Nestled in the heart of the Gulf Country, the Gulfland Motel and Caravan Park in Normanton stands as a comprehensive hub for travellers exploring this fascinating corner of Outback Queensland. As a key service town on the Savannah Way and the terminus for the historic Gulflander train, Normanton is rich with character, and the Gulfland provides the perfect blend of comfort and convenience to experience it all. This versatile complex caters to every type of traveller, offering everything from comfortable, air-conditioned motel rooms and self-contained cabins to a spacious, well-appointed caravan park with an abundance of powered and unpowered sites. The park grounds are shady and welcoming, offering a much-needed green respite from the surrounding savanna plains.

What sets the Gulfland apart is its all-in-one convenience. After a long day of travel or sightseeing, guests can cool off in the saltwater swimming pool, enjoy a hearty meal and a cold drink at the licensed on-site restaurant, or simply relax at their site. The park’s central location means Normanton’s unique attractions are just a stone’s throw away. A short walk will take you to the iconic Normanton Railway Station to see the quirky “tin hare” Gulflander, or to stand in awe before ‘Krys the Savannah King’, a life-sized replica of the largest crocodile ever captured. With its friendly service and extensive facilities, the Gulfland Motel and Caravan Park is more than just an overnight stop; it’s a comfortable and practical base for delving into the history, wildlife, and legendary fishing of the Norman River and the greater Gulf region.