What 2026 looks like....
Staying at Roses N Things
Roses N Things Caravan Park opening date is April 1st 2026. This year your stay will be extra special as we are offering dinners, afternoon teas (including high tea) and of course our beautiful gift shop will be open.
The caravan park is looking great and our gardens have enjoyed the rain.
We look forward to seeing our regulars and newcomers that have never experienced our boutique caravan park.
See you soon, Lisa and Jason
Caravan Park Open 2025
Staying at Roses N Things
Roses N Things caravan park is now open for 2025. We are looking forward to seeing many travellers from far and wide. The park is green and lush due to our recent rainfall and ready for visitors. We look forward to the 2025 season. Safe and Happy Travels….. Lisa and Jason
Staying at Roses N Things Caravan Park
Staying at Roses N Things
Welcome to Roses N Things Caravan Park, thank you for choosing us when staying in Barcaldine.
Some information below will ensure you have a great stay with us……
Eating Options - bookings essential (on arrival or at time of booking)
Afternoon Tea - Offered in the Tea Garden on Tuesday’s and Thursday’s 230-330. We offer drinks and snacks including coffee, tea, scones and daily specials. As a special treat we offer High Tea - Indulge in petite sweet treats and savoury treats alongside your choice of coffee, tea’s and our refreshing fruit spritzers $39 per person.
Dinner - in the Tea Garden is offered on Saturday’s. Sit in the beautifully lit garden and enjoy dinner menu. DInner begins at 6pm. Menu
‘Delivery to your door’ - we provide dinner delivered to your caravan on Monday’s, Wednesday’s and Friday’s. Dinner delivery begins at 6pm. Menu
Information about staying……….
Please be aware at night Kangaroos do come into the park to eat our green grass – please do not approach or feed them
Frogs do like the amenities block, beware!
A free BBQ is available for your use in the Gazebo, cleaning equipment provided. Please clean after use
If you find the BBQ runs out of gas we do have a spare gas bottle just ring Jason on 0413037948 and a replacement will be provided
There is a communal Fire Pit area located in front of the Gazebo, wood, fire starters and lighter provided.
Laundry is available for use – please remember to turn the washing machine on before you insert your coins
There is a little book exchange in the laundry – give a book, get a book
Barcaldine water is untreated Artesian basin water
Some tourist information about the area is available in the Laundry
To help keep our grass green please do not pour hot liquids/oils on our lawn
Please ensure sullage hoses are inserted into waste pipes provided near water taps
The nearest waste dump point can be found at the Showgrounds
The amenities are cleaned between 10 am and 11am each day
Please no tree to tree clothes lines, we have 2 clothes lines beside the amenities block
We are pet friendly - if you could please clean up after your pet and have them on a lead when outside your van at all times.
Bins can be found in the BBQ area. A recycle bin with a yellow lid has been provided. ONLY cans and stubbies with the 10c recycle symbol can be recycled in our area due to recycling restrictions.
Check out is 10am.
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If you have any problems or require any assistance please call Jason on 0413037948 or Lisa 0417759855
Enjoy your stay!
Elegant affair
A Beautiful Mother’s Day
Roses N Things Barcaldine held Mother’s Day High Tea 12th May 2019. It was perfect weather and delicious delights were enjoyed by all. This was a planned event to celebrate Mother’s Day this year. Roses N Things can host other events and special occasions such as baby showers, bridal showers, weddings, engagements or you can just come down any time and enjoy the beautiful surroundings and menu. If travelling though Barcaldine, one of the things to do is to stop in and enjoy a Devonshire Tea/Coffee or make the most of the experience and stay at Roses N Things Caravan Park Barcaldine. Enjoy the photo’s of the Mother’s Day event it was such a wonderful day.
Tree of Knowledge Festival Barcaldine
Come join us for the Tree of Knowledge Festival!
Come visit Barcaldine for a weekend of festivities. Roses N Things Caravan Park is a great place to stay for your visit while enjoying Revfest, the markets, the races, the street parade and the rugby. For more information go to the Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Festival page
Top ten things to do in Barcaldine
Explore the best Barcaldine has to offer!
1. Visit the tree of knowledge
This iconic ghost gum grew in front of the Barcaldine Railway station until it was poisoned, after which it was immortalised in a magnificent art installation. Visit this monument and learn about why this tree is so important to the history of the labour party and trade unions.
2. Workers Heritage Centre
The Workers Heritage Centre showcases Australia’s rich working history over 2 hectares of gardens and 14 buildings. The grounds were the former site of Barcaldine State School but now feature 22 displays telling the story of vitally important parts of our nation’s working life. the interesting history of the shearer’s strike and the relevance of the ‘Tree of Knowledge’ is all showcased within the museum. A great day out in Barcaldine.
3. The Fraser Way Walking Track
This walking track spans two kilometres around the edge of lagoon creek. It is a popular stop for bird watchers and nature lovers alike, and allows leashed dogs to be walked. Exercise yourself and your pooch whilst taking in the sights on this beautiful walk.
4. Barcaldine Swimming Pool
The Barcaldine Swimming Pool is located on the corner of Pine and Wilga Street. It is 50m with an individual shaded children's wading pool. Other facilities include change rooms, showers, toilets, BBQ area and a shaded seating area.
Click here for more information.
5. The Radio Picture Theatre
Located in Beech street, the theatre first opened in 1926 with silent movies, followed by the introduction of sound movies in 1931. The theatre still provides a the old style canvas seats for comfort when movies are screened. Open only Friday and Sunday nights and showing the latest flicks, this icon of Barcaldine is a gorgeous art deco style cinema. Step back in time whilst watching the latest blockbuster! Movie selections can be found advertised at the theatre and on the FB page - Barcaldine Picture Theatre. Remember to thank the workers as they are all volunteers!
6. The Globe
The recently completed 'The Globe' is a multifunctional building designed specifically for arts and tourism. The restored hotel contains a modern Visitor Information Centre, 'History on Oak' showcasing the history of The Globe and the Barcaldine township, and the 'Galilee Gallery' which hosts exhibitions, displays, art functions and events.
7. Barcaldine Tag along Tours
Visit a working property that has been family owned for over 100 years. Experience a working sheep and cattle farm and of course the wildlife. Meet real country historians with years of knowledge and experience. A wonderful day spent getting to know the locals. Smoko included in the tour. Ring 46511652 or find them on FB.
8. Masonic Lodge
This national heritage listed building is a unique site in Barcaldine. Built in 1901, the iron and timber building has a painted facade on the front and back which has been designed to make the building look as though it is made from brick. It is still used as a Masonic Temple and meetings are held once a month. Tours of the Lodge by a local mason can be arranged by contacting the Visitor Information Centre.
9. Barcaldine Rec Park
Visit the newest edition to the township of Barcaldine located approximately 1km from the town centre. Enjoy this manmade lake which is 1100km long and 250m wide. A variety of water sports are allowed along with swimming and you can also enjoy bird and people watching. You will find the entrance to the Rec Park along the highway to Longreach.
10. Lara Station
Lara Station is 28km South of Barcaldine and 78km North of Blackall on the Landsborough Highway. Enjoy the lovely drive, then look for the yellow and black Lara sign. Follow the signs for 13km along a graded dirt road to the booking office. You could enjoy a campfire and star gazing at night, whilst enjoying the sounds of the nightlife, or come out early in the morning to experience the majesty of the sunrise over the wetlands.
Easy day trips from Barcaldine
Looking for a little more to do? Check out these great day trips in the Barcaldine region!
1. Jericho day trip
Enjoy a day trip to the local town of Jericho and experience their drive in theatre, beautiful redbank park and local attractions such as the crystal trumpeteers. Step back in time to enjoy a movie from the front seat of your car as a perfect end to a fun day out.
2. Dunraven tag-along tours
Experience an informative tour of this family owned sheep and cattle property, with an included morning tea and interactive baby animal section! This is a great experience for families and travellers alike, bookings essential.
$25.00 per person, open during Winter months or by appointment.
Please contact Roberta Doneley on 0427 511 651 or email: rfmoyse@hotmail.com for further information.
3. Visit longreach
Located an hour and ten minutes out of Barcaldine, Longreach makes a great day-trip location. Boasting historic cemetery tours, powerhouse museum and being the founding town of qantas airlines, Longreach will entertain for hours.
4. Aramac
Aramac is one of the oldest towns in the central west, and is home to attractions like Lake Dunn, the White Bull and the Tramway museum. Originally known as Marathon, the town was later renamed after Robert Ramsay Mackenzie, the first explorer to the area who carved his name (R R Mac) on a tree.
5. Lake Dunn
Lake Dunn is a freshwater lake in located near Aramac. Also known as Pajingo Bola, meaning "Big Fella Waterhole", the lake is home to a large waterfowl population. The shores boast native trees, as well as new picnic areas to enjoy lunch.
6. Muttaburra
Muttaburra is the closest town to the geographical Centre of Queensland and is home to the Muttaburrasaurus Langdoni, the first most complete dinosaur discovered in 1963. The fossils were found by a local grazier Doug Langdon while out mustering, and these are now housed in the Queensland Museum.
3 gourmet experiences in the Barcaldine region
For some fine dining in the Barcaldine area, look no further than these gourmet options.
1. Harry’s Restaurant, Longreach
Offering a contemporary Australian menu, Harry’s dishes are made from fresh seasonal produce and are paired expertly with their delicious wines. Beautifully presented plates, you will not be disappointed with items on the menu such as barramundi, pork belly, scotch fillet and an array of delectable entrees.
2. Starlight Cruise, Longreach
Outback Pioneers’ sunset cruise was the original Thomson River Cruise and is still the favourite with its historic ‘Thomson Belle’ paddlewheeler and traditional riverbank entertainment, including a stockmen’s dinner around the campfire.
3. Smithy’s Outback Dinner and Show, Longreach
A night not to be missed, Smithy’s Outback dinner and show provides nibbles and a 2-course meal along with amazing performers and storytellers. Their camp oven inspired modern cuisine will delight your tastebuds and can be enjoyed with a variety of wines and cold beers at their cash bar.
Points of interest for people travelling through Barcaldine
Your one stop page for everything you might need in Barcaldine.
Barcaldine IGA
179 Oak St, Barcaldine QLD 4725
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Barcaldine Meat Barn
165 Oak St, Barcaldine QLD 4725
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All Roads Automotive
64 Gidyea St, Barcaldine QLD 4725
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Barcaldine Tyre & Auto
Acacia St, Barcaldine QLD 4725
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Barcaldine Visitor Information Centre
149 Oak St, Barcaldine QLD 4725
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Australia Post
77 Ash St, Barcaldine QLD 4725
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Mobil Petrol Station
39 Oak St, Barcaldine QLD 4725
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Choice Petrol Station
2 Box St, Barcaldine QLD 4725
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Barcaldine Pharmacy
91 Oak St, Barcaldine QLD 4725
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Barcaldine Hospital
Oak St, Barcaldine QLD 4725
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Barcaldine, Smith Bros True Value Hardware
69 Oak St, Barcaldine QLD 4725
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The best places to take amazing photos in and around Barcaldine
A curated list of the most photogenic areas in the Barcaldine region.
Looking to up your Instagram game as you travel through Barcy region? Check out this curated list of the most photogenic spots.
Barcaldine
The Tree of Knowledge
103 Oak St
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The Windmill
Oak St
The Wildflower Season (Aug/Sept)
10 km slow drive around Barcaldine
The Fraser Way walking track at Lagoon Creek
7km West of Barcaldine on the Landsborough/A2 Highway
The Murals
Located along Oak street
Jericho
The Crystal Trumpeters
Central Jericho, Capricorn Highway
The Murals
Public Toilets, picnic table shelters, fences, the Hotel and also Showgrounds, CWA Hall and Spiritus Nursing Centre
Muttaburra
Nature Drive
4km around Muttaburra
The Public Art
Central Muttaburra
Aramac
Lake Dunn
68km Northeast of Aramac
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Lake Galilee
93km Northeast of Aramac
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Gray Rock and Horsetailers Gorge
42.3ms East of Aramac
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Alpha
The ‘Jump-Ups’ Rocks
Clermont road, Northwest of Alpha
The Murals
The railway goods shed, the walls of the town's pubs and numerous public buildings in Shakespeare Street
Blackall
The Five Mile Waterhole
153km North of Blackall on the Landsborough/A2, with a left at the “Riverview”/”Garden” sign.
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Lara Station
Between Barcaldine and Blackall - 28 kms south of Barcaldine or 78kms north of Blackall
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