Eulo

Lizard Racing TrackOnce a year Eulo hosts the lizard races. At other times of year you can see the track and imagine what it would be like with 5000 people in the town watching the races.

Mud SpringsThe mud springs are areas of raised and soft mud where water can flow from the Great Artesian Basin. The mud springs are not very muddy, and there is no water flowing. Interesting local landscape though, and if you have made it this far, you may as well go and visit them.

Swim in the Paroo RiverDepending on water flow (not too much, not too little) you can swim in the Paroo River. A small weir has been built just by the road bridge. A better swimming hole on the Paroo is available to the south at Caiwarro in the Currawinya National Park.

Mud BathThe date farm will fill a cast iron bath up with water, and give you a variety of mud to put in it. The Paroo river just down the road allows you to do the same thing free of charge (albeit it considerably colder and with fish).

Date Wine, Date Sauce, DatesThe Date Farm has date wine and other date products for sale.

Paroo PatchLocally made handicrafts. Nice leatherwork. Small store.

OpalsOpals are mined at nearby Yowah and are for sale at the pub and at the general store.

HoneyBeekeepers bring their bees to Eulo each winter to feed on the nectar of the Eucalyptus trees. Paroo honey can be purchased at the general store, along with a real beehive on display.

Eulo Queen HotelDinner nightly from 6:30pm, and lunch daily. Mains around $15.

Eulo General StoreToasted sandwiches, pies and sausage rolls and toasted sandwiches.

Eulo Queen HotelHistorical pub, named after the Eulo Queen during the town's opal mining heyday.

Eulo Queen HotelThis is the only place to stay in Eulo. It six non-ensuite rooms and some cabins. Toilets and showers are out the back. The pub rooms just have a thin foam mattress and heating & cooling is a little antiquated.