The TOP 10 BEST Things To Do in Binnaway NSW

Tourist park

We are open every night and operating within COVID Safe requirements for outside stargazing either at the Observatory in accordance with NSW Government rules.

Observatory & restaurant

Gallery & Information Centre

Serving up delicious tasting baked goods, burgers, salads, sandwiches and coffee.

Cafe

Dunedoo Local Museum

Pilliga Pottery Creative Farmstay is a family-owned business. Maria Rickert, the founder, manages the business with her family partners Johannes, Regina and Bernhard. They are assisted by Julie the former in-house governess and most gifted artist as well as several loyal team members who assist in running the shop and the café.

Gilgandra Tourist Information Centre provides all tourist information.

Orana Cactus World is displaying over 800 exotic cacti from all around the world in an extraordinary collection that has taken over 40 years to create

Tourist Attraction.

Visitor Information Centre and Two Eight Two Eight Cafe.

Gooree Park Wines is most beautiful properties encompassing over 500 hectares of vineyards and the home championship racehorses

Locally produced arts and craft and giftware as well as preserves jams and pickles - ideal place to buy little gifts.

Dissemination of information guided town tours for coaches, souvenirs, historical information and museum on site

Winery

Coonamble Visitor Information Centres will help you plan your visit and provides all of the brochures and tourist information

The Colonial Inn Museum has a broad range of items in its collection, principally from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and with many items of Australian manufacture. Circa 60,000 items within the collection are displayed in several buildings and storage sheds

Experience the delectable Mudgee region with Mudgee Tourist Bus as we personally introduce you to this food and wine lovers' paradise. Allow us to pick you up from your base and drive you to discover all this region has to offer

Camp in serenity, privacy and security whilst enjoying a true bush camping experience within the boundaries of a private property.

We are now open to the general public and catering for school groups, organized tours and any member of the general public who wishes to attend. The observatory is situated 15 minutes drive to the west of Mudgee in a location of extremely dark skies away from the town lights and the lights of Ulan mines

Display of historical items from the 40's & 50's.

A bustling hub south-west of Tamworth, Werris Creek was specifically chosen by the NSW Government in 1877 to be a gateway for railway travel and trade across the region. Werris Creek thrived on the steam era from the 1870s to the 1960s, and even today retains many artefacts from that time. The Railway Journeys Museum actively conserves and exhibits railway memorabilia from electric staff instruments to miniature trains in an interactive manner for visitors to experience. Entry Fee $5.00 for adults 18 & over, Children Free