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Come stay, Relax & unwind
Welcome to Longreach accommodation including
ALBERT PARK MOTOR INN, JUMBUCK LONGREACH MOTEL, ABAJAZ MOTOR INN & STORK ROAD OUTBACK ADVENTURES CABINS
Set in an idyllic bush setting and in close proximity to Longreach’s iconic attractions. All our units are ground level for your convenience and comfort as well as undercover parking, Reverse-cycle Air-conditioning & laundries on site.
Located close to Australian Stockmans Hall of Fame, Qantas Founders Outback Museum and Longreach Airport. Reception hours are from 7.30am to 8.30pm, internet kiosk available. Set in unique bush surroundings.
CLOSE TO LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
Accommodation in longreach
Each one of our units benefit from reverse-cycle air-conditioning, room service,
digital free to air television and convenient undercover parking right out the front.
Peaceful Outback
Longreach Queensland
Longreach has beautiful warm weather almost all year round. Average maximum temperatures are 36-40 degrees during summer and 23-26 degrees during winter. Minimum overnight temperatures are 22-23 degrees during the summer months and 7-8 degrees during winter.
Interesting note: all the streets in Longreach are named after birds. Streets named after water birds run east-west and those named after land birds run north-south.
explore longreach
LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
View what our region has to offer
The Story of Longreach
Prior to 1860, the land around what is now the Shire of Longreach was peopled by the Iningai, Malintji and Kunngkari. In 1860, William Landsborough
Outback Tours
Hear the pounding hooves of the magnificent horses on the outback dirt road. Hear the rattle and creak of the coach. Hold on to your
Thompson River Cruises
Enjoy a gentle sunset cruise down the majestic Thomson River, where birds flock home to roost on the riverbanks. This is Longreach’s original Thomson River