
Bus Queensland runs three services to Cunnamulla on a Sunday, Wednesday and Friday; with return services operating on Monday, Thursday and Saturday. Ph: 1300 287 537.
The Westlander Train departs Tuesday and Thursday from Brisbane. Ph: 1300 131 722.
Explore Cunnamulla & Paroo Shire
Charlotte Plains is located near Cunnamulla in the Paroo Shire, a region rich in Aboriginal history and culture. The Kooma and Kunja peoples have long been associated with this Country. Cunnamulla takes its name from the Kunja language and is understood to mean “long stretch of water” or “big waterhole”, reflecting the enduring importance of water and landscape to local communities.
Charlotte Plains is a memorable stop on a wider Outback Queensland journey. Guests are encouraged to allow time before or after their stay to explore Cunnamulla, support local businesses, visit nearby attractions and experience more of the Paroo Shire.
Cunnamulla offers a mix of artesian wellness experiences, local history, wildlife, riverside walks, country hospitality, dining, shopping and visitor services. It is also a convenient place to fuel up, purchase groceries, enjoy a meal, visit local attractions and collect up-to-date travel information before travelling to Charlotte Plains.
Things to do in and around Cunnamulla
While visiting the region, guests may like to explore:
- Cunnamulla Fella Visitor Information Centre
- Artesian Time Tunnel, Art Gallery and Museum
- Cunnamulla Fella Statue
- Warrego River Walk
- Cunnamulla Hot Springs
- Local cafes, pubs, bakeries and dining options
- Local shops, gifts and supplies
- Birdwatching, wildlife and nature-based experiences
- Seasonal events and community activities across Paroo Shire
Where to eat, shop and stay locally
Cunnamulla and the broader Paroo Shire region offer a range of local dining, accommodation and visitor services. Guests travelling to Charlotte Plains may wish to stop in town for meals, fuel, groceries, supplies or an overnight stay before continuing their journey.
Cunnamulla Tourism provides current regional visitor information, including local dining, accommodation, pet-friendly options, attractions and services. The Cunnamulla Tourism dining page also lists local food options across Paroo Shire, including pubs, cafes, takeaways and coffee shops.
Plan your outback journey
Charlotte Plains encourages guests to plan ahead, check road and weather conditions, travel safely, and support the communities they visit along the way.
For up-to-date regional information, visit:
Use this for local attractions, dining, accommodation, events, visitor information and travel planning.
Use this for broader destination inspiration and Outback Queensland travel ideas.