Established in 1842 by Simon Scott, Taromeo Station is one of Queensland's earliest pastoral properties, offering a glimpse into the state's rich agricultural heritage. The heritage-listed complex features a stone house, butchers shop, red-cedar horse stables, and a private cemetery, reflecting the evolution of pastoral practices from the 1840s to the 1870s. Visitors can explore the grounds, enjoy guided tours of the historical buildings and cemetery, and capture memorable moments in the picturesque gardens. The station also offers morning tea upon prior arrangement, enhancing the authentic experience.
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