Booleroo

Booleroo Centre, located in the southern Flinders Ranges region of South Australia, serves as a vibrant hub for the surrounding agricultural community. Established in 1878, the town's name, derived from an Aboriginal word meaning "plenty" or "soft mud," reflects its rich pastoral heritage. Today, it stands as a service centre for grain and livestock producers, offering a range of facilities including shops, churches, and large grain receival facilities. The Booleroo Centre Hotel, established in 1883, remains a central gathering spot for locals and visitors alike. The town is also home to the Booleroo Steam & Traction Preservation Society Museum, which houses one of Australia's largest collections of tractors and steam engines, attracting enthusiasts from around the world. For recreation, residents and visitors can enjoy the local swimming pool, playgrounds, BMX track, and a nine-hole bush golf course, embodying the essence of country life.