Local Attractions
Things to see and do in Eromanga
Eromanga is famous on several counts, firstly for being the furthest town from the sea in Australia and secondly for the significant palaeontological discoveries of Australia’s largest dinosaurs on a property near Eromanga.
Knot-A-Saurus Park
Be sure to take a ‘selfie’ with the Sauropod and her 2 babies at Knot-A-Saurus Park
The IOR Refinery
Refining crude oils into automotive distillates, jet fuel and more – 1250 barrels per day!
Living History Centre
Discover more about Eromanga’s history, see the Object Theatre and Opal Mining Memorial
The Old Royal Hotel
Once a Cobb & Co Staging Post built in 1885. Join a local community BBQ here most Saturdays.
Town Historical Walk
Follow the trail of heritage signs telling the story of Eromanga’s historic buildings
Opalopolis Park
A monument to the Opal miners which is appropriately inlaid with local Boulder Opals.
Kyabra Creek
Located approximately 40km north of Eromanga, with free camping and great fishing.
Yapunyah Sand Dunes
Located approximately 40km north of Eromanga.
Become a Museum Member
Museum membership grants you benefits from great discounts as well as support the continuing development of the museum. Find out more about becoming a museum member.