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NRMA has the most trusted and comprehensive accommodation information for your next holiday in Charleville Australia.
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Pop 3,278. (737km WNW Brisbane) On the banks of the Warrego River, Charleville offers visitors a wide cross-section of experiences from magical stargazing and Aboriginal culture to the rare and endangered Australian bilby. It is in the centre of a rich pastoral district. Charleville is the largest town in the south west of the Outback Queensland region. Discovered by early explorer Mr Edmund Kennedy in 1847, an area of land was set aside for a township in 1865. The town was gazetted in 1868 and later named by the Government surveyor of the day, Mr WA Tully, after his hometown in Ireland.
FESTIVALS: Anzac Day Celebrations and March (Apr), Charleville Show Ball, Charleville and District Agricultural Show (May), Charleville School of Distance Education Sports Muster (Aug) and National Bilby Day Celebrations (Sep).
ACCESS: Car via Matilda and Warrego Hwys. Also air, rail and bus access.
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On our website you will find a complete guide to accommodation in Charleville. Select from a range of Charleville accommodation including hotels, motels, apartments, bed & breakfasts, cottages and caravan parks. All the accommodation is star rated to help you select the perfect place to stay whether it be a budget motel, luxury B&B, business hotel or family caravan park. The accommodation is awarded a star rating between 1 and 5 stars based upon the accommodations facilities, maintenance and cleanliness, allowing you to choose accommodation in any state with confidence.
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 Mulga Country Motor Inn
 Warrego Motel Charleville
Bailey Bar Caravan Park
Charleville Waltzing Matilda Motor Inn & Dining Room
Evening Star Tourist Park
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This online accommodation index provides the same information that Australians have used for many years to find a place to stay with the star ratings signifying the standard of the facilities offered by the accommodations
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