FAQs

As we are a small business, we depend on maximising occupancy and cancellations often result in an empty campsite due to booking lead times. Please contact us immediately if you wish to vary or cancel your booking.  

We offer a full refund 3 days before check in, any cancellations after this time are non-refundable.

Please be aware that there is a fee for any modified bookings.

Yes, however all dogs must be kept on a lead at all times.

In order to get to the property, you will need to travel 28km south of Cunnamulla on the Mitchell Highway towards Bourke. The roads into the campsites are 2WD accessible, however caution needs to be used as some roads are weather permitting. 4WD is highly recommended. 

The speed limit on our property is 20km/h, please respect this to minimise dust disturbance, for your own safety, and for the integrity of the road. 

Please stick to the access road only and do not drive into the paddocks. This will only cause damage to your vehicle and to our paddock. 

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Please watch out for our stock and wildlife and drive to the conditions.

Francvillers is located 28km south of Cunnamulla on the Mitchell Highway towards Bourke, an easy 25min drive.

We don’t have any predatory animals and all campsites are set in off the highway. There is a combination lock on each gate entrance to ensure the safety of our guests. You’ll receive this code via email in your welcome pack.

There are wood fired hot tubs at some campsites Campers must be self-sufficient as there are on onsite showers or toilets.

No, our property is right on the edge of phone service. Disconnect and enjoy the serenity!

Six in total; two that are 100m apart in Lake Paddock while all the other sites are all kilometres away from each other.

Check in: 2pm

Check out: 10am 

- Visit the artesian Time Tunnel, Art Gallery and Museum

- Take a selfie with the Cunnamulla Fella

- Spot some wildlife on the Warrego River Walk

- Relax at the Cunnamulla Hot Springs

- Watch the All Aboard Film at the Railway station

- Take a drive to Charlotte Plains to explore their working sheep farm

- Walk through the Cunnamulla Bushlands

- Walk the Heritage Trail (maps available at the Visitor Information Centre)

- Selfie at the iconic Cunnamulla sign 

- Explore the Art Trail

Kayaking on the Warrego River

- Birdwatch

- Eat and shop in Cunnamulla

- Catch a fish from the Warrego River

- Visit the Community Markets which are on the 2nd Sunday each month

- Play lawn bowls

- Have a hit of golf

- Attend the local races

- Rejuvenate in Artesian Mud baths at Eulo which is 1.5hr drive