Injune is a rural town located in the Maranoa Region, Queensland. It is about 91 km North of Roma and about 173 km South of Rolleston.
When you are in Injune, make sure to visit the Visitor Information Centre. The volunteers welcome you and are ready to help you with your questions. There is complimentary tea and coffee!
The Information Centre is in an amazing building! It resembles a cottage, with its timber walls and floor. It is next to the local library, in the same complex.
Injune Visitor Information Centre. Photo by Author.
There are many shelves full of different items and there are displays with lots of information on the Maranoa Region and beyond.
There is a display with maps and information about the surrounding and places to visit. Photo by Author.
There are many original local works of art, souvenirs and books.
Besides the information, Injune Visitor Information Centre has an array of items, including toys and clothes for kids. Photo by Author.
The Information Centre is open seven days a week, excluding some public holidays. The Information Centre is run by volunteers who are very helpful to assist the travellers with their inquiries.
Beautiful cards. Photo by Author.
The Visitor Information Centre has toys as well. Photo by Author.
Inside the Visitor Information Centre in Injune. Photo by Author.
Inside the Visitor Information Centre in Injune. Photo by Author.
Copies of beautiful outback paintings by John Morrison. Photo by Author.
Books at the Information Centre. Photo by Author.
More cards about Australian wildlife. Photo by Author.
Souvenirs. Photo by Author.
Inside the Visitor Information Centre. Photo by Author.
Lots of cute clothing. Photo by Author.
Souvenirs. Photo by Author.
Injune Visitor Information Centre is at 32 Hutton Street, Injune, 4454
PO Box 129, Injune, 4454
T: 07 4626 0503
F: 07 4626 0591
E:
[email protected]
OPENING HOURS: 9am-5pm 7 Days
(Except some public holidays)
STATE ROAD REPORTS:
https://qldtraffic.qld.gov.au
MARANOA ROADS:
www.maranoa.qld.gov.au/roads
WEATHER REPORT:
www.bom.gov.au/products/IDR673.loop.shtml#skip
Injune
Injune is located in the Great Dividing Range. The winters are cold and crispy and the summers are hot. Today Injune is a thriving little town, with a small population of 461 people. Injune provides accommodation and it is a perfect starting point to explore Carnarvon Gorge.
There is a fantastic
swimming pool to cool down in the hot days and the pool is heated in winter. The swimming pool is at Third Ave, Injune QLD 4454, Australia.
Heated swimming pool in Injune. Photo fromhttps://www.facebook.com/people/Injune-Swimming-Pool/100027853495992/ .
Next to the Visitor Information Centre, there is the
library. The library regularly houses exhibitions. When I visited Injune in April 2021, the library had an exhibition about dresses. The exhibition was free.
The library is at 36 Hutton St, Injune QLD 4454.
The dresses exhibition in Injune Library. Photo by Author.
is next to the Visitor Information Centre. It is an awesome cafe for travellers and day-trippers who would like to take a break and have some refreshments. Cafe On Second has nice food, great coffee and friendly service.
In our travelling, we have stopped at Cafe On Second several times. There are tables and chairs inside and a sitting area on the outside verandah.
Cafe On Second is very spacious, modern and has a good menu. Photo by Author.
Inside the cafe. Photo by Author.
Cafe on Second is at 8 Second Ave, Injune QLD 4454.
Phone: (07) 4626 1089
Spar is a well-stocked supermarket in Injune. It is ideal to pick up supplies before heading camping or continuing travelling. Spar also has hot food and cold drinks.
Spar is at 23 Hutton St, Injune QLD 4454.
Phone: (07) 4626 1783
Spar in Injune. Photo fromhttps://australia247.info/explore/queensland/maranoa_regional/injune/spar-07-4626-1783.html
If you have a bit of time, you can follow the trail of the Characters of Injune statues. The people depicted are recognised for their significant contribution to the town and offers an insight into the lifestyle of rural Queensland.
Statue dedicated to Bessie Stride. Photo by Author.
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Carnarvon Gorge National Park
Carnarvon Gorge National Park offers stunning rock formations, an incredible gorge with hiking trails and astounding Aboriginal Rock Art .
Carnarvon Gorge National Park has a nice campground a perfect base to explore Queensland's iconic Carnarvon Gorge.
There are other accommodations available outside the National Park. Takarakka Bush Resort is a privately owned campground with self-contained cabins and tent sites.
Aboriginal Rock paintings in Carnarvon Gorge. Photo by Author.
Carnarvon Gorge. Photo by Author.
Moss Garden in Carnarvon Gorge. Photo by Author.
Cycads with fruits. Photo by Author.
