Earl Hill observatory

Earl Hill observatory sits in Queensland, on Australia's northeastern coast, one of the many astronomical sites recorded across the country's wide, dark countryside.

Location & getting there

Earl Hill observatory is located in Queensland, Australia, within the Oceania region. Queensland's combination of clear coastal air and long stretches of low-light countryside makes much of the state well suited to stargazing, whether with the naked eye or a telescope.

Visiting Earl Hill observatory

We don't have confirmed public visiting details for this site. If you're planning a trip, check current access and opening arrangements with local astronomy clubs or Queensland tourism resources before you travel.

See your named star from here

Every star named through Star Register comes with precise coordinates, so if you're near Earl Hill observatory with a telescope, you can find your star in the sky. Explore our star-naming packages or browse the full catalogue to see how it works.