Croydon is a small, historic outback town in Queensland’s Gulf Savannah, known for its late-1800s goldfields heritage and well-preserved public buildings. It serves as a friendly service hub for surrounding cattle stations and travellers on the Savannah Way, with tourism anchored by the Gulflander train and Lake Belmore.
A tight-knit rural community with long-term pastoral families, council and service workers, and Indigenous residents; lifestyle is relaxed, outdoorsy and self-reliant, centred on heritage, fishing at Lake Belmore, and community events like rodeos and shows.
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