New England & North Western NSW

The Best of Rural Australia

The New England-North Western NSW region musters the best of inland NSW. This region is the home of country music and infamous bushrangers.

New England-North Western NSW is Australia’s great outdoors where the stars touch the earth.

Journey the road less travelled and enjoy the best of rural Australia.

Things to see and do

Fast Facts

Find a Holiday Park in the New England & North Western NSW Region

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    CMCA RV Park Gunnedah
    107 Chandos Street, Gunnedah
    New England & North Western NSW
    Armidale Tourist Park
    39 Waterfall Way, Armidale
    New England & North Western NSW
    G'Day Parks
    BIG4 Paradise Tamworth
    575 Peel Street, Tamworth
    New England & North Western NSW
    BIG4
    Gwydir Carapark
    4 Amaroo Drive, Moree
    New England & North Western NSW
    Reflections Copeton Waters – Holiday Park
    3533 Copeton Dam Road, Copeton
    New England & North Western NSW
    Reflections Holiday Parks
    Fossickers' Tourist Park
    103 Jenkins Street, Nundle
    New England & North Western NSW
    G'Day Parks
    Highway Tourist Village
    86 Cooma Road, Narrabri
    New England & North Western NSW
    Austin Tourist Park
    581 Armidale Road, Tamworth
    New England & North Western NSW
    G'Day Parks
    G'Day Parks Armidale Highlander Van Village
    76 Glen Innes Road, Armidale
    New England & North Western NSW
    G'Day Parks
    Kootingal Caravan Park
    3 Churchill Drive, Moonbi
    New England & North Western NSW
    Narrabri Big Sky Caravan Park
    11-35 Tibbereena Street, Narrabri
    New England & North Western NSW
    G'Day Parks
    Reflections Lake Keepit – Holiday Park
    234 Keepit Dam Road, Keepit
    New England & North Western NSW
    Reflections Holiday Parks
    Coolah Caravan Park
    38 Cunningham Street, Coolah
    New England & North Western NSW
    City Lights Caravan Park
    612-628 Goonoo Goonoo Road, Hillvue
    New England & North Western NSW
    Hampshire Holidays
    Moree Tourist Park
    28 Oak Street, Moree
    New England & North Western NSW
    G'Day Parks

Major Destinations

Armidale is ideally located on the New England Highway midway between Brisbane and Sydney, offering a sophisticated country experience and the perfect base from which to explore nature’s wonderland of World Heritage listed national parks which feature wonderful waterfalls, brilliant bush walking, scintillating swimming, awesome abseiling and mad mountain-biking. Armidale is a shopper’s haven with a vibrant and bustling shopping precinct.

Take a stroll or get on your bike and follow the extensive cycle ways which leads to the university grounds from the town centre. Gara Gorge is a popular picnic spot well known for its scenic bush strolls and swimming holes.

Things to See & Do

  • New England National Park
  • New England Regional Art Museum
  • Cathedral Rock National Park

Boggabri is a small town in north-western New South Wales, Australia. It is part of Narrabri Shire and lies between Gunnedah and Narrabri on the Kamilaroi Highway.

Boggabri is situated on the southern edge of the Nandewar Ranges and the scenery in this part of the Shire is breathtaking. Amazing rock formations such as Gin’s Leap and the spectacular Dripping Rock are only a short drive from the town centre.

Things to See & Do

  • Gin’s Leap
  • Dripping Rock

Coonabarabran is the closest town to the craggy peaks and spires of the Warrumbungle Ranges.

Warrumbungle National Park is popular for bush walking, camping and encountering wildlife amid breathtaking scenery.

Things to See & Do

  • Warrumbungle National Park
  • Siding Spring Observatory
  • World’s Largest Virtual Solar System Drive
  • Australian Museum
  • Diprotodon Exhibition
  • Pilliga Forest

Nestled in a picturesque valley beside the Macintyre River, 593 km north of Sydney, historic Inverell is surrounded by gemstone country. Inverell and surrounds supply 80% of the world’s sapphires, hence the name “Sapphire City”. It’s the ideal place to try your hand at fossicking and to see how precious stones are processed in the New England-North Western NSW region.

Things to See & Do

  • Fossicking
  • Food & Wine

Lake Keepit Holiday and Recreation Park is located about 40 minutes from Tamworth and around 25 minutes from Gunnedah. Situated on the banks of Keepit Dam which at maximum capacity holds around 425,510 megalitres of water (about two thirds the size of Sydney Harbour), the Park offers prime boating, fishing, sailing, waterskiing and water sports space.

Lake Keepit is a unique holiday destination for the whole family. Enjoy BBQs and picnics; let the kids tire themselves out on the BMX bike track, tennis courts, skate bowl, Water Park and playgrounds. For something different why not have a go at gliding and take a joy flight with the resident soaring club.

Things to See & Do

  • Lake Keepit

Moree is a dynamic spa city situated on the beautiful plains of New England-Northern NSW which is recognised worldwide for the healing powers of our Famous Mineral Spa Waters.

Stroll down tree-lined Frome Street for a glimpse at some of the historic buildings of the town and Jellicoe and Kirkby Parks are a spectacular sight in late spring when purple jacaranda flowers and white to rose pink Bauhinia blossoms line the area.

Or relax and rejuvenate in the simmering beauty of ancient, mineral rich and deeply naturopathic artesian springs.

Things to See & Do

  • Artesian Hot Spa & Cold Pools
  • Pecan Nut Farm
  • Moree Heritage and Art Deco Walking Tour

Famous for its high-quality cotton, wheat and crops, Narrabri is situated at the foot of the Nandewar ranges and is a strong agricultural area.

For a lazy afternoon, pack a picnic lunch and sit on the banks of the Namoi River which runs through the centre of town. Or there is also a Lake in the western area of town which is surrounded by parkland which is ideal for a peaceful stroll to take in the natural surrounds.

Nosh on the Namoi is an annual food and wine festival held during March in Narrabri. Held on the banks of the Namoi River behind The Crossing Theatre, the festival has enjoyed enormous success since its inception in 2003. Nosh showcases a wide variety of local produce and is the perfect opportunity to savour the fruits of this rich agricultural region.

Narrabri is a Community Recreational Vehicle (RV) friendly town.

Things to See & Do

  • CSIRO Australia Telescope
  • Pillaga Artesian Bore Baths
  • Sawn Rocks
  • Nosh on the Namoi (March)

Nestled in the ‘Hills of Gold’, 45 minutes east of Tamworth, is the historic village of Nundle in the New England-North Western NSW region.

Built on the rich Peel River in the western foothills of the Great Dividing Range this stylish country town is truly magical. Between the 1850’s and the 1880’s thousands of people came to the then called ‘Peel River Diggings’ to seek their fortune. Miners and their families formed communities at Nundle, Happy Valley, Hanging Rock, and Bowling Alley Point and pastoralists built thriving agricultural enterprises on the rich fertile soil.

Gold, sapphire, green crystal and jasper can still be found in creek and river beds and visitors are welcome to try their hand at fossicking at many sites in and around Nundle.

Things to See & Do

  • Wool Mill
  • Chaffey Dam
  • Arc-en-Ciel Trout Farm
  • Go for Gold Chinese Festival (April)
  • Great Nundle Dog Race (May)

Tamworth is a vibrant, friendly and fuss free city that is considered the country music capital of Australia for its annual Country Music Festival. With a rich music heritage, no visit to Tamworth is complete without a viewing the ‘Walk a Country Mile’ centre.

Tamworth is a beautiful, vibrant and prosperous regional city with wonderful fresh produce supplied by local growers, market gardeners and hydroponic farms and a must to try.

Things to See & Do

  • Weswal Gallery
  • Calala Cottage
  • The Powerstation Museum
  • Endeavour & Oxley Park (includes a marsupial park)
  • Australian Country Music Hall of Fame Museum
  • Regional Craft Centre
  • Big Golden Guitar
    Tamworth Country Music Festival (January)

Touring Routes

The 191 kilometre Waterfall Way scenic drive from Coffs Harbour to Armidale. This spectacular drive has been voted the third most scenic in Australia and encompasses several national parks, waterfalls and quirky townships.  More information

This 600km journey begins just across the Great Dividing Range at Willow Tree before following the course of the Namoi River as it makes its way toward the Darling River then onto Bourke, travelling through many attractive towns.  More information

An alternative route between Sydney and Brisbane, the Fossickers Way is a quiet, leisurely scenic drive providing fully sealed roads for easy driving. It is an exciting and different drive which takes you through one of the richest gem areas in Australia. More information