Longreach

Discover the Australian outback from this remote Queensland town.

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Dunblane

Welcome to Barcy! Looking for a campsite where you can camp on your own or just with your friends? Want to learn more about wool growing and sheep grazing businesses? Want to see wildlife (emus, brolgas, kangaroos including the red kangaroo, eagles, echidnas) and livestock in their paddocks? Consider the self-drive tour. Walk the pet, light a fire at night and let the kids explore. Several sites have hot water for open air baths or tubs.

Dunblane is a wool sheep grazing property located just off the Landsborough (Matilda) Highway 8km west of Barcaldine. We welcome camping guests and we're happy to share our place with others. 

Only one booking allowed at each site so you will have the site to yourself, although you are able to book so friends can also stay with you.  Pull in, light a fire, watch for falling stars, walk the dog and let the kids explore. Check the sunsets that never fail.

Amenities depend on the site booked - check the options listed.

Kids under 15 stay free!

Dog and pet friendly.

Fill up the hot tub with hot Great Artesian Basin Water, if t snot hot enough for you,  light the donkey!

Fill up the hot tub with hot Great Artesian Basin Water flowing straight for the ground.

Goodberry Broadwater Campground

Goodberry Hills is a 40,000 acre working cattle property 37 kilometers north east of Longreach in Central Western Queensland. The property is operated by your hosts the Deane family, Jenny, Rowley, Jess, Phillip and Billy. Our family has been in the area since 1872 and have owned Goodberry Hills since 1950.

Guests staying with us must be fully self contained with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste and rubbish with them on departure.

Well behaved pets who remain under control at all times are allowed, a two bay dog kennel will be set up near the goat yards on your way into the campsites to provide campers with a safe space to leave their pets if they are spending the day doing tourist activities in the area (it is up to the owner of the pets to ensure the water dishes in the kennels are kept full if they plan to use them). Campfires permitted in the fire pits provided.

Our family came to the district in 1872 when Rowley's Great, Great, Great Grandfather Rowland Edkins arrived at Mt Cornish to take up the managers position. Mt Cornish was established from half of the original Bowen Downs holding to enable improved management after Harry Redford (Captain Starlight) stole the mob of cattle and took them to South Australia. The country around Goodberry Hills is where the cattle were stolen from. There is a small hill across the river from the campground known as Starlights Lookout, from where legend has it, Harry Redford would watch the movements of the station stockmen so he could time his raids for when they were unlikely to be about.

When the big stations were resumed in 1879 and put to Ballot the family drew several blocks in the district, the main one being Bimbah where family members have lived ever since. Rowley is the fifth generation of the family to call Bimbah home. Goodberry Hills and Bimbah are now operated as one Property.

Goodberry Hills was purchased by Rowley's parents in 1950. From then until recently the property ran sheep and cattle as part of an amalgamation of five holdings totalling 90,000 acres. The annual shearing produced around 620 bales of 21 micron wool from 25,000 sheep which were shorn at the Goodberry Hills Woolshed in July each year. A herd of 500 breeding cows were also run with their progeny being grown out to feeders (cattle about 400Kg liveweight ready for entry to feedlots) at around 18 months of age.

We now operate Bimbah and Goodberry Hills totalling 40,000 acres running only cattle, with a herd of 300 Charbray Cross Breeding Cows and their progeny through to feeders and depending on the season up to 600 backgrounders (Weaner cattle purchased at around 200kg liveweight and grown to around 400kg liveweight ready for sale to feedlots).

Camden Park Station

With 14 exclusive sites, this is a perfectly safe and convenient haven to base while you visit all that Western Queensland has to offer. 
 
We offer a bundle of campfire wood for $20.

Longreach is only 10 km away. The sites are 15 amp powered and under the cover of a large hay barn. 

Showers (4) and Toilets (4) are available.

Campfires are welcome when there are no restrictions in place, please keep them contained and ensure they are completely out before leaving them unattended.

Tours of the station are separate and available on certain days on request via outbackdan@camdenparkstation.com.au

Pets are welcome, please keep them under control and clean up after them.

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