QUILPIE IN QUEENSLAND - A QUIET PLACE

   

 

Quilpie in Queensland

Is a water land

Has the river Bulloo

                        paroo

                & warego

With the trio rivers

It's so flowers.

Quilpie, a town in southwestern Queensland, is known for its peaceful and quiet atmosphere, making it a true "outback Queensland" getaway. With a population under 600, it's a popular stop for those traversing the vast outback and offers a charming blend of history and character. Visitors can enjoy the tranquility of the Bulloo River, explore the Quilpie Shire Museum, or fossick for opals. 

Key aspects of Quilpie's quiet character:

Small population:

Quilpie's population of under 600 people contributes to its relaxed and intimate atmosphere. 

Outback location:

Situated in the heart of the Queensland outback, Quilpie offers a unique and peaceful escape from city life. 

Nature and recreation:

The Bulloo River provides opportunities for picnics and fishing, while the Baldy Top Lookout offers stunning sunset views. 

Historical charm:

The Quilpie Shire Museum and Visitor Information Centre offers insights into the town's history and the stories of its early settlers. 

Opal fossicking:

Quilpie is known for its boulder opals, and visitors can try their luck at the free opal fossicking area. 

 

 

 Quilpie is home to “The Jewel of the Outback”, the exquisite boulder opal. You can purchase souvenirs, jewellery, and display pieces throughout the town from this beautiful gem. Try your luck at the free opal fossicking area and visit St Finbarr's Church and admire the stunning Opal Altar, Lectern, and Font.

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