Blackall Accommodation
Coolibah Motel, Blackall

Coolibah Motel, Blackall
Coolibah Motel

Family rooms at the Coolibah Motel
Family room

Dining at the Coolibah Motel
Dining room

Come and stay in Blackall for a while!

Blackall is the perfect base to explore Central Western Queensland. There is much to see and do in this friendly outback town.

Whether you are caravanning, camping, staying in motels or hotels, Blackall can cater to your needs.

• Coolibah Motel
36 Shamrock Street
Blackall

The Blackall Coolibah Motel offers 3 star accommodation in newly refurbished, well appointed rooms at very affordable prices. Your hosts, Christine and Les Williams, will welcome you to the Blackall Coolibah Motel and make you feel like family.

Clean Rooms and Friendly Service
Heated / Air-Conditioned Units
Direct Dial Phones - STD / ISD
Colour TV / Video
Pool
Austar
Undercover Parking
Licenced Alfresco Dining Area
Walking distance to all shopping
Friendly country hospitality
Make a booking at the Coolibah!
Blackall Coolibah Motel

More accommodation in Blackall ....
The Barcoo Hotel
95 Shamrock Street
Telephone: (07) 4657 4197
Blackall Caravan Park
53 Garden Street
Telephone: (07) 4657 4816


Blackall attractions and history....
• Jackie Howe statue and museum
• The Black Stump
• Woolscour
• Aquatic Centre
• Major Mitchell Clock
• Blackall Cultural Centre
More information on Blackall's attractions!

Blackall was first settled in 1864 and in 1868 it was surveyed, gazetted and named after Samuel Wensley Blackall, then-governor of Queensland. The town is in the heart of the State's merino sheep breeding area and has the last example left intact of a steam-powered wool washing plant, with a working shearing shed attached. It operated under steam power from 1908 until 1978, and remains today as .......
More Blackall history!

Main Street, Blackall
Main Street

Barcoo River
Barcoo River

Sheep country
Sheep country

Black Stump
Home of the Black Stump