Clermont, QLD 4721
Mackay · Queensland · Population 3,962 · Median age 36
Small rural town in central Queensland with caravan facilities, pubs, and basic services. Gateway to exploring the Mackay region.
Clermont is a quiet rural service town in central Queensland, about 250km inland from the coast. The town serves as a stopping point for travellers heading through the region, with a handful of accommodation and dining options. The surrounding landscape is typical of inland Queensland—pastoral country with modest development.
With a population under 4,000, Clermont offers essential services including fuel, groceries, and meals at local pubs. The town has reliable road access via the Capricorn Highway and is a reasonable refuelling stop between larger centres. While not a major destination itself, it provides basic amenities for caravanners and road trippers passing through the Mackay region.
About Clermont — Demographics
Based on postcode 4721 area (ABS Census 2021)Travel Info
Must Do
- Stop at a local pub — Three pubs serve meals and drinks—good for a meal break during travel
Travel Tips
- •Fuel up here if heading inland or between major towns—services become sparse in surrounding areas
- •Clermont Caravan Park is the main overnight option for caravans and campervans
- •Stock up on supplies and groceries before heading further into remote areas
- •Mobile coverage is available in town but can be patchy outside Clermont
Nearby Suburbs
Frequently Asked Questions
What camping is near Clermont?
There are 4 campsites near Clermont, including Clermomt Caravan Park (1.4km), Theresa Creek Dam Campground (17.4km), Therese Dam Caravan Park (17.5km).
Is there fuel near Clermont?
Yes, there are 3 fuel stations near Clermont, including Ampol Clermont Depot (0.5km), Ampol Clermont (2.5km), BP GREGORY HIGHWAY ROADHOUSE (3.6km).