Welcome to Injune, Queensland Australia
Discover hidden gems, marvel at the diverse flora and fauna, and experience the tranquility that only a place like Injune can provide.
Discover Injune, any time of year…
Immerse yourself in a natural paradise like no other. Here in Injune, you’ll find an extraordinary array of landscapes, wildlife, and experiences that invite you to connect deeply with the world around you. Picture yourself unwinding beneath a magnificent canopy of stars, feeling the gentle breeze, and listening to the soothing sounds of nature. But it’s more than just relaxation—it’s about creating a bond with our unique and cherished environment.
It’s not just about relaxing under our great starry sky; it’s about forming a connection to our special part of the world. It’s simply soaking in the serene beauty of our surroundings, every moment in Injune offers an opportunity to reconnect with the essence of nature.
This is your chance to truly connect with something greater, to understand and appreciate the natural wonders that make our part of the world so special.
Where to go
Explore Injune's beautiful landscapes, historic sites, and unique attractions.
What's on
Explore Injune's vibrant annual events, festivals, and community activities.
What to Do
Enjoy hiking, birdwatching, and discovering local art and culture in Injune.
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A Vibrant Community Spirit
Behind the façade of the small country town of Injune beats the heart of a very vibrant community. Injune, the northernmost town in the Maranoa district, sits at the foothills of the Carnarvon Ranges on the western spur of the Great Dividing Range. Injune is a fantastic “Home Base” for your Carnarvon Experience. Why not stay a few extra days and explore all that we have to offer, both locally and in the surrounding area?
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Injune in June Brings the Community Together
The Injune Caravan Park was buzzing with laughter, music, and community spirit over the weekend as locals and visitors gathered for another successful Injune in June Festival. Held as a fundraiser for the Injune Museum, an exciting tourism project celebrating the...
Join Us for the 2026 Injune In June Festival!
Mark your calendars and pack your winter woollies! The last Saturday in June is just around the corner, which means it is officially time to head to Injune for an unforgettable night of music, live entertainment, and true community spirit at our annual Injune In June...
14 – 16 March: Tooloombilla Rodeo & Campdraft
The Tooloombilla Rodeo & Campdraft is scheduled for 14–16 March 2025 at Tooloombilla, Queensland. The event offers camping facilities, with food and drinks available for purchase. For more information, please contact the Injune Visitor Information Centre at 07...
Visit our Natural Wonders
Road Safety Tips For Travelling in the Southwest
Check your connections to your car and van/trailer, tyres, trailer leads and lights. Rough roads can dislodge leads and slow leaks will put you into the trees Take regular breaks, stop, stretch the legs and look around. Driving fatigue is one of the fatal five. Give...
Discover the Wonders of Mount Moffatt
A Unique and Breathtaking Landscape Located within the expansive Carnarvon National Park, the Mount Moffatt section offers a unique blend of stunning scenery, rich Aboriginal heritage, and diverse wildlife. Unlike the Carnarvon Gorge section, Mount Moffatt features...
Nuga Nuga National Park: A Hidden Gem
Nestled within the expansive beauty of Nuga Nuga National Park lies Lake Nuga Nuga, a tranquil haven that offers a perfect escape into nature. This pristine lake, the largest natural waterbody in the Central Queensland Sandstone Belt, is a jewel in the crown of the...
A Glimpse into Our History
Injune has a rich history despite its young age. Established in 1920 as a camp at the end of the railway line to support the development of the Mount Hutton Lands Soldier Settlement blocks after World War I, Injune was gazetted as a town in 1922. Over the years, dairying, cotton, cattle, sheep, and the sustainable harvesting of natural timber cypress pine have been the main industries. Today, cattle and timber production continue to thrive. With the sealing of the road north to Rolleston, Injune has become the Gateway to the famous Carnarvon Gorge in the Carnarvon Ranges. More recently, the natural coal seam gas industry has enhanced retail and other services in Injune.
