Cloncurry offers a host of prime birding locations, including Chinaman’s Creek Reservoir, The Cloncurry Sewage Treatment Plant and Ponds, and more.

Located 3km west of town and along the Cloncurry River is Chinaman Creek Dam, the perfect spot to enjoy a day out in nature during your visit to Cloncurry.

Explore the history of Cloncurry with a visit to the Visitor Information Centre & Museum, located at the Mary Kathleen Memorial Park.

Corella Dam/Clem Walton Park is located just a short 45-minute drive from Cloncurry, towards Mount Isa. Both sites offer free camping.

The Dr. David Harvey-Sutton Gallery hosts workshops, exhibitions, and events throughout the year. Entry for the gallery is through the Bob McDonald Library on Scarr St.

The John Flynn Place Museum takes visitors on a journey following in Flynn's footsteps from conception and birth to the legacy of the Royal Flying Doctor Service.

Visitors are welcome to visit the mine site and enjoy the beautiful colours of the earth and water that make up the abandoned mine pit and its surroundings.

The Original Qantas Hangar is included in a self-guided driving tour map that can be collected from the Cloncurry Information Centre