Book ahead &
come prepared

Accommodation in Cue should be booked in advance. Cue has a limited number of rooms and caravan sites and availability can disappear quickly.

Demand is regularly increased by mining and exploration activity, contractors and visiting work crews, as well as tourists travelling through the Murchison. School holidays, long weekends, local events, wildflower season and the cooler winter months can place additional pressure on accommodation.

If Cue is an overnight stop on your journey, do not assume accommodation will be available when you arrive. Contact your preferred accommodation provider and confirm your booking before travelling.

Self-contained RV travellers also have the option of the Shire's free 48-hour RV stop at Dowley Street and Robinson Street. The 48-hour limit applies and travellers requiring a longer stay or caravan park facilities should book at the Cue Tourist Park.

Stock up before you arrive

Cue does not have a full supermarket. The Cue Roadhouse carries a limited range of food, drinks, ice and basic supplies, and meals are available from local businesses, but visitors should not rely on being able to complete a full grocery shop in town.

If you are self-catering, camping, prospecting or staying for several days, bring the food and supplies you need with you. The nearest full supermarkets are in Mount Magnet, approximately 80 km south, and Meekatharra, approximately 110 km north along the Great Northern Highway.

Find the stay that suits your trip

Cue offers accommodation for travellers, workers, prospectors, caravan and camping visitors and people looking for a more traditional outback stay.

Choose from the Shire-operated Tourist Park, short-stay RV facilities, motel and hotel rooms, guest house accommodation or a station stay just outside Cue.

Cue Tourist
Park

The Shire-operated Cue Tourist Park sits at the northern end of town and offers powered and unpowered sites, a grassed tent area and six historic cottages.

Facilities include free WiFi, camp kitchen, BBQ area, recreation room, modern ablutions, laundry, dump point and pet-friendly facilities.

Advance bookings are strongly recommended, particularly during the cooler months, school holidays and periods of high contractor or mining demand.

Free 48-Hour
RV Stop

Travelling in a self-contained motorhome or RV? The Shire of Cue provides a free 48-hour RV stopover area at the northern corner of Dowley Street and Robinson Street.

It provides a short-stay option for self-contained travellers wanting to break their journey, explore the town and support local businesses before continuing through the Murchison.

Cue Roadhouse
& Motel

Located at the southern entry to Cue, the Roadhouse combines motel accommodation with fuel, meals and everyday traveller services in one convenient stop.

Motel rooms include reverse-cycle air-conditioning, private ensuite, fresh linen and towels, tea and coffee facilities, bar fridge and free WiFi. Guest laundry and secure parking are also available.

The Roadhouse carries a limited range of food, drinks, ice and basic supplies, but Cue does not have a full supermarket.

Murchison
Club Hotel

Stay in one of Cue's landmark historic buildings in the heart of Austin Street.

Motel-style and hotel accommodation is available, with air-conditioned rooms and on-site bar and dining facilities.

Queen of the
Murchison

Guest house accommodation and café in the centre of Cue, offering travellers a comfortable home-style place to stay and another option for breakfast, coffee and meals during the day.

Nightly and weekly accommodation is available with off-street parking and continental breakfast. Contact the guest house directly for current accommodation availability, rates and meal arrangements.

Nallan
Station Stay

For a different outback experience, stay on a working cattle station around 12 kilometres north of Cue.

Nallan offers renovated shearers' quarters, grassed unpowered campsites, a self-contained homestead and contractor accommodation. Camp kitchen, hot showers and laundry facilities are available for camping guests.

The station is also a base for experiencing the Murchison landscape, birdlife, wildflowers, stargazing and the country surrounding Nallan Lake.

A small town with a busy accommodation market

Cue's accommodation serves far more than the town's resident population. Rooms and sites are regularly used by mining and exploration crews, contractors, government and service providers, prospectors and visitors travelling through the Murchison.

This means accommodation can become fully booked even when there is no major event in town. School holidays, long weekends, wildflower season and the cooler travelling months can further increase demand.

Book first, then travel.

Need help planning your stay?

Contact the Shire for general visitor information. Accommodation bookings and availability should be confirmed directly with the relevant provider.