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Welcome to
Trilby Station on the Darling River |
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1. Take
a break... stay a while... we want you to experience what is our
backyard. Recapture the spirit of wide, open spaces as you
take a peek at our 320,000 acre station with a ‘Mud Map’ in your
hand ... throw a line in and fish for Cod or Yellow-belly... boil
your yabbies on an open fire and eat them fresh... grab a Trilby
Station bird list, enjoying walking tracks along the river and
billabong while observing the 135 identified species on the station
(click here
for our birdlist or ask Liz for a copy when you arrive) …. Walk
with the wildlife …. Smell the bush … canoe the majestic Darling
River and billabongs. You’ll be glad you did.
The station is enjoying an exceptional season following above
average rainfall in the latter half of 2010 and flooding of the
Darling River earlier this year (we were isolated by road for three
months!! Mail, stores and of course ourselves had to be air-lifted
in/out during that period), making 2011 an excellent time for
visitors to explore our Outback NSW, our property, the Darling River
Run … seeing it as it hasn’t looked for more than eleven years.
Trilby Station is
situated near the village of Louth, 125km south west of Bourke, NSW
Australia, on the Darling River Run. |
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Aerial view of
Trilby Station |
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"Quiet walks along the
riverbank with only the kangaroos to keep you company, a charming
cottage by a fabulous pool, scrumptious country style meals that
even my husband found hard to finish completely and many happy
conversations with the Murray's. ... all in the midst of the
outback. What more could a person want!
T Gledson, Dec 2010.
Click here to see what other guests have
to say. |
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Liz and Gary want
their guests to see, feel, taste, smell and actually
experience the Outback. They love their lifestyle and enjoy
sharing it with all who make the journey ‘Back O Bourke’.
Their vision is to communicate the story of the land and its people.
Sharing the gifts of the New South Wales Outback - from the vast
expanse of the Darling River flood plain to the red, sandy soils and
ironstone ridges further out, to the unique wildlife,
colourful characters, big blue skies and
those everlasting stars - handing on a personal experience and a
genuine bond for the untouched spirit of the NSW Outback. |
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Trilby Station is an unforgettable natural and cultural holiday
experience, showcasing the icons of the New South Wales Outback in
comfort and style with a professional passion. Choose from the fully
self contained and newly renovated Overseer’s and Jillaroo’s
Cottages, the Shearer’s Bunkhouse, Powered Sites or the Secluded
River Campsites…. and ask Liz about her meal packages if you’d like
to be indulged. |



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