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Coonamble Riverside Caravan Park
Coonamble (1.6 miles from Coonamble Airport)
Coonamble Riverside Caravan Park is situated in Coonamble and offers barbecue facilities. This campground has a garden and free private parking. The campground features family rooms. the 2 bedroom unit was new and clean, very spacious and comfortable. highly recommend staying.
Terminus Hotel 4 stars
Hotel in Coonamble ( 1.9 miles)
Situated in Coonamble, Terminus Hotel offers 4-star accommodation with a restaurant and a bar. Boasting room service, this property also provides guests with a water park. The hotel has family rooms. Modern clean cabin. Plenty of room
Coonamble Motel 3 stars
Coonamble (2 miles from Coonamble Airport)
Set on the banks of the Castlereagh River, Coonamble Motel offers free Wi-Fi, and BBQ facilities. All air-conditioned rooms feature a flat-screen TV. Extremely friendly and helped with parking a car towing a boat. Country service at its best, highly recommended
Castlereagh Lodge Motel 4 stars
Coonamble (2.1 miles from Coonamble Airport)
Situated in Coonamble, Castlereagh Lodge Motel offers accommodation featuring an outdoor pool. The property also provides a BBQ area. Free private parking and free Wi-Fi are available on-site. We arrived and we got upgraded to a unit across the street it was very comfy and had everything we needed and was right across the road from restaurants
Gilgooma
Gilgooma (26 miles from Coonamble Airport)
Situated in Gilgooma, Gilgooma features accommodation with seating area. Private parking is available on site at this recently renovated property.
The Thirsty Farmer
Hotel in Baradine ( 41.1 miles)
Located in Baradine, The Thirsty Farmer features a garden, restaurant and bar. The hotel has family rooms. Each room comes with a flat-screen TV, and certain rooms at the hotel have a balcony. This is a great little country pub. The rooms are very clean and comfortable. The staff were very welcoming and made sure we had everything we could possibly need during our stay. The food was a bonus we didn't expect however amazing. Highly recommend this little gem.
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Great little town .
Great little town ... great Cafe ..... Two Birds for breakfast ... and pub The Terminus for dinner (they have different specials each night). the murals around town are exquisite.... EVERYTHING is shut by 9pm so make sure you don’t need any supplies ... but that is country towns for you .. Petr9l cheaper there than what we are paying at home.... Quirky wares for sale at Two Birds .. and good strong coffee ... well worth calling in ... they have daily specials ... once sold out that’s it. Roads are good . Wide and clean . Clear skies and the stars are magical wit( little ambient light
Leann Australia -
At the moment the Coonamble area is looking very green and...
At the moment the Coonamble area is looking very green and thankfully optimistic. The painted water silo is spectacular - mixing local bird life, amazing sunsets, aboriginal heritage. One of the best we've ever seen. Termo Hotel restaurant was fabulous - very busy which mean meals came slowly, but worth the wait. The hand made gnocchi was 5**** - best I've ever tasted. Staff very friendly and accommodating.
Sallymae Australia -
Thats's likely an unfair question as Coonamble has...
Thats's likely an unfair question as Coonamble has suffered from the social and commercial degradation that has occurred in most small Australian inland country towns over the last 40-50 years as more reliable motor cars and better roads enabled locals to shop for a wider and sometimes cheaper price of available goods in large regional centres, e.g. Dubbo. Also, having been a 'local' in my youth, I am also more aware of the surrounding sights and activities than does the average traveller. The resident people, i.e both townspeople and surrounding farmer/graziers, are what gives character to any town, so a preparedness to interact with the "locals" is what will provide travellers with a more meaningful experience.
John Australia
