Cunnamulla

Cunnamulla is in the Outback Qld region of Queensland on the Warrego River, 205 kilometres from Charleville, and approximately 750 kilometres inland from Brisbane.

Cunnamulla has a population of around 1250 people and is situated at the intersection of the Mitchell and Balonne Highways.

The first European explorer in the area was Thomas Mitchell in 1846, and the town began around a reliable waterhole where many locals congregated.

Cunnamulla itself actually began in the late 19th century as a coach stop for Cobb and Co coaches. Many structures were built to serve the community from 1865 and the Cunnamulla Post Office opened in 1868.

Pet friendly accommodation in Cunnamulla consists of pet friendly station stays, caravan parks, cottages, pet friendly cabins, bed and breakfasts, and holiday homes.

Cunnamulla has an excellent range of pet services other than the pet friendly accommodation venues and some of these are pet food outlets, vets, pet breeders, dog grooming services, pet transport operators, pet enclosures and fencing contractors, horse riding opportunities, farriers, pet friendly dining venues, and boarding kennels and catteries.

Cunnamulla is a vibrant outback town that services many people from quite a large area, and the people are extremely accommodating and hospitable, so next time you intend to head into outback Queensland, make sure you place Cunnamulla in your itinerary as a place to try the range of pet friendly accommodation.