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Accommodation is very expensive. The ACCC needs to investigate this area as it is destroying the ability of people to travel the Australian outback. Plan your stay so you stay in surrounding towns as you'll save on accom charges and food is cheaper which will pay for the extra fuel for traveling. Also Qld roads need to be made safer - no shoulders for caravans or cars to pull over the road side. I pity anyone who gets a flat tire on driver side.

Longreach is a small town, but suitable for a visit in particular for History. The Outback Pioneers have a Hotel/shop in town with a restaurant which is worth a visit. They also do stage coach rides for holidaymakers. Outback Pioneers also have access to the river close by, and do nightly sunset cruises up and down the river. Excellent opportunity to here some historical tales and enjoy a lovely night under the starts listening to them. The town itself, has a number of really excellent restaurants and coffee shops, plus bars and the like. I enjoyed my time there, and you must not forget the Qantas Museum, (where it all began for them), all worth a visit.

A must do for all travellers. There are so many attractions for an outback town. Towns folk are very hospitable, making you feel very welcome. Attractions were'nt costly. The Outback Hall of Fame and QANTAS Founders Museum was absolutely amazing and worth the money, expecially if you decide to do the wing walk on the 707 and 747. The Cobb & Co. Stage Coach Experience and dinner/cruise on the Thomson River was also a must to do and our time went extremely quick. We would recommend you book well in advance because all attractions are extremely popular and you certainly wouldn't want to miss out on these exceptional experiences. Thank you Longreach you did'nt disappoint at all and we would love to return.

Longreach reminded me of theme parks where no one actually lives there so no one cares. They are only there for the money! Lots of tourists lining up for the next attraction and everyone out for all they can get. We did eat often at Davey's Diner which had good food and nice staff. The major attractions need to invest more in the community so that the town as a whole, prospers from these enterprises.

There is not much to do, what there is is very expensive, ride on the train for $69 for an hour to the sale yards???????? Stockmans' hall of fame is also boring, especially for kids. I went there to meet family, if they had not been there, I would not have gone. Long drive to anywhere else, also no reception for Optus 20km outside of Longreach. Service in some of the eateries very poor, downright rude. I have never written a bad review for a restaurant in my life, but DO NOT GO TO THE BISTRO on the corner of the main street! One owner for 4 motels in town, therefore prices are outrageous for what you get as they have a monopoly, paid $200 for one person per night with no breakfast thrown in, dirty sheets, cobwebs, dirty doors, very spartan, and I do know what I am talking about, I owned and ran a motel for 8 years in country NSW.

Great town to visit. When booking rooms don't believe the room description. We booked ahead the room was one of the worst rooms that we found on our trip. Refused refund when we didn't stop there. No reception office only email No. with room and 4 digit entry code. Paid just under $200 for the room but it was shocking. Called ABBAJAZ Motel. Had to email owner that night and informed her that we would not stop there. Again refused refund. In the morning when we left early and passed that Motel there was a vehicle parked in the parking spot outside the room that we rejected. It would appear that the room was sold to another traveller. Accom was so short so they must have taken it at a last resort.