Noccundra Hotel - QLD

Located about 140km west of Thargomindah; the hotel is said to have been built some time between 1870-1882. The hotel has been listed as one of the oldest buildings in South West Queensland by the National Trust.

The Noccundra Hotel is owned by Nockatunga Station, and today it serves as a meeting place for locals, families, stockmen, and travellers alike, all of whom enjoy the unsophisticated atmosphere of this remote and isolated Pub. The Hotel is a popular rest stop or overnight stay for visitors driving to the "Dig Tree", Innamincka, Cameron Corner, Thargomindah, and all points in between.

ULP and diesel sold at the hotel.Noccundra Hotel is open 7-days (with the exception of Good Friday and Christmas day & Boxing Day) and meals are available daily. Tours and group bookings welcome.

Hotel accommodation is provided in dongas (demountable buildings), Powered sites, and a number of unpowered sites are also provided adjacent to the Hotel for campers. Camping is also permitted on the lawns of the Hotel grounds and at the nearby Wilson River camps on the Noccundra Waterhole. Communal showers and toilets are provided near the dongas for guests. Public Toilet facilities are also provided adjacent to the Hotel.

Standing in the hotel yard is a memorial to the Andrew Hume expedition that came through the area while searching for survivors of the lost Leichhardt expedition.

Nockatunga Pastoral & alt Contacts
+61 7 4655 4311
nockatunga@pastoral.com
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