ACCOMMODATION WALLABADAH ACT

Nice, historic Hotel on the New England Highway in Wallabadah, which is also the home of the First and Second Fleet Memorial Gardens. The Marshall McMahon Inn gained some notoriety when the bushranger Captain Thunderbolt robbed the northern mail coach in 1867 in Wallabadah. The history of the Pub is well documented in a pictorial display in the bar. Lunches are available every day, dinner is available Fridays and Saturdays and any other day on request. Wednesdays from 6pm is Pizza Night.

Hidden away between the hills in Wallabadah is a little gem called the Art Shack. Rustic on the outside, modern and light on the inside, this cabin-style farm accommodation with spectacular views will have you enchanted. Take in the serenity from the veranda and enjoy a great escape from the hustle and bustle of the city at this charming farming property in the Liverpool Plains. Explore the Liverpool Plains and its many attractions; the First and Second Fleet Gardens in Wallabadah, the Australian Railway Monument and Rail Journeys Museum in Werris Creek, and the Rural Heritage Village in Quirindi. Cooked meals and barbecue available....

Aberfeldie Historic Cottage in Wallabadah is just the right type of accommodation for people who want to get away from the modern hustle and bustle to go back to basics. You will love the picturesque surroundings of the undulating hills around Wallabadah. The cottage will set you right back into the good old days, except there is power, light, a refrigerator, a cook top and oven. The cottage is self-contained with shopping facilities in Wallabadah (General Store) or 15 kilometres away in Quirindi. The Aberfeldie Cottage B and B consists of the main house and a free-standing house with one bed room. It used to be a dairy farm.

A nice, historic hotel on the New England Highway in Wallabadah, which is also the home of the First and Second Fleet Memorial Gardens. The Marshall McMahon Inn gained some notoriety when the bushranger Captain Thunderbolt robbed the northern mail coach in 1867 in Wallabadah. The history of the Pub is well documented in a pictorial display in the bar. Lunches are available every day, dinner is available Fridays and Saturdays. Wednesdays from 6pm is Pizza Night and Thursdays is Schnitzel Night. The rooms have been lovingly renovated, but kept nice and simple to provide affordable accommodation for the whole family. The shared bathroom is modern and new, you won't mind sharing this one! A courtesy bus is available for pick-up at Quirindi Railway Station and the Pub is running tours through the Liverpool Plains visiting local attractions and seasonal cropping sites.

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