ACCOMMODATION UPPER HORSESHOE CREEK NSW

Wadeville Woolies (formerly the Border Ranges Centre) offers clean modern amenities, spacious and grassy camping and van sites along with single and double rooms with the spectacular views of the southern edge of the Border Ranges National Park. Just down the road are the Hanging Rock Falls - a great place for a swim or to just relax and feed the turtles. With all your food and beverage supplies available on site you can breakfast with the wallabies and ducks, visit the National Park during the day, and enjoy a fireside meal and perhaps some music with the locals in the evening. Whatever you choose to do you'll love the park and the people of the area. Dogs under control are welcome and can be left on site during park visits.

Calurla Chalets and Cottages is located just 11 kilometres from world famous Nimbin, in the heart of the Northern Rivers. They offer you a private Chalet or Cottage on a 60 acre property. Your self-contained and self-catering accommodation is furnished with all the bits and pieces you need for a cosy and comfortable stay. Enjoy the peace, the quiet, the star filled nights and the native birds and wildlife. Your accommodation sits on the edge of Australia's Green Cauldron and looks north across the Tweed Valley native bushland to Mount Warning and The Border Ranges. Calurla is a retreat, a rural hideaway, a bush experience - an adventure with comfort. Explore and visit nearby National Parks, galleries, potteries and cultural centres all within about 30 minutes drive. Get involved with the local alternate lifestyle....

Lillian Rock is a sacred Aboriginal landmark located next to Blue Knob Mountain and is a scenic 15 minute drive north of Nimbin. When visiting Lillian Rock, stop in and enjoy the local art and food at Blue Knob Gallery and Cafe. Three kilometres from Lillian Rock is the award winning Calurla Chalets with beautiful and secluded cabins that have breathtaking views of Mount Warning and surrounds....

Blue Knob Farmers Market is a weekly market focusing on sustainability, particularly encouraging the growing and buying of local goods. This friendly market features a fabulous range of fruit, veggies, seedlings, wood-fired breads and delicious pastries, as well as local homemade produce. The grain mill is also available to grind your own grains or buy them from the market....

Explore the fundamentals of Astrology and its fascinating symbolic language from a psychological and soul-centred perspective. Every Wednesday from February 10 to April 30 10am to 1pm. The many layers of the Horoscope, a guide to wholistic chart reading. Every second Saturday of the month from February 13 until July 2016 10am to 4pm. ...

This half day drive takes you through stunning examples of the rural lifestyle, offering views of the Border Ranges National Park as a breathtaking backdrop. There are many opportunities to view the Border Ranges National Park from the left hand side of the road. Other features start to appear as the road turns east offering spectacular view into Horseshoe Creek Valley. Look for Mount Warning (Wollumbin), Mount Nardi, (easily identified with its television towers) and Nimbin Rocks, steeped in Aboriginal legend. While travelling along this drive you may see many species of birds and perhaps the occasional koala. From Kyogle to Homeleigh Road is sealed road, though the Homeleigh/Sargent's Road Loop is gravel. ...

The popular Sheepstation Creek is an ideal spot to relax and recharge among World Heritage-listed rainforest. Theres plenty of room to set up your campsite; so its the perfect choice if youre travelling in a large group with kids who like lots of space to run around or on a driving tour with a caravan or motor home. Dont ... Visit website for more info