Queensland

Talaroo Hot Springs

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Talaroo Hot Springs protects a rare geothermal mound-spring and travertine terrace system on Ewamian Country, with access centred on guided cultural and geological tours. The visitor experience combines private soak pools, boardwalk interpretation, camping, eco tents, and a cafe while keeping the fragile spring system managed and protected.

Entry Fee

Guided tours, bathing and camping fees apply; 2026 camping from $42 unpowered / $50 powered

Opening Hours

2026 season runs 1 April-31 October; tour and soak session times vary

Water Temperature

35–68°C

Water Type

Mineral

Facilities

On-site cafe
Pool
Private soak pools
Camping
Powered sites
Unpowered sites
Eco tents
Camp kitchen
Guided tours
Boardwalk
Bike trail
Swimming pool
Potable water

Place Details

Aboriginal Land / Country: Ewamian Country
Cultural Significance: Sacred physical healing waters for the Ewamian Traditional Owners for millennia.
Source Aquifer: Non-GAB deep Precambrian granitic aquifer
Discharge Rate: 3 liters per second
Heritage Status: Queensland Nature Refuge & Indigenous Protected Area
Mineral Notes: Water seeping from kilometres underground heated by hot granite rocks, forming travertine terraces.