Walkabout Creek Hotel

McKinlay, QLD

Walkabout Creek Hotel

McKinlay, QLD

AccommodationCaravansDrinking WaterTent SiteShowersToiletsCamp KitchenPowerAccessible

About this accommodation

Walkabout Creek Hotel is the iconic pub venue that featured in the classic Australian film, Crocodile Dundee. It offers an authentic outback experience, while also providing the comforts of modern stay. With a caravan park that can accommodate both vans and tents, it's the perfect place for individuals or families seeking a unique and adventurous holiday experience. Moreover, the hotel provides a blend of rugged outback charm and delicate sophistication, making it a quintessential Australian destination.

Experience the enchanting allure of the Walkabout Creek Hotel, celebrated as the veritable home of the iconic Crocodile Dundee pub. Offering a remarkable balance of rustic outback charm and refined sophistication, it invites visitors to immerse themselves in an authentic Australian settlement. With its captivating caravan park that accommodates vans, tent, and camper trailer sites, it seamlessly blends the essence of laid-back outdoor living and contemporary comfort. The Walkabout Creek Hotel captivates with its unique historical significance, inviting guests to partake in a genuine Australian adventure. Discover, explore, relax, and enjoy an unforgettable experience at the heart of Australia's legendary outback.

Features & Facilities

Amenities

Drinking Water

Showers

Toilets

Power

Accommodation Types

Caravan Park

Caravans

Tent Site

Facilities

Ice

BBQ

Rules & Accessibility

Camping Fee

Accessible

Other Features

No Generators

Camp Trailers

Long Rig

Cold Drinks

Alcohol Licence

Bin

Caravan Parks

Camp Kitchen

Location

Walkabout Creek Hotel•cnr Kirby & Wylde Streets, McKinlay, QLD, 4823

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SUN☀️

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MON☀️

26° / 13°

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Nearby Accommodation

within 50km

45.9 km away

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