Thargomindah, a town in Outback Queensland, offers a range of unique attractions for travelers. One of the top attractions is the Burke and Wills Tree, which holds historical significance as part of the expedition of Burke and Wills. Nature enthusiasts can explore the Pelican Point Nature Trail and enjoy birdwatching at Lake Bindegolly National Park, known for its fabulous birdwatching and nature activities. Additionally, visitors can experience Australia's first hydroelectricity system at the Hydro Power Plant, driven by artesian water pressure, and explore the town's rich history by taking a self-guided tour of the Old Hospital and the Old Jail.
Thargomindah also serves as a launch pad for exploring nearby sites such as Cameron Corner, the iconic Burke and Wills 'Dig' Tree at Cooper Creek, and historic hotels at Noccundra and Hungerford. The town's red desert landscapes and beautiful sunsets make it an ideal stopover for travelers exploring the Outback. Thargomindah is accessible via the Adventure Way, a sealed road from Brisbane, making it an ideal touring route to or from South Australia via the famous Strzelecki Track and the Flinders Ranges.
For travelers, Thargomindah offers essential facilities such as accommodation, a supermarket, a roadhouse, a pub, a post office, a community center with internet access, a library, a swimming pool, and a public park with barbecues. Accommodation options include two motels, a caravan park in town, and a station stay 90 km south, providing convenience and comfort for visitors.