The best available hotels & places to stay near Nundle

Our picturesque park is located on the Peel River in the tranquil surrounds of Historic Nundle. Enjoy the relaxed peaceful atmosphere of the park and beautiful lawns and abundant trees. Enjoy the river and rural views from the spacious verandahs of our Ensuite fully self contained cabins. We also have powered sites, camp kitchen, fire pit for winter, tennis courts and newly renovated amenities. The park is ideally located in town, a few minutes walk to craft and antique shops, restaurants, art gallery, the famous Nundle Woollen Mill & Historic Peel Inn. Local Activities: Fossicking, bush walking, bird watching, patchwork quilting and fishing.

Welcome to the Gold Mine Guesthouse in Nundle, a picturesque village in the New England region of New South Wales. The Gold Mine Guesthouse is one of the oldest buildings in Nundle and is rich in history. It was built circa 1870's during the gold rush and was in ruins just 25 years ago. It has since been lovingly restored to its original condition and extended to include first class accommodations. The Guesthouse is the perfect place to get away from all of life's pressures and take in the natural wonders of regional New South Wales. It is in the heart of Nundle and has five bedrooms and sleeps up to 12 people. The Guesthouse boasts spacious open plan living, a fully equipped kitchen, tea and coffee facilities, an open fire place, an HD TV, a DVD player and a tree covered verandah with views of Nundle village and the surrounding mountain ranges. We offer craft retreat weekends as well, gather your friends and all your craft gear and enjoy a weekend of great food, great accommodation, we look after you whilst you play.

The Peel Inn is a gold rush pub. It was built by William McIlveen in 1860 after the discovery of the precious metal at Hanging Rock. William hoped to grow prosperous as prospectors spent their money in his establishment. Unfortunately, it didn’t work out as planned. Not long after opening his pub, he lost it in a card game. The new owner was John Schofield. Today, fourth generation publican Robert Schofield has run the hotel for the past 53 years with his wife Margaret. The Peel Inn has been a friendly drinking hole for locals and a welcoming destination for travellers for more than 150 years. The hotel is in the must-see village of Nundle. What Nundle lacks in size, it makes up for in personality. This small, historic mining village of 300 people is nestled between the Peel River and Great Dividing Rage in the New England region of NSW. It’s a 4.5-hour drive north-west of Sydney along the New England Highway and a 7.5-hour drive south of Brisbane. It’s also a 55-minute drive from Tamworth Regional Airport.

The Peel Inn is a gold rush pub. It was built by William McIlveen in 1860 after the discovery of the precious metal at Hanging Rock. William hoped to grow prosperous as prospectors spent their money in his establishment. Unfortunately, it didn’t work out as planned. Not long after opening his pub, he lost it in a card game. The new owner was John Schofield. Today, fourth generation publican Robert Schofield has run the hotel for the past 53 years with his wife Margaret. The Peel Inn has been a friendly drinking hole for locals and a welcoming destination for travellers for more than 150 years. The hotel is in the must-see village of Nundle. What Nundle lacks in size, it makes up for in personality. This small, historic mining village of 300 people is nestled between the Peel River and Great Dividing Rage in the New England region of NSW. It’s a 4.5-hour drive north-west of Sydney along the New England Highway and a 7.5-hour drive south of Brisbane. It’s also a 55-minute drive from Tamworth Regional Airport.