Australian Stockman's Hall of Fame & Outback Heritage Centre

Fabulous, brilliant. Moving cinema, amazing audio guidedmuseum, outstanding live show, in season. Fantastic selection of souvenirs and good Cafe. Allow 4 to 5 hours for complete package.

Good insight into some of our Pioneers. This is a 'go your own' tour with an iPod and headphones provided. Starts with a 20min movie that provided good, relevant information. We also watched the live show that tells a story with bush poetry and whip cracking.

I only did the museum, missed the show but it was very informative, the audio guides are very handy, sometimes too smart for their own good thinking you’ve moved areas and want to show the next exhibit but very clever way to learn and listen on top of reading, I learnt a lot about the people I never knew

I was most impressed by this museum and its interpretive displays The history of the cattle industry in Australia is displayed in a very well done museum The stories told on the self guided tours with small headsets are excellent I would recommend anyone to visit the exhibit

What a great experience, Well worth taking your time and enjoy the museum, The short film prior to the show was very informative , The show itself is brilliant Stu and Kelly do a great job with humour and the facts making for an interesting time , MUST SEE ,

This was an interesting place to visit on our travels across Queensland. The use of an audio guide adds an interesting way of exploring the exhibits - and, in fact, provides one with more information than is likely to be read on a walk through a gallery (there is otherwise not that much to look at/read without the guide in reality - especially for the price you pay to visit - so it's definitely a value add). On that, it is very expensive to visit with a large family (we have 5 kids), and there is only an option on-line to have a "family" ticket of 4 to provide a slight discount on two children before you return to full priced children's tickets for any more than that. It costs more again if you want to do any "extras" - like the live show. A note for the offer for the kids audio tour - it has very limited information as it's directed to a scavenger hunt. Our older kids bailed on it and opted for the full audio tour to get more of the stories. Our youngest children (6 & 7) managed the scavenger hunt with some simple, but regular, guidance from one of the adults.

Excellent facility to learn about the drovers and pioneers of inland Australia that centres around the museum. The highlight however was the live stockman show that was both entertaining and informative. Don’t be surprised to be brought to tears towards the end of the very moving show. Entry is somewhat excessive, but justifiable as a once.

Informative for persons that know nothing about Australian history, overpriced for the general public.. relying upon the theatre experience to fill in an hour of your time, making it seem worthwhile, still, if you're in Longreach, it is reasonably informative and cheaper than going to see the Qantas building and displays.