Blackall is located in the 'Queensland Outback' approximately 950 kilometres north west of Brisbane. Blackall is a small rural community with a population of about 1600. We have a rich history and a growing tourism industry. The town is located on the banks of the Barcoo River; always a popular fishing spot.

Blackall's Acacia Motor Inn has 25 spacious 4 star rooms within walking distance to historic Blackall. Our bistro is a popular licensed restaurant seating 80 to 100 people - birthdays, weddings and other functions catered for by prior arrangement.

We have undercover parking and all ground floor units. On site there is an artesian pool and spa. We also welcome bus tours.

Things to Do in Blackall

Blackall has a rich history; first settled in 1864 and named after Samuel Wensley Blackall, then-governor of Queensland. Signs at the entrance of the town declare 'Welcome to Blackall - you are in Merino Country. Blackall - the biggest cattle selling centre in the Central West.' Despite these grand claims, Blackall is a small rural village with a population of 2200.

Unfortunately, finding Accommodation in Outback QLD is never easy with the mining boom taking up most available rooms.