Outback Studio $145.00 per room per night 1 King or 2 King Singles (max persons 2 per studio)

-Optional Extras Continental Breakfast Hamper $15 per person per night
-Return Airport Transfers Quilpie $210.00 (1-4 person)
-Eromanga Airport Transfer Complimentary

The above rates are quoted in Australian Dollars (are subject to change without notice).

Above rates are per night and include:

Room only
Serviced daily
Cooper’s Country Lodge has a self-rating of 4-stars
Children:
0 – 4 years inclusive FOC using existing bedding
5 -12 years’ inclusive using existing bedding
Cots are available at a rate of $10 per night payable direct
Check-in time: 2.00pm
Check-out: 10.00am
Reception Hours: 7am – 7pm March to November. 8am – 6pm December to February
Payment facilities available: Visa, MasterCard

Discover Australian Dinosaurs
Eromanga Dinosaurs

The Eromanga Natural History Museum is discovering new Australian dinosaurs in an area of Australia where they have previously never been found. Australia's South West Queensland's Channel Country is home to Australia’s largest dinosaur fossil discoveries, the 95-98 million year old Eromanga dinosaurs. These exciting new dinosaurs are some of the world’s largest dinosaurs. See more...

Discover Australian Megafauna
Eulo Megafauna & Microfauna

Dozens of estimated 50,000 to 100,000 year old megafauna and microfauna sites are being discovered near Eulo in South West Queensland. We are finding megafauna and microfauna fossils from extinct animals, preserved in special clays with exceptional preservation. There are dozens of species and an accumulation of sites in numbers not seen before in Australia. See more...

Building a Museum for Dinosaurs & Megafauna
The Outback Gondwana Foundation is working very hard to build a natural history museum so that finally you can see this yet unseen and exceptionally rare arid Australia fossil heritage.

The Eromanga Natural History Museum is a catalytic project for Australian regional development and is dedicated to realising the educational, tourism and economic potential of this internationally significant Australia fossil heritage. The museum is located just outside of Eromanga but is also near Quilpie, one of the major centres in South West Queensland's Channel Country. The first steps to develop the museum site have begun but more funding is needed. We will then be able to show you these prehistoric Australian giants in the area they were found, so you can begin to comprehend their size, their story and where they have come from.

Help us create Australian history and build the Eromanga Natural History Museum. Find out how you can help.

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The Eromanga Natural History Museum is collecting, documenting and recording our arid Australian natural history, our plants and animals that have evolved since the dinosaurs and the megafauna. With the help of our modern day plants and animals we can compare them with our prehistoric plants and animals, all from the same place but from many different times throughout the prehistoric ages of Upper Murray and Lake Eyre/Cooper basins in Australia.

The Eromanga Natural History Museum will convert this mass of discovery and knowledge into scientifically proven fact. It will translate this into educational outcomes and publishable knowledge to benefit the world. We want to present this knowledge so that you can easily understand the story of this land spanning hundreds of millions of years.