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Bowra Sanctuary is a 140 km² nature reserve near Cunnamulla in South West Queensland, Australia. It lies in the Mulga Lands bioregion on the Warrego River plains, in the catchment of the Warrego and Paroo Rivers. It is owned and managed by the Australian Wildlife Conservancy.
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Bowra Sanctuary

Cunnamulla QLD 4490, Australia
4.7(26)
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Bowra Sanctuary is a 140 km² nature reserve near Cunnamulla in South West Queensland, Australia. It lies in the Mulga Lands bioregion on the Warrego River plains, in the catchment of the Warrego and Paroo Rivers. It is owned and managed by the Australian Wildlife Conservancy.

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Esther AndersonEsther Anderson
The only downside to our stay at Bowra is I wished we had booked in for longer! Never mind though, we’re already planning our next trip. The people we met contributed just as much to a wonderful visit as the natural beauty and diverse bird life at Bowra. Chatting with other likeminded people, feeling very encouraged as young novice birdwatchers, and the friendly, welcoming hospitality of the outgoing and incoming camp hosts was so lovely. Concern for guest wellbeing and safety was much appreciated, as was the briefing at the beginning of our stay regarding fire danger conditions and environmental management. The facilities are also well looked after, with spotlessly clean toilets and hot showers.
david shawdavid shaw
If you have even a passing interest in birds or other wildlife, just Hey in your car and go here! Huge species list of stunningly beautiful and rarer birds in an old castle station which seems to have been rehabbed pretty well. The dedicated volunteers who run the place do a great job. You can camp overnight with as night minimum payment or come as day visitor from Charleville, yowah, thargominda or preferably cunnumulla
Juliet MarloweJuliet Marlowe
What an amazing place, highly recommend if you are lucky enough to pass through these parts at the right time of year, we had a 2wd and accessed the majority of the property without a worry. The animals we saw the most of were Emus and kangaroos. Though a variety of birds are around the sanctuary including magpies, pelicans, wagtails, and a list of over 100 live on the site.
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The only downside to our stay at Bowra is I wished we had booked in for longer! Never mind though, we’re already planning our next trip. The people we met contributed just as much to a wonderful visit as the natural beauty and diverse bird life at Bowra. Chatting with other likeminded people, feeling very encouraged as young novice birdwatchers, and the friendly, welcoming hospitality of the outgoing and incoming camp hosts was so lovely. Concern for guest wellbeing and safety was much appreciated, as was the briefing at the beginning of our stay regarding fire danger conditions and environmental management. The facilities are also well looked after, with spotlessly clean toilets and hot showers.
Esther Anderson

Esther Anderson

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If you have even a passing interest in birds or other wildlife, just Hey in your car and go here! Huge species list of stunningly beautiful and rarer birds in an old castle station which seems to have been rehabbed pretty well. The dedicated volunteers who run the place do a great job. You can camp overnight with as night minimum payment or come as day visitor from Charleville, yowah, thargominda or preferably cunnumulla
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What an amazing place, highly recommend if you are lucky enough to pass through these parts at the right time of year, we had a 2wd and accessed the majority of the property without a worry. The animals we saw the most of were Emus and kangaroos. Though a variety of birds are around the sanctuary including magpies, pelicans, wagtails, and a list of over 100 live on the site.
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2y

The only downside to our stay at Bowra is I wished we had booked in for longer! Never mind though, we’re already planning our next trip.

The people we met contributed just as much to a wonderful visit as the natural beauty and diverse bird life at Bowra. Chatting with other likeminded people, feeling very encouraged as young novice birdwatchers, and the friendly, welcoming hospitality of the outgoing and incoming camp hosts was so lovely. Concern for guest wellbeing and safety was much appreciated, as was the briefing at the beginning of our stay regarding fire danger conditions and environmental management.

The facilities are also well looked after, with spotlessly clean toilets and...

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5.0
1y

We stayed here about a month ago. It remains one of our favourite spots in 26,000 km of travel. We enjoy birds but are not birders. This place is awesome for anybody who loves nature, peace and like minded travellers. The property and roads are beautifully maintained and there are lots of different environments to explore. It had rained heavily just before our arrival so many of the roads were closed. Our bikes were put to great use exploring the property. Tess and her partner are passionate conservationists and do an amazing job. The volunteers were great too! Book well in advance and book a few days at least, you...

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2y

We had a day birding here in Bowra Sanctuary. Really enjoyed our visit, great work being done here by the AWC. Having spent a few weeks in this area of Queensland, one begins to despair at the damage being done thur grazing of these fragile outback lands, Bowra is a ray of hope for the future. BE AWARE that Bowra is often closed August September when Students are in the Sanctuary doing survey work. Perhaps this could be highlight somewhere on...

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