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Trilby Station
offers outback country hospitality and riverside accommodation in the
fully renovated
Stockman’s Cottages and the new
Shearer’s Bunkhouse. Or you may choose to avail yourself of the
Powered
Caravan Sites and secluded river
Campsites dotted among age old river gums on the banks of the
Darling River.
Guests can self cater or enjoy a range
of delicious Australian country-style meals such as Liz’s farmyard breakfasts, stockman’s lunches (often served on the
banks of the river or out in the paddocks where Gary is working) and two
or three course dinners served to your accommodation.
Trilby Station, with a total of 13 bedrooms (26 beds) is ideal for
groups, small coach groups or as a conference venue with a difference.
Liz enjoys providing morning/afternoon teas and/or lunch and a walking
tour to large groups looking for a short break in their journey.
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For those doing a road trip or
travelling by caravan, we know that you like to just wander and be
foot loose and fancy free. However, to avoid disappointment,
we suggest you give us a call on 02 6874 7420 (between 8am and 6pm),
send a text message to 0419 447 938 or email us at
trilbystation@bigpond.com
a day or two before your arrival in our area. This way we can
save you unnecessary driving time by confirming we’ve got a spot for
you.
Please note, we do have Telstra
Next G mobile phone coverage at Trilby Station, enabling
visitors to easily keep in touch with family and friends. Wireless
internet can be accessed on your laptop with the use of a Telstra
Wireless USB modem.
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The Overseer’s Cottage
Situated on the
perimeter of the extensive Homestead gardens and close to the
Darling River, the Overseer’s Cottage was originally built in the
1960’s for the station overseer and his family.
The cottage is fully self-contained wth Austar TV, DVD, gas BBQ,
air-conditioned and heated, attractively furnished with antiques and
polished floorboards and has two well appointed bedrooms (a double
and a triple single). Relax on your verandah overlooking the pool
and enjoy the peace and quiet for which Trilby Station is well
renowned.
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“We loved the privacy and space of our own little cottage by the
river… A home away from home. We’ll be back”. G.
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The
Jillaroo’s Cottage
Once home for the station’s Jackaroos
and Jillaroos, this cottage has been transformed from its once
humble beginnings to very comfortable self- contained guest
accommodation.
There are two bedrooms- a queen and a twin room, casual dining
/kitchenette, gas BBQ, TV/DVD and a private bathroom… a few steps
outside your door (there’s a very good reason for this – ask Liz
when you arrive!) A shady verandah overlooking the new swimming pool
fronts the building, the ideal spot for that pre-dinner drink or to
laze with a good book. The cottage is air-conditioned and heated and
is a stone’s throw from the homestead.
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“Thank you Liz and Gary for sharing your fascinating lifestyle with
us Kiwis. We could kick back here for weeks in this comfy cottage
and be perfectly content.” A Meadows, NZ |
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The Shearer’s Bunkhouse
New shearer’s quarters were
established on Trilby Station after the original building was
destroyed by fire and today’s shearer’s would be hard pressed to
find more comfortable lodgings anywhere. There is a total of 9 twin
share bedrooms - the six inside bedrooms have reverse cycle
air-conditioning and the three older bedrooms outside have fans, all
have electric blankets. With a slow combustion wood fire, share
bathrooms and laundry, TV and video – the Shearer’s Bunkhouse is
ideal for large fishing parties and groups.
The caterer’s size kitchen has all modern conveniences (2 gas
stoves, fridges, freezer and microwave) and is fully equipped, right
down to camp ovens for that traditional outback meal. Outside on the
sprawling lawns you’ll find a gas BBQ, thatched gazebo and paved
campfire area – ideal to watch the sun setting after another
exhilarating day in the outback. All linen and towels are also
provided and guests are welcome to use the new pool situated near
the homestead and cottages.
Photographic images of life on the station over 100 years ago,
historic local Cobb and Co hotels and buildings and of the paddle
steamers that plied the Darling River up until the 1930’s are
mounted in the Shearer’s Bunkhouse for your perusal. Take a close
look at our taxidermy dingo, killer of well over 100 sheep in just
one paddock before we shot him, impressive pig and feral goat with
trophy width horns.
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“Our fishing club has stayed at many spots over the years but
nothing even looks like equalling your bunkhouse and facilities here
at Trilby”. D Basham Cootamundra, NSW |
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“Only 5 powered sites but everything you’d expect to find in a
caravan park and more. Loved the Mud Map drives, fishing, farm pets
and that fantastic campfire pit” S Mills Hervey Bay QLD
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Powered Sites
Caravanning
and camping trailers are a very popular means of travel these days
and Trilby Station offers powered sites with gas BBQ, gazebo, paved
campfire area and bathroom facilities. All accommodation is almost
riverside... the Darling River..
Confirm your space now!
River Campsites
Trilby Station
also offers secluded river campsites - with names such as Coonong,
Winbar, Nortons and Hora.... named after paddocks on the station.
These campsites, all with a cleared campfire area and rubbish bin
are spread out among the red river gum and coolabah trees on the
banks of the river. Bathroom and laundry facilities are back at the
Shearer’s Bunkhouse… you are also quite welcome to take a dip in the
new swimming pool. Save
your spot by the river now!
“Our kids loved the yabbying and canoeing, we loved the peace and
serenity of our camp spot by the river. Look for us next school
holidays for sure.” P Phillips, Melbourne VIC |
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