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Mt Mulligan Lodge

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Inspired by the humble and honest pastoral structures of outback Australia, four striking pavilions housing 10 suites on the water’s edge of a eucalyptus-fringed freshwater weir capture the majestic beauty and moods of the 18-kilometre long sandstone escarpment of Mount Mulligan. See what’s included in every stay

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“The scene from my deck is so enchanting it makes me want to whip out an easel and watercolours to capture it on canvas.”

Kendall Hill, Qantas Travel Insider

Mt Mulligan Lodge offers modern laid-back luxury in the untamed and rugged environment of Northern Outback Queensland.

The generous proportions of the tranquil lodge are mirrored in the surrounding landscape, in the immense 18-kilometre long sandstone escarpment of Mount Mulligan, the vast outback sky and the eucalyptus woodlands stretching to the horizon.

The secluded 28,000-hectare property is a working cattle station. The main pavilion is a generous, luxurious take on pastoral living, with its shimmering roof, high ceilings, recycled timber beams and lavish camp-style chairs. Here guests enjoy exceptional locally sourced, caught and foraged seasonal dishes accented with native bush foods, and complemented with boutique Australian wines.

Four pavilions housing 10 suites accommodate a maximum of 20 guests. The bespoke features complement the landscape, from the chestnut-toned timber and earthy hues in the alluring sleeping areas, to lustrous stone bathrooms and generous verandahs with deep rustic bathtubs.

The lodge architecture echoes the practical, historical pastoral structures of outback Australia, and the buildings extensively utilise re-purposed timbers and local stone.

The spacious pavilions are contemporary and luxurious; yet retain a raw external charm with their spotted gum timber cladding, pitched roofs and deep verandahs.

Inside, the earthy tones of the plush linen, sisal rugs and lavish leather furniture give a rich sense of place, mirroring the hues found in the landscape outside. With its dark grey stone tiles and bronze fittings, the ensuite bathroom is both luxurious and calming. Slide open the glass and timber doors onto the private deck to run a deep outdoor bath, offering uninterrupted views of the Northern Outback Queensland.

The pavilions are made for flexibility: the Outback Room is perfect for those travelling individually or as a duo, while the Outback Suite, with its adjoining lounge room, is ideal for those looking for additional space to unwind. The lounge is spacious, with a cosy wood-burning fire and private deck. The Outback Pavilion is the ultimate getaway for families and groups, with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a communal lounge. One of the pavilions is wheelchair accessible and guests are assigned their own electric buggy to explore the sprawling property with ease.

Each suite is private, yet offers captivating views of the sparkling weir and the imposing ridges of Mount Mulligan, a site of Indigenous significance, since time immemorial.

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