Accommodation in Cue can fill quickly. Mining and exploration activity, contractors, events, long weekends, school holidays, wildflower season and winter travellers can all place pressure on available rooms and caravan sites.

If staying overnight is important to your trip, contact your preferred accommodation provider before arriving in town.

Stay a night. Better yet, stay two.

Cue makes a natural base for exploring the historic town, surrounding goldfields and wider Murchison.

Choose the style of stay that suits your trip, then use Cue as the starting point for Walga Rock, Day Dawn, Big Bell, prospecting and the surrounding outback.

Stock up before you arrive

Cue does not have a full supermarket. The Cue Roadhouse carries limited basic food and supplies, but travellers who are camping, self-catering or heading into remote country should arrive prepared.

Full supermarket shopping is available in larger neighbouring centres, so plan food, water and other supplies before travelling into the wider Murchison.

Stay here. Explore from here.

Once the bags are down, give yourself time to discover historic Cue, Walga Rock, Day Dawn, Big Bell and the extraordinary landscapes around town.