Group Tours

Nundle is a great place to visit with a group of friends either travelling independently or by coach. The following is just a suggestion of an itinerary for a group of 10 or more - but it is just a starting point for organising your Nundle visit.

Call us to refine the plan to best suit your needs on telephone (02) 6769 3330 or email woollenmill@nundle.com

Nundle Itinerary

- Casual Lunch in Mill Grounds $10.00 per head includes Mill Tour

- Guided Mill Tour $3.00 per head

School Groups Welcome $3.00 per head
(FOR GROUPS OF 10 OR MORE)

Nundle Woollen Mill tour

Visitors enter the mill along a timber ramp to a mezzanine-level factory shopfront selling woollen yarn, homewares and fashion garments. From here visitors can access an observation deck traversing the factory floor to view the day's activities from a safe distance. This could be any stage of mill processing in which bales of scoured wool are opened, carded, spun, twisted and wound into balls or reeled into hanks. Retail shop and factory guided tour. Approx 3/4 hr.
Contact (02) 6769 3330.

Explore the village

Spend an hour strolling the village of Nundle, with craft and antiques shops all within easy walking distance. Visit Odgers & McClelland Exchange Stores in the original general store dating back to pre-Federation or next door at Jenkins Street Antiques & Fine China which is home to one of the largest Fine China Collections in Australia.

Nundle Attractions

The Peel Inn (02) 6769 3377
Since 1860, Cold Beer, Warm Welcome, Great Food

Odgers & McClelland Exchange Stores (02) 6769 3233
A unique homewares store - a step back in time

Jenkins Street Antiques & Fine China (02) 6769 3250
Huge selection of Antiques & Fine China

Nundle Craft Co-op - (02) 6769 3180
Locally made craft and cakes

Old Church Boutique - (02) 6769 3281
Preloved loved clothing

Cottage on the Hill (02) 6769 3297
A quilting barn just 3.5 kms south of Nundle on the Crawney Road. Visit Kerry Swain and view her superb collection of quilting fabrics.

Nundle Court House Museum (02) 6769 3377
This heritage-listed courthouse is a reminder of Nundle's glory days. The Museum has a great collection worth visiting.

Mount Misery Gold Mine Café (02) 6769 3459
Originally the under takers shop during the gold rush days, this circa 1870's building has been restored and extended. A mine tour is a must, so is their coffee!

Arc-en-Ciel Trout Farm (02) 6769 3665
Situated high on the Great Dividing Range, nestled above the village of Nundle, Arc-en-Ciel have been hatching and growing the finest rainbow trout for more than twenty years. Atour of their operation is fascinating.