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Outback Native Timber Walk
Charleville,
South West
Free Entry - Entry Information
Phone:
07 4654 7771Email:
obguides@bigpond.com
Web:
www.murweh.qld.gov.au
Description
Interested in identifying native trees? Surrounding the lake in Graham Andrews Parklands is a collection of 18 different species of native Australian trees at the Outback Native Timber Walk.
Look, touch and smell your way around the walk, as you learn of the botanical and common names and the European and Aboriginal uses for each species. Each tree is signposted and a written guide is available from the Charleville Visitor Information Centre.
Property Details
Facilities
- Access With Assistance for the Disabled
- BBQ Facilities
- Car park
- Public toilet
- Shaded Area
- Sheltered Area
- Toilet facilities for the Disabled
- Walking Tracks
Activities
- Animal Watching
- Birdwatching
- Walking
Other Information
Children:Children are welcome. There is an adventure playground situated near the walk.
Pets Allowed:
Yes. Pets are allowed, however, they must be restrained at all times.
How To Get There:
The Outback Native Timber Walk is situated within Graham Andrews Parklands. Follow the Matilda / Mitchell Highway south towards Cunnamulla until you come across the Park on your right hand side.
Free Entry
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Sturt Street
Charleville
Queensland 4470 Australia
Charleville
Queensland 4470 Australia
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