Woodgine Waterhole has been a water source for many people and a life line for the early explorers and surveyors. It is a sizeable gnamma on a area littered with granite outcrops. Augustus Charles Gregory in 1846 and John Forrest in 1869 used this waterhole to obtain water during their expeditions.
This is located on a working pastoral station and permission is required from the station to access Woodgine.