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Boorowa Blue Metal Motel is budget accommodation with 10 rooms and en suites. Located in the centre of town, just off the main street, it is an easy walk to all the cafes, restaurants, shops, the nine hole golf course, and the bowling green. There are a number of appealing boutique style shops in town, and a superb bakery offering breakfast and coffee to kick start your day. The Riverwalk is just across the road, next to the duck pond and the water jet. Walk around the pathways, run, or go for a bike ride. Take a dip in the Olympic swimming pool. Many people use the park for family reunions, play facilities are provided for children and it's a great location for a picnic by the lake

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The first hotel built in 1860, The Royal Hotel, and renamed in 1986, The Ram & Stallion still stands on its original foundations and structures. Comfy Accommodation Free camping behind the pub for caravans, campers and motor homes and pet friendly. Beer garden to enjoy an ice cold beer with your friends and family. Great Pizzas and good old country meals served every night.

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Discover the captivating charm of Café Woodworks in the quaint suburb of Bungendore. Immerse yourself in a delightful fusion of café culture and exquisite wood craftsmanship. Indulge in a culinary journey, savouring the tantalising flavours of our handcrafted menu, expertly prepared by our talented chefs. From delectable pastries to gourmet sandwiches, our café promises a gastronomic experience that will leave you spellbound. Immerse yourself in a warm and inviting ambience, surrounded by the finest wooden furniture, creating an enchanting atmosphere. Join us at Café Wood Works for an unforgettable dining experience that celebrates the art of woodwork and culinary craftsmanship.

Welcome to The George Bar & Dining, a charming establishment nestled in the heart of historic Bungendore, just a stone's throw away from our nation's capital, Canberra. Immerse yourself in our modern, country industrial themed dining space, seating up to 120 guests around a magnificent fireplace. Indulge in our delectable cuisine crafted from locally sourced Australian meat, seafood, and produce, all served in a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. Our knowledgeable Restaurant Manager and Court of Master Sommeliers-accredited Sommelier carefully curate an exceptional wine selection from the renowned Canberra District. Join us in experiencing the finest craft beers and ciders sourced from across Australia, expertly chosen by our specialist purchasing partner. The George Bar & Dining awaits your visit.

Kings Junction Bungendore is a café, home décor, indoor plants & giftware located in the Village Square. They pride themselves on providing great service, a fabulous menu, special offerings such as hampers and take home terrarium kits, and a variety of products (giftware, indoor plants, artwork, home decor). Sunny days guarantee that their customers can enjoy a meal or cuppa in their delightful courtyard or inside in the welcoming comfort of their cafe space for those colder days. Kings Junction Bungendore prides itself in their approach to INCLUSION with their staff and customers. They provide a safe and respectful place to work or relax in. They welcome everyone, they respect abilities, mental health and the diversity of bodies, genders and relationships. Kings Junction Bungendore is a great place to visit for a delicious meal, a cup of coffee, or to browse their selection of home décor and gifts.

The Royal Hotel is rich with history, the first timber version of the hotel was built around 1840 but it tragically burnt down in the early 1894. The story goes that the ladies of the community were fed up with their men spending too much time at the pub, so they torched it! The original timber building was replaced with a stone building in 1895 and it is still standing proudly today. In 1880 the hotel became a railhead (where a railway line ends). In the old days, it used to be a three-week trip to Sydney but suddenly the railway line arrived and the trip became less than 24 hours. Back then, there were more than 3,500 people living here whereas numbers have now dwindled to just 180. Fire seems to be a recurring theme at The Royal because in 1930, a traveling salesman left a candle next to a window and the curtains caught alight. But just as the fabled phoenix arises from the ashes, so too does the Royal Hotel Capertee.