ACCOMMODATION UPPER TURON NSW

Tanwarra Lodge main house is a purpose built luxury B B accommodation with the whole of the top level as the Loft Suite with queen bed and a double sofa bed also has its own ensuite bathroom and lounge area with TV In addition it has wet area with sink and refrigerator for that late night or early morning cuppa The ground floor of the main house has the Riverview room with its beautiful queen bed and ensuite bathroom The remainder of the ground floor has the communal lounge area with open fireplace .

Chesleigh Homestead is a beautiful 3000 acre property in the heart of Sofala's historic goldfields with gold bearing creeks, exciting caves, great mountain lookouts and some of the best horse riding country in NSW. Enjoy excellent accommodation and fine cooking in a wonderful atmosphere of Australian country hospitality. Roaring campfires, a great games room, swimming pool, super spa, tennis courts, wonderful gardens and gold in the creeks make the homestead a true delight. Chesleigh also offers some of the best horse riding in NSW. Chesleigh`s old Cobb and Co Coach roads, mining relics and old gold settlements provide wonderful walking and superb horse riding trails. Fish for trout in the river, go yabbying in the dams or just drink in the gorgeous scenery. ...

Sofala's best-kept secret - The Old Sofala Gaol is just 200 meters from the main street, overlooking the town. The bed and breakfast is situated in the original Police residence circa 1898 and consists of four bedrooms. Also available is self-contained accommodation in a unique cottage that was the residence of Joe Yates, songwriter and author. The cottage contains three bedrooms, a living area and a log fire. Horse riding is available on request. On-site cafe/restaurant is open on weekends and public holidays.

Tanwarra Lodge Bed and Breakfast is a hidden treasure on the Turon River just three kilometres from the historic village of Sofala. Tanwarra Lodge presents affordable luxury accommodation with all the comforts of home in a spacious landscape surrounded by 176 acres of crown land situated a comfortable three and a half hour drive from Sydney. All your meal requirements can be catered for, from main meals to coffee and homemade cake. The cabin/rooms offer queen size beds, a living area, kitchen (cabin only), en suite bathroom, air-conditioning, television and a large covered deck with barbecue and an outside spa. Surround yourself in the peace and tranquility of the Turon Valley and enjoy the native wildlife at your doorstep. Use Tanwarra Lodge as your base to visit historic Sofala, Hill End, Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee wineries and the surrounding areas. Your hosts, Sue and Warren Hill, look forward to meeting you.

Ryder Homestead offers two accommodation options. The Homestead is fully self-contained, has an open fire, a slow combustion fire, an en suite room, five other bedrooms and a large well appointed kitchen. The Blue Gum Cabin is a self-contained two bedroom rustic cabin with slow combustion fire, spa bath and well appointed kitchen. It sleeps up to six people. Activities include gold fossicking, marked bushwalking trails, yabbying, outdoor campfire, star gazing, craft shed for kids and a games shed. Tennis, horse riding and gold fossicking tours can be arranged locally. They accommodate couples, families and large groups, and their aim is for guests to leave feeling relaxed and refreshed and closer to each other!

Winner of a National Trust Heritage Award, The Turon Technology Museum offers something for everyone - from the steam engine enthusiast to children discovering the wider world of technology. Situated in a secluded area off the Ilford-Sofala Road and just midway between the towns is the Turon Technology Museum, also known as the Museum of Power, which displays some of the fascinating engines and engineering behind the Industrial Revolution. You will discover that the truth about this most important revolution is very different to your school book history. The museum focuses on the power technology from 1850 to 1950, including steam turbines, a marine diesel engine and compressors. Many of the engines are in working order and those in the steam display are operational. Kiosk, toilets, picnic area, parking are available. Group bookings are essential and catering is available by arrangement....

The 2017 Wattle Flat Bronze Thong is coming back with a new one day format 10am till late! Enjoy horse racing, live bands, wood chopping, Ute muster, Calcutta goat racing, novelty events and of course the thong throwing championship! Live music headlined by popular local band 'The Works' to keep you dancing into the night! Stalls, BBQ and spit roast, food for the kids plus great coffee available all day and into the night!...

Sofala Cottage is an historic rammed earth miners Cottage, circa 1873. Edged by National Park, and backing onto the Turon River, this historic cottage is a perfect escape for lovers of nature and history, romantics and artists. Overseas visitors and local travellers will enjoy exploring the Upper Turon area for reminders of the gold rush days. Sofala is one of the oldest and most unusual gold mining towns in NSW. The village has a genuine atmosphere and authentic charm. When you walk along the main road it's like stepping back in time. Sofala Cottage is a traditional miners cottage so the rooms are modest in size. The cottage is self-contained and can accommodate up to two guests. The bedroom has a queen size bed, living room with a wood fired heater and kitchen with wood fired heater, hot plate, microwave, slow cooker, bar fridge and basic cooking facilities. The bathroom has a claw foot bath and toilet. The property is surrounded by beautiful gardens planted with roses, iris, lavender, wisteria, bulbs and herbs. There are numerous old fruit trees including cherry, apple, peach, figs and plums. A variety of grapevines adorn the verandas....

Blacksmith's Corner is located in the old gold mining village of Wattle Flat which is 10 kilometres south of the historic and well known village of Sofala. This landmark was once the original blacksmith shop and Cobb and Co stop in the 1880s. Stop off and have a look at the old Australiana artefacts or walk across to the local arts and craft centre. The General Store offers a cuppa and there is the rural and hardware store for any camping needs. Take time to visit the Heritage Lands and do some bush walking along the Boree Track....