NARROMINE REGION
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VISITOR GUIDE
welcome
NARROMINE / TRANGIE / TOMINGLEY
GETTING HERE NARROMINE NARROMINE AERODROME NARROMINE AVIATION MUSEUM TRANGIE WUNGUNJA CULTURAL CENTRE TOMINGLEY EVENTS IN THE REGION WHAT TO DO IN THE REGION WHERE TO STAY IN THE REGION WHERE TO EAT IN THE REGION WHERE TO SHOP IN THE REGION VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE INFORMATION
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The Narromine Region includes three very unique towns, the hub being the town of Narromine on the banks of the tranquil Macquarie River, Tomingley a quaint village on the edge of the Goobang National Park and Trangie with a strong Cobb and Co History. Renowned for its agricultural diversity paired with excellent tourist attractions, the Region is the perfect spot to stop and enjoy the delights of Country NSW, to smell the Irises and to take in the vast open spaces. While the region is known for its friendly locals and rich culture, the area is most famous for its aeronautical history showcased by the Narromine Aviation Museum which is home to aviation memorabilia, historic photographs, and three unique aircrafts including the world’s ONLY replica of the 1907 Wright Flyer ‘A’ Model. The region is a popular stop-over for travellers heading west and the perfect scenic route for those travelling the Newell from Parkes on to Gilgandra, just turn off at Tomingley and take time to explore. Once in the region, sit back and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and experience the high-end boutiques, unique eateries and exciting attractions scattered through the three towns.
Getting here The Narromine region is located a short 30-minute drive West of Dubbo on the Mitchell Highway and 5.5 hours from Sydney. The interstate highway linkages from all directions and daily public transport travel options are endless! Take a plane, train or coach from Sydney to Dubbo and hire a car or take a bus from Dubbo to Narromine. Head North with your family and enjoy the scenic route between Tomingley and Eumungerie, straight through the heart of the Narromine region.
For those that prefer to travel by plane, charter your own flight direct to Narromine and fly in as you please.
Macquarie River and wetlands The majestic Macquarie River flows through Narromine and Trangie, providing fantastic opportunities for fishing, water-skiing, canoeing, swimming and other water-based activities. The Narromine Wetlands, located to the south of town, are a hub for nature lovers and is the perfect location for a picnic and birdwatching. Boasting an array of open spaces and reserves dotted along the Macquarie River, visitors are encouraged to relax and enjoy the abundance of wildlife calling the region home. Note: few of our reserves and parks have toilets. No camping or motorbike riding is permitted.
NYNGAN TO BOURKE / COBAR
TO BRISBANE
GILGANDRA
TRANGIE
DUNEDOO TO NEWCASTLE
NARROMINE DUBBO
TOMINGLEY
TO MELBOURNE
MUDGEE
TO SYDNEY
PARKES ORANGE
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narromine point of interest Glenn McGrath Statue Tom Perry Park, Mitchell Highway
Narromine War Memorial Cemetery Parkes Road, Narromine 1950’s Heritage Rail Truck Dandaloo Road, across from Tom Perry Park
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Located in the scenic Macquarie Valley, Narromine invites you to relax amongst a lush rural setting, dotted with quaint country pubs and fabulous fishing spots. While the town may be renowned for its friendly locals and bucolic charm, it’s the aeronautical history that wins over visitors year after year.
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A must see on the itinerary is the Narromine Aviation Museum which houses the world’s only replica of a 1907 Wright Flyer Model A. Explore the extensive collection of artefacts, documents and photos that tell the story of aviation and famous aviators who made regular visits to Narromine during the 1920’s and 30’s. A hub for nature lovers, with wetlands and wildlife in abundance, Narromine is home to beautiful gardens and reserves. You will find everything from authentic country pubs and modern clubs to galleries, high-end boutiques, an Iris farm and a sunny 18-hole sand green golf course.
Recreation Facilities Narromine Our open spaces are diverse in size and character, ranging from gardens and wetland habitats to the majestic river gums lining the Macquarie River walking track, and smaller park reserves. Facilities in our parks include sports grounds, BBQs, toilets and playgrounds. Many parks are also the setting for public artworks, venues and unique features such as statues of previous sporting hero’s.
Narromine Wetlands Take time to experience the tranquility of the Narromine Wetlands. Located just on the outskirts of Narromine the wetlands provide the ideal place for a quiet picnic or a brisk walk. This natural storm water catchment area has been reconstructed to act as a filter for incoming runoff and provides a perfect habitat for an abundance of birds, frogs and other wetland inhabitants. Narromine Rotary Club and Narromine Shire Council have worked in partnership to enhance facilities at the wetlands and the area is now a popular location for locals and visitors alike. Public toilets and undercover picnic tables are available onsite.
Macquarie Valley Trails ‘Relax – Recover – Unwind – Discover’ The Macquarie Valley in the heart of NSW is one of the State’s – and indeed Australia’s – best kept secrets, until now. The trails are designed to let you explore the many attractions and treasures of its rich farming region, one that is blessed with wonderful, vibrant rivers, friendly people and a laid back lifestyle. Inquiries about Macquarie Valley Trails can directed to 1800 748 379.
Waverleigh Cotton Farm Tours With over 150 years of farming heritage to best practice modern cotton growing, the Elder family will share the secrets behind their successful enterprise. Open December - early March. Groups of 20 or smaller. Bookings essential. Waverleigh, 2847 Narwonah Road, Narromine M.0467 602 886 E. kstark79@hotmail.com
Hamilton’s Pride Hamilton’s Pride is a fourth generation family-owned farming business producing home-grown premium pastured eggs. Bookings are essential, please contact for full details on tour rates and minimum group numbers. 573 Hamilton’s Road, Narromine M.0427 890 549 www.hamiltonspride.com.au
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NARROMINE AERODROME Internationally-renowned for its fantastic thermals which make for great gliding conditions, Narromine is one of the top three gliding locations in the world!
Events at the Aerodrome:
Visit the Narromine Aerodrome and experience the thrill of flying with a glider, air plane or ultralight flight. The historic Narromine Aerodrome is home to the oldest Aero Club in regional Australia, the Narromine Aviation Museum, various gliding and flying schools and clubs, as well as an array of aviation related businesses.
• Australian National 20 metre Championships
The Narromine Aviation Museum highlights the history of aviation in the Narromine area. Beginning more than 90 years ago with a small locally built aircraft, the story expands through the ‘barnstorming’ years of the 1920’s and 1930’s. With the establishment of Narromine Aero Club, famous aviators were encouraged to visit, holding some of Australia’s most successful air pageants of the era. Be captivated by artefacts, documents and photographs that tell the story of aviation as it evolved at one of Australia’s most historic aerodromes when you explore the Narromine Aviation Museum. Take a walk around the wartime parade ground, enjoying some of the original buildings still in use today. See photographs and documents from the early period including a copy of the Aero Club’s fascinating 1930’s scrapbook and World War II paraphernalia including when Narromine Aerodrome became a busy flying training school for the RAAF. Get an up close view of a large scale model of the aerodrome, two aero engines; one from a Tiger Moth trainer, the other a massive Rolls Royce Merlin from one of the RAF Mosquito bombers which were based in Narromine in 1945 and a locally built and operational Wright Brother’s 1907 Model A Flyer replica.
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• New South Wales State Gliding Championships • Australian National Junior Championships • Narromine Cup • Australian National Multi-class Championships
Activities at the Aerodrome: • Narromine Aero Club (02 6889 1620) – Formed in 1952 Narromine’s Aero Club continues to host successful air pageants. Visit the Narromine Aero Club Clubhouse on your visit to the Narromine Aerodrome. • Narromine Gliding Club (0407 459 581) – Narromine Gliding Club provides glider hire, pilot training, and advanced cross country soaring. Call today to discuss your options. • Soar Narromine – International Soaring Centre (02 6889 1856) – Soar Narromine provides training for all gliders. From international travelers to locals you are encouraged to enjoy the sport of gliding with Soar Narromine. • Narromine Residential Skypark (02 6889 9999) – Build your house and hangar on your own block of land at Narromine Aerodrome with taxiway access from your backyard. • Narromine Aviation Business Park (02 6889 9999) – Enjoy taxi way access directly to your hangar in Narromine’s Aviation Business Park.
Narromine Aeroclub
Narromine Aviation Museum
Narromine Aeroclub is open for dining every Friday night and for bookings for the remainder of the week, Narromine’s Aeroclub is one of the Region’s premium events venues.
Home to the World’s only operational Wright Brother’s 1907 Model A Flyer and a comprehensive history of aviation in Narromine, the Museum is a must do for all visitors.
Narromine Aerodrome, Mitchell Hwy P. 6889 1620
Narromine Aerodrome, Mitchell Hwy P. 6889 7131 www.narromineaviationmuseum.org.au
Narromine Aviation Business Park
Narromine Gliding Club
Ranging from 2250m2 to 5040m2 and no landing fees and direct taxiway access, the newly established Business Park is the perfect location for your Aviation Business.
Imagine gliding through the air high above a picturesque landscape below. Narromine Gliding Club provides glider hire, pilot training, and advanced crosscountry soaring in Narromine.
Narromine Aerodrome, Mitchell Hwy P. 6889 9999 www.narrominebusinesspark.com.au
Narromine Aerodrome, Mitchell Hwy M. 0407 459 581 www.narromineglidingclub.com.au
Skypark Residential Estate
Warrior Warbirds
Build your house and hangar on your own block of land with taxiway access from your backyard. Whether you are upgrading or downsizing, Skypark gives you space to live and breathe.
Adventure flights with Warrior Warbirds in their unique aircraft will excite all the senses and leave you with an experience you will remember forever. Bookings are essential.
Warren Road P. 6889 9999 www.skyparkestate.com.au
Narromine Aerodrome, Mitchell Hwy M. 0415 196 461 www.flywarrior.com
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NARROMINE AVIATION MUSEUM In 2020 Narromine celebrates 100 years since it played its part in the genesis of air travel across the world. To mark the centenary, adventurer Michael Smith flew a modern amphibious aircraft along the route from England. On his Australian leg he was joined by a pair of ultralights. The three crews stopped over at Narromine, just as Sir Ross Smith and crew had in 1920. The Narromine Aviation Museum, a local volunteer project, was opened in 2002 by pioneer aviatrix NancyBird Walton, and extended in 2016. It displays a unique collection to showcase the remarkable story of local aviation. Highlights include three aircraft believed to be unique in the world: • Narromine’s Wright Flyer ‘A’ - the only flyable replica of the 1907 ancestor of powered aircraft. • 1938 Corben Super Ace homebuilt light sport aircraft • 1953 Hawkridge Venture Glider
A 1955 Sabre jet fighter can be viewed separately. A pair of Rolls Royce Merlin and other aero engines form a rare display. Other attractions include; • World War I collections of the airmen who founded Narromine Aero Club in 1929, including a small piece of the Red Baron’s plane • The Aero Club’s 1930’s scrapbook copy, which visitors can read in a 1930’s lounge-room setting • Large collections telling the World War II stories of Narromine’s RAAF elementary flying training school, a top secret British bomber squadron, and war loan schemes • The local post-war stories of a RAAF Beaufighter squadron, Qantas Super Constellation training, the aerodrome’s international status, and the Aero Club.
The Museum offers a self-guided recorded walking tour, and special catered tours upon request. A large auditorium is available for events hire. 8
where to find us Located at the Narromine Aerodrome on the Mitchell Highway the Narromine Aviation Museum has ample parking for visitors with Caravans and RV’s. A. Narromine Aerodrome, Mitchell Highway, Narromine P. 02 6889 7131 M. 0407 459 581 E. curator@narromineaviationmuseum.org.au Open 10am til 4pm daily except Tuesdays (check with the museum regarding public holidays). Entry is $10 or $7 concessions. narromineaviationmuseum.org.au
trangie point of interest Cobb and Co Trail Trangie Garford Fire Engine Old Town Fire Truck 1918 Dandaloo Street, Trangie Trangie and Goan Waterhole ‘Home of the Big Billy’ Cnr Mitchell Highway and Saleyards Road, Trangie Trangie Scout Hall and Drovers Den Cnr Dandaloo Street and Harris Street, Trangie
A short drive west of Narromine is Trangie – a town of 1,000, filled with spirited people who are passionate about their community. Steeped in history dating back to Cobb & Co, Trangie’s landscape provides a tangible link to the town’s pioneering spirit. Relax by the Goan Waterhole, home to the “Big Billy”, take in the abundance of culture represented at the Wungunja Cultural Centre and experience firsthand how cotton is processed in our local Cotton Gin. While in town, unearth a gem at one of the unique boutiques featuring homewares and high-end fashion to original artworks. As soon as you enter Trangie the first thing you will notice is the wide open spaces. Our open spaces range from playing fields to natural landscapes encapsulating everything about country living. Facilities in our parks include sports grounds, BBQs, toilets and playgrounds. Many parks are also the setting for public artworks, venues and unique features.
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TRANGIE
Auscott Limited Cotton Gin Tour Come and see how Cotton is processed at our local Gin with a tour of one of Trangie’s Cotton Gins. Tours from April – July. Call to book your tour. 38 Goan Street, Trangie P. 6888 7511 www.trangiecaravanpark.com.au
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WUNGUNJA CULTURAL CENTRE TRANGIE The Wungunja Cultural Centre was established to protect the culture and heritage of the Aboriginal people of Trangie. The centre showcases a large variety of artefacts that have been sourced through long term loans with the Australian Museum and the Office of Environment and Heritage, donations from local people and collections owned by the Trangie Local Aboriginal Land Council. The valuable collection represents family history and information including displays of photos and stories of local Aboriginal people who have served our Country from World War I. The Wungunja Cultural Centre is a central hub that celebrates the local Aboriginal culture in our region. Family history records of Aboriginal families that once lived on the Macquarie, Bogan and Lachlan rivers are held in the centre and are a popular attraction for visiting relatives to the centre. The Centre is also a popular outlet for local artists to showcase and sell a variety of painted items that include art, boomerangs, good will stones, vases and didgeridoos. It is a place where school children are able to visit to build their knowledge on Aboriginal culture and heritage. Functions held at the centre include community events like Naidoc, Reconciliation and Sorry Day or healing celebrations. Two carved ceremonial trees removed from “Mullah” Trangie in the 1960’s are a highlight of the centre and are currently on long term loan from the Australian Museum. These trees hold significant value to the local Aboriginal community of Trangie where their engravings are unique.
Also located at the site of the Wungunja Cultural Centre is an old pine hut, known as the “Rovers Den”. This magical little pine hut was built in the 1930’s by local businessmen including the local medical practitioner, Dr McLean. The Hut was built for the purpose of holding meetings for the scout groups and then later used for housing. Aboriginal people moved from the river to live in the hut in earlier years and it was later used as emergency housing for many families in need. Visitors to Trangie can explore the beautifully restored centre, experience the skills of the Aboriginal people in their craftsmanship in tool making, or just to relax and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere of the surrounds of the centre where many yarns have been told by the community Elders, and the greater Trangie community.
where to find us As you drive through Trangie turn into our beautiful main street known as Dandaloo Street. The Wungunja Cultural Centre is located two blocks from the highway on the corner of Dandaloo and Harris Streets. A. 81 Dandaloo Street, Trangie P. 02 6888 8602 M. 0409 071 016 E. wungunjaculturecentre@gmail.com W. www.trangielalc.com.au
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TOMINGLEY
tomingley point of interest Goobang National Park Wanda Wandong Campground, Newell Highway, Tomingley History of Tomingley Memorial Hall, Newell Highway, Tomingley
More than just a stop on the Newell, Tomingley is the gateway to the Narromine Region for those travelling North. Tomingley is popular for its pub meals and picnic areas and if you timed your trip right, a day at the races, a visit to the historic gold mine or a visit to the Alpaca farm could be on the agenda. Tomingley is right on the doorstep of one of New South Wales’ best kept secrets – Goobang National Park. With basic facilities and gas BBQ’s, Goobang National Park is home to a wide range of wildlife and offers majestic views across the Hervey Ranges.
Quentin Park Alpacas, Studio and Gallery The Farm gives you the opportunity to meet, pat, picnic with, learn about and maybe kiss an Alpaca. Home to the popular Alpaca Flowers, the gallery features products and gifts made from natural alpaca wool. 7091 Newell Highway, Tomingley M. 0484 576 928 www.quentinparkalpacas.com
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EVENTS
Narromine Region hosts an array of vibrant and unique events each year including major aviation themed events, exhibitions, race meetings, camp drafts, community events, the Dolly Festival and Trangie Truck and Tractor Show. The Region’s local events are a great reason to get your family or friends together to celebrate the many wonderful things the Region has to offer. The annual calendar is packed with things to do no matter the season. The Pink Pigeon races from Narromine to Trangie kicks off the year, before we move into Race Meetings, fishing competitions and the annual Camp Draft and the Dolly Festival. In Spring we see more Race meetings and Garden open days, while also preparing for Regional Gliding Championships, Airshows, the Annual Narromine Agriculture Show and the Biennial Trangie Truck and Tractor Show.
what’s on Full event calendar www.narromineregion.com.au
Well-known for its sporting champions the region also hosts a range of local, regional and national sporting competitions. From Golfing, Gliding, Rugby Union and League to Little Athletics and bowls the sporting calendar is jam packed!
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ATTRACTIONS & ACTIVIES
what to do top 5 activites Macquarie River This majestic river flows through Narromine and Trangie, providing fantastic opportunities for fishing, water-skiing, canoeing, swimming and other water-based activities. Narromine Aviation Museum Marvel at the frail construction of the Narromine Wright Flyer ‘A’, the world’s first flyable replica of the 1907 ancestor of powered aircraft along with decades of aeronautical paraphernalia Narromine Iris Farm The perfect Spring destination visitors can peruse acres of tall bearded iris, gardens and lawns in the old bull yards as well as rocks, minerals, corals, shells and old wares. Quentin Park Alpacas, Studio and Gallery Take the opportunity to meet, pat, picnic with, learn about and maybe kiss an Alpaca. Quentin Park features products and gifts made from natural alpaca wool. Wungunja Culutral Centre Explore the local Wiradjuri Culture and traditions through the collection of artefacts on display including two very rare carved trees.
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The Narromine Region is made up of relaxed, friendly communities. Residents enjoy a great work-life balance
Narromine Iris Farm Narromine Iris Farm specialises in growing Irises along with making handmade soaps, lotions and creams from natural products. Visit our online shop to buy iris plants and our other flowers. ‘Villa Nova’ 471 Tomingley Road, Narromine P. 6889 1885 www.narromineirisfarm.com
Wungunja Cultural Centre Celebrating the local Aboriginal culture in the Narromine Region, the Centre is a popular outlet for local artists to showcase and sell a variety of painted items. 81 Dandaloo Street, Trangie P. 6888 8602 M. 0409 017 016 www.trangielalc.com.au
what to see & do NARROMINE Narromine Aquatic Centre
Burraway Street, Narromine P. 6889 999
50m Olympic Pool, splash pad, BBQ facilities and shaded areas. www.narromine.nsw.gov.au
Narromine Aero Club
Mitchell Highway, Narromine M.0407 786 066
Follow facebook for information on upcoming flying events and competitions.
Narromine Aviation Museum
Narromine Aerodrome P. 6889 713
The museum brings to life the story of aviation in Narromine. www.narromineaviationmuseum.org.au
Narromine Bowling Club
158 Dandaloo Street, Narromine P. 6889 1164
Host to regular competitions and casual events, everyone is welcome.
Narromine Gliding Club
Narromine Aerodrome M.0407 459 581
Learn to fly gliders with experienced instructors. www.narromineglidingclub.com.au
Narromine Golf Club
Warren Road, Narromine P. 6889 1179
Enjoy a well maintained, 18-hole, fully irrigated sand green course.
Narromine Local Aboriginal Land Council Keeping Place
56 Dandaloo Street, Narromine P. 6889 2340
Hear stories and experience the culture of the Region.
Narromine Local History Room
Narromine Library, 31-33 Dandaloo Showcasing a plethora of information on communities in the Street, Narromine Narromine Region. P. 6889 1088 www.narromine.nsw.gov.au
Narromine Iris Farm
Villa Nova’ 471 Tomingley Road,Narromine P. 6889 1885
Narromine Iris Farm specialises in growing Irises along with making handmade soaps, lotions and creams from natural products. Visit our online shop to buy iris plants and our other flowers. www.narromineirisfarm.com
Narromine Sport and Fitness Centre
12A Meringo Street, Narromine P. 6889 9999
Two indoor sport courts and a 24/7 gymnasium. www.narromine.nsw.gov.au
Country Rhymes Gallery
12 Maclean Drive, Trangie P.6888 7048
The gallery is a salute to ‘A Land Called Country’. www.countryrhymes.com
Trangie Bowling Club
35 Dandaloo Street, Trangie P.6888 7055
Host to a weekly barefoot bowls event for all.
Trangie Golf Club
Dandaloo Road, Trangie M.0429 887 238
Enjoy the 18 hole sand green, tree lined course.
Trangie Aquatic Centre
Goan Street, Trangie P.6889 9999
25m pool, children’s pool, BBQ, kiosk and open grassed areas. www.narromine.nsw.gov.au
The Studio Trangie
14-16 Dandaloo Street, Trangie
The Studio showcases original local artwork by Lottie Rae Art. www.thestudiotrangie.com
TRANGIE
TOMINGLEY Quentin Park Alpacas, Studio & Gallery
7091 Newell Highway, Tomingley
Meet, pat, picnic with and learn about Alpacas. www.quentinparkalpacas.com
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ACCOMMODATION
where to stay Whether you are planning a short break or holiday, visitors to Narromine Region have an array of accommodation choices with something to suit every taste and budget – all within close proximity to the local and regional attractions, cafes, restaurants, clubs and coffee shops. Whatever your preference, there are a number of ways for you to catch some shut eye during your stay in the Narromine Region. You can relax in a hotel or motel or unwind in a cosy bed and breakfast. Check into a country side cabin or stay in your own van or tent at one of our caravan parks. Get back to nature at one of our farm stays or enjoy a night out of the van in a secluded air bnb.
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Eighty-six Dandaloo
Narromine Aerodrome Tourist Park & Motel
This premium ex-bank building featuring workmanship of yesteryear is located in an outstanding location with exceptional street frontage and boasts unique character and an abundance of rustic charm.
Located within the Aerodrome and set back off the highway, the park offers visitors motel style accommodation, large drive through powered sites, a pool, camp kitchen, and spacious clean amenities.
86 Dandaloo Street, Narromine M. 0429 451 613 E. hello@eightysixdandaloo.com www.eightysixdandaloo.com
4108 Mitchell Hwy, Narromine P. 6889 2129 E.mail@narrominetouristpark.com.au www.narrominetouristpark.com.au
Narromine Rockwall Tourist Park
Trangie Caravan Park
Offering a number of self-contained cabins with cooking facilities, drive through caravan sites, large powered sites and a camp kitchen, the Park is close to town and is pet friendly.
Located next door to Trangie Aquatic Centre and a short stroll to the CBD, the park is pet friendly with plenty of shade and grass areas. The park has drive though sites and garden beds dividing each site, cabins and selfcontained sites.
69 Mitchell Highway, Narromine M. 0437 656 594 E. narrominerockwall@gmail.com www.narrominerockwalltouristpark.com.au
38 Goan Street, Trangie P. 6888 7511 E.enquiries@trangiecaravanpark.com.au www.trangiecaravanpark.com.au
Outback NSW Tvan Hire Head out to Trangie NSW and pick up your luxurious TVAN from Outback NSW Tvan Hire. The TVAN’s are fully equipped, just bring your clothes, bedlinen, pillows, chairs and food. 16 Campbell Street, Trangie P. 6889 1399 E. info@outbacknswtvanhire.com.au www.outbacknswtvanhire.com.au
Narromine Dump Point Narromine Shire Council provides access to a public dump point for the mobile traveller to manage their wastewater when visiting the region. Location: Derribong Street Narromine (located on the western side of the long vehicle parking area at the Narromine Railway Station).
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where to stay NARROMINE HOTEL 116 Dandaloo Street, Narromine
P. 6889 1017 E. narrominepub@hotmail.com
Peppercorn Motor Inn
18 Trangie Road, Narromine
P. 6889 1399 E. bookings@peppercornmotorinn.com.au www.peppercornmotorinn.com.au
Stockman Motor Inn & Restaurant
77 Manildra Street, Narromine
P. 6889 2033 E.stockmaninn@bigpond.com
Narromine Rockwall Tourist Park
69 Mitchell Highway, Narromine
M. 0437 656 594 www.narrominerockwalltouristpark.com.au
Narromine Tourist Park and Motel
Mitchell Highway, Narromine
P. 6889 2129 www.narrominetouristpark.com.au
Cameron Farm Stay
Nundoon Park, 213 Ceres Siding Rd, Narromine
P. 6889 2978
The Abbey
24 Dandaloo Street, Narromine
P. 6889 2213 www.theabbeybb.com
Araluen
60 Manildra Street, Narromine
M. 0428 342 054
Drovers Run
53 Manildra Street, Narromine
M. 0428 342 054
Imperial Hotel, Trangie
13 Dandaloo Street, Trangie
P.6 888 7512
Trangie Hotel Motel
12 Dandaloo Street, Trangie
P. 6888 7554
38 Goan Street, Trangie
P. 6888 7511 www.trangiecaravanpark.com.au
Collie Road, Trangie
www.airbnb.com/h/farawayriver
Crossroads Hotel
1 Newell Highway, Tomingley
P. 6869 3219
Lucky Strike Motel
1 Newell Highway, Tomingley
P. 6869 3211 www.luckystrikemotel.com.au
Biridoo Street (Tomingley Racecourse), Tomingley
P. 0428 693 286
Narromine Hotel/Motel MOTEL
CARAVAN PARK
BnB
SELF-CONTAINED
TRANGIE HOTEL
CARAVAN PARK Trangie Caravan Park BnB Faraway River Guesthouse
TOMINGLEY HOTEL
CARAVAN PARK Primitive Caravan Park
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where to eat If you are looking for somewhere to tempt your taste buds while in town, Narromine Region has it all! Stop into one of our local cafes or quaint country pubs and enjoy our country hospitality. Soul Food Design Depot and Gallery Boasting ALLPRESS coffee, breakfast, lunch and a range of sweets…Grab a quick coffee and take-away from the coffee window or come in, sit down and enjoy lunch with friends. 1-7 Dandaloo Street, Narromine P. 6889 7997 E. events@soulfooddepot.com.au www.soulfooddepot.com.au
The Studio Trangie
Café 2823
With a passion for Art, Coffee and beautiful Decor, Lottie gives us, The Studio Trangie. Offering quality coffee, toasties, sweet treats and more. Order through the coffee window or dine-in.
Enjoy fresh food, homemade cakes and slices and great coffee. Café 2823 offers a comfortable environment for everyone and a comprehensive menu that is sure to impress.
16 Dandaloo Street, Trangie M. 0408 847 453 E. lottieraeart@gmail.com www.thestudiotrangie.com
50 Dandaloo Street, Trangie M.0427 489 894 E. 2823cafe@gmail.com
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where to eat NARROMINE CAFÉ Brenno’s Hotbake
71 Dandaloo Street, Narromine
P. 6889 1921
Mr Barista
76-82 Dandaloo Street, Narromine
M. 0402 030 268
Alice’s Asian Restaurant
90 Dandaloo Street, Narromine
P. 6889 5282
Narromine Aero Club Bistro
Narromine Aerodrome, Mitchell Highway, Narromine
M. 0407 786 066
Narromine Bowling Club Chinese
158 Dandaloo Street, Narromine
P. 6889 1164
Narromine USMC
58 Dandaloo Street, Narromine
P. 6889 4288
Sand Green Chinese Restaurant, Narromine Golf Club
Warren Road, Narromine
P. 6889 1179
Stockman Motor Inn & Restaurant
77 Manildra Street, Narromine
P. 6889 2033 E. Stockmaninn@bigpond.com
Narromine Hotel/Motel
116 Dandaloo Street, Narromine
P. 6889 1017 E.narrominepub@hotmail.com
Royal Hotel Narromine
123 Dandaloo Street, Narromine
P. 6889 1070
RESTAURANT
PUB / BISTRO
TRANGIE CAFÉ OR TAKEAWAY Trangie Bakery
33 Dandaloo Street, Trangie
P. 6888 7556
Trangie Mini Mart
63 Narromine Street, Trangie
P. 6888 7650
Trangie Pizzeria
11-13 Dandaloo Street, Trangie
M. 0498 044 665
Trangie Bowling Club Chinese
35 Dandaloo Street, Trangie
P. 6888 7055
Trangie United Services Memorial Club
56 Dandaloo Street, Trangie
P. 6888 7177
Imperial Hotel, Trangie
11-13 Dandaloo Street, Trangie
P. 6888 7512
Trangie Hotel / Motel
12 Dandaloo Street, Trangie
P. 6888 7554
Cross Roads Motel
Newell Highway, Tomingley
P. 6869 3219
Lucky Strike Motel
Newell Highway, Tomingley
P. 6869 3211
Hamilton’s Pride – Egg Producers
573 Hamilton Road, Narromine
M. 0427 890 549
Mumblepeg Oranges
Narromine
P. 6889 6130
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shopping If you are visiting the Narromine Region do not miss the opportunity to stop in at one of our local boutiques. Our region has something for everyone from specialty stores to high-end art galleries and local arts and craft stores where you can find our award winning jams, pastes and salad dressings. Visitors come from near and far to visit our diverse range of retailers from charming boutiques to art studios and more, the Narromine Region has all the ingredients for that perfect shopping tour. You will find a number of fabulous shops spread throughout the Region, each stocking a curated collection of hand-picked clothing, accessories, homewares and lifestyle pieces. From flowers and homewares to oldwares, fashion and art, you’ll find plenty of opportunities to bag a bargain or pick up a unique keepsake to take home from the Narromine Region. Top off your getaway and score some local handmade goods or award winning jams and relishes from one of our Craft shops. It’s not just the boutiques that offer retail therapy in the Narromine Region, you can find that something special at our Visitor Information centres, pharmacies and newsagents! 21
where to shop in Narromine Country Traders Home and Life
Fleurish & Pampa Country Flowers
With a passion for all things beautiful, especially when it comes to fashion and homewares, we are ready to help you find the perfect gift or accessory for any occasion.
Boutique Floral Designs in the Central West and home to Beauty by Rach and Nicole Drew Photography. Stocking ARC ART, Am Paperarts, Soy Scents and more local goodness.
76 Dandaloo Street, Narromine P.6889 4994 www.countrytradershomeandlife.com.au
Macquarie Clothing
Style 33 Boutique
Offering a huge range, including work and safety wear, school clothing, fashion and accessories along with an enormous choice for casual wear from street to country. We also offer embroidery.
Style 33 Boutique caters for all ages and ladies sizes 8 - 24 for casual wear to after five. Offering shoes and all the accessories ladies require.
68 Dandaloo Street, Narromine P. 6889 1420
1/76 Dandaloo Street, Narromine M. 0427 895 287
Ollie & I
Soul Food Depot and Gallery
Selling quality women’s clothing for all occasions, along with shoes and accessories with a range of gifts and homewares carefully selected for you.
No trip to Narromine is complete without stopping at Soul Food Depot and Gallery. Art, sculptures, gourmet produce and café. Don’t forget to grab a coffee from our loading dock.
126 Dandaloo Street, Narromine P. 6889 7497 www.ollieandi.com.au
1-7 Dandaloo Street, Narromine P. 6889 7997 www.soulfooddepot.com.au
Soy Scents Home & Gifts
Narromine Pharmacy
The home of on trend, affordable and quality homewares and gifts with a side of fashion. All items complement our carefully curated hand poured Candles, melts and bamboo reed diffusers
Our range of gifts and homewares perfect for birthdays, Christmas, weddings or something special for you. Along with gifts and homewares, there are a number of fashion items available.
77 Dandaloo Street, Narromine www.soyscentshomeandgift.com
53 Dandaloo Street, Narromine P. 6889 1039 www.narrominepharmacy.com.au
Trenleigh Fashion
Woven Sailor Collectables
Trenleigh Fashion offers on trend, affordable and comfortable clothing for young women to older women. Homewares, gifts and accessories are also available.
Mindfully sourced vintage and pre-loved items that are unique and one of a kind with quality in mind.
Shop 9, Coles Arcade, Narromine M. 0428 891 312
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27 Dandaloo Street, Narromine P. 6889 2030
120 Derribong Avenue, Narromine M. 0408 408 139 www.wovensailercollections.com
where to shop in Trangie Ewe Two on Dandaloo
The Studio Trangie
A gorgeous emporium stocking a wide variety of clothing, giftware, cowhides, shoes, homewares, furniture and children’s accessories. Find the perfect gift or that something special just for you.
With a passion for Art, Coffee and beautiful Decor, Lottie gives us, The Studio Trangie. Offering a wide selection of homewares and gifts with local food and an Espresso Bar.
87 Narromine Street, Trangie P. 6888 8268 www.ewetwotrangie.com
14 – 16 Dandaloo Street, Trangie M. 0408 847 453 www.thestudiotrangie.com
Trangie Newsagency
Trangie Pharmacy
Trangie Newsagency stocks everything from gifts and magazines to kitchenware, stationery, toys, beauty products, candles and seedlings. Offering postal, lotto and secretarial services.
Along with all of your selfcare, baby and medical supplies, Trangie Pharmacy stocks a range of gifts for birthdays, Christmas, weddings - something for everyone.
27 Dandaloo Street, Trangie P. 6888 7586
54 Dandaloo Street, Trangie P. 6888 7285 www.trangiepharmacy.com.au
NARROMINE Narromine Cottage Craft
81 Dandaloo Street, Narromine
Narromine Men’s Shed
66 Dandaloo Street, Narromine
Narromine Mudjigalang Craft
61 Dandaloo Street, Narromine
Narromine St Vincent De Paul Society
55 Dandaloo Street, Narromine
6889 4330
TRANGIE Trangie Craft Shop
49 – 53 Dandaloo Street, Trangie
0432 247 693
Trangie IGA
26 Dandaloo Street, Trangie
6888 7509
Trangie St Vincent De Paul Society
49 – 53 Dandaloo Street, Trangie
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