The Darling River Run

One of Australia’s great driving adventures in Outback NSW

Menindee Visitor Information Centre

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The first point of call where the friendly volunteers will provide you with information* on all you need to know to enjoy your stay!!

After spending some time strolling through the VIC that encompasses:

  • the Souvenir and Information Shop;
  • the Darling River Art Gallery that features local arts, crafts and exhibitions;
  • the mini museum that houses many an ‘odd find’ from bygone days of the receding banks  of the Darling River and strange but useful everyday items;

*collect the local Heritage Trail & Menindee Lakes maps

Paper maps a clutter or a bore, then you can download the Menindee Self-Guided Tour app http://menindeeselfguidedtours.com.au/

Maiden’s Hotel

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Provides outback accommodation along with ice cold beer and great Aussie tucker to make your visit comfortable and memorable.

The first European settlement was undertaken by Tom Pain and his family, who built the Menindee Hotel in 1853. Now known as the Maiden’s Menindee Hotel, it is reputed to be the second oldest hotel still in continuous operation in NSW. The colonial explorers Burke and Wills used the hotel as a staging point for their disastrous 1860 expedition to the Gulf of Carpentaria.

The Maiden’s features a display of artwork by renowned area artists and photographs depicting the building of the Menindee Lakes Scheme.

 

Four Mile Reserve

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The Four Mile camping reserve is one of the most popular free camping sites along the Barwon River. The Four Mile is conveniently located a few minutes out of Brewarrina township along the Coolabah and Carinda Road, offering approximately 12 hectares/ 30 acres of river frontage to camp along which provides campers and families peace and quiet in undisturbed space that boasts nature and wildlife. Whilst immersing yourself into the beauty of Outback NSW, at the Four Mile you could encounter wildlife such as the Kangaroo, Wallaby, Emu, Goanna, Black Cockatoo and Eagles and even an echidna. Facilities include basic toilets, showers (cold), open fire BBQ, Jetty & Boat Ramp all of which are easily accessed from the main sealed road.

Please contact the Brewarrina Visitor information and Exhibition Centre for more details.
Phone: 02 6830 5152

Lynchy’s Cabins

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Lynchy’s Cabins is located right next to the Barwon River in quiet spot.

Friendly hosts provide a laid back atmosphere, like staying with old friends, where you can come and camp or stay in their cabins. The property is spacious for large vehicles and offers beer garden, fire pits and is pet friendly.

They offer:

  • Cabins with power and water
  • Camping facilities
  • Twin Rooms, Single and Double rooms available
  • Located on Bridge Road Brewarrina

Brewarrina River View Motel

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Newly refurbished and renovated. Meals available on request, overlooking the majestic Barwon River and the 40,000 years national heritage listed Aboriginal Fishtraps.

The Brewarrina River View motel offers Comfortable rooms in a convenient location, ideal for families, professionals and couples looking for a quiet get away.

Rooms available: double, single, and family.

For Bookings call the friendly staff on  02 6839 2397

Beds on the Barwon

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Beds on the Barwon is located just a short distance from the township of Brewarrina and offers you luxury self-contained cabins and camping facilities right on the Barwon River.

Beds on the Barwon have:

  • 4 luxury cabins with a king bed and pull out queen sofa-including one accessible/family room.
  • The Cabins are situated on the Barwon River with a beautiful grassed area, fire pit, BBQ area & undercover eating area.
  • Camping grounds have powered and unpowered sites available, with a brand new amenity block and camp kitchen that has not long been finished.
  • Fully equipped on site caravans available, ideal for the fisherman who does not want the bother of finding a camp site.
  • Hire boat and canoes are available