ACCOMMODATION WANTIOOL NSW

When you choose Junee Tourist Park for your accommodation you will have the opportunity to visit the now Famous Junee Licorice and Chocolate Factory, Monte Cristo Haunted Mansion, or the Junee Railway Roundhouse - the largest of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere. Junee Tourist Park was recently featured on television program Discover Downunder. They are clean and green and welcome the friendly "Grey Nomads" travelling through the area. They cater for caravans, motor homes, large or small, camper trailers and tents and have ample space with large sites, some of which are drive thru sites. Extra large motorhomes/caravans may be subject to an additional fee. Remember, the park is pet friendly too! They look forward to seeing you soon....

The Crossing Motel provides accommodation in 18 units, comprising standard, deluxe, studio, two bedroom family suites, executive suites with double spa and a disabled unit. The Motel also provides dining facilities at the Roundhouse Restaurant, which is fully licensed, a saltwater swimming pool, barbecue and guest laundry, internet access with wireless Telstra USB devices. The Crossing provides quiet, clean and comfortable rooms at a price your accounts department will like. Photocopying and fax facilities are available on request. In-room telephones have data sockets and first class hospitality. With an en suite/kitchenette area in every room, and spa baths. The Roundhouse Restaurant is a boutique restaurant with country charm. Serving breakfast from 7am till 9am everyday. The restaurant is open for dinner Monday to Saturday from 6.30pm offering an a la carte menu.

Set on 10 hectares of land only three kilometres from town, Gryphon Lodge provides stunning views, great breakfasts, and a relaxed atmosphere. Talk to the friendly alpacas, stroll around the paddocks, or sit and enjoy a glass of something suitable on the veranda or in the garden. Dine with your hosts in the evening if you wish. Special facilities for cyclists include workshop, ride with your hosts or other locals, and route advice....

Belmore Manor is situated in the historic town of Junee, just 30 minutes from Wagga Wagga. Relax in one of the numerous beautiful and character filled rooms or garden areas. Enjoy a quiet cup of tea or a glass of wine. Local attractions to visit include Junee Licorice and Chocolate Factory, Junee Roundhouse Museum, the Broadway Museum and wineries. Why not enjoy a Riverina short break? Come and discover the rustic, old world charm....

The Junee Rail Carriage?is an old 'red rattler', tastefully redecorated, to ensure your stay is a comfortable one. Extensive work has been completed and they are proud to announce that the carriage is open for 'passengers' to enjoy the seclusion, peace and quiet, whilst overlooking the great views of town to make this one of the most unique Junee family accomodation?locations. They welcome families catering for up to six guests. Couples are well provided for with a seperate main. The carriage is air-conditioned for your comfort, with separate bathroom facilities, dining and a small kitchen. There is plenty of parking onsite and room for the kids to run around. Set on two and a half acres acres on the edge of town, your privacy is assured, enabling a great base to explore historic Junee and other delights that the Riverina has to offer....

Pastoralists first took up holdings around the Junee area in 1845, but it was not until the railway arrived later in the century that the town developed. The original village, Jewnee gazetted in 1863, was on the site of a stock run. In 1878 the southern railway was extended to a centre about four miles east of Jewnee and so Junee begins. In 1883 the settlement was proclaimed as the village of Loftus, though two years later this name was changed to Junee. By 1886 Junee boasted six hotels and twelve stores among its assortment of buildings, a reflection of the town's rapid development. Junee Heritage Tours are self guided tours for visitors to complete at their leisure. The Westside walk is a tale of two very different men and two fortunes. The East Side Walk encapsulates Junee as a town created by the railway, but divided by the rails....

The Houlaghans Valley Vineyard is situated on a gravel ridge in the Junee area overlooking the creek and valley that commemorates the early explorer-surveyor who assisted in mapping out the Queensland to Melbourne cattle route and the rich gold discoveries at Junee Reefs, Sebastapol and Temora. Visitors to the cellar door are greeted with a friendly smile and warm country hospitality. Enjoy some samples of their Shiraz, Chardonnay and Tempranillo and spend some time looking around the farm and enjoying morning or afternoon tea. Open Weekends and Public Holidays and on other days just phone ahead and they will make sure they are home to greet you!...

The Broadway Museum is home of the Junee and District Historical Society. Housed in what was the old Broadway Hotel, the museum has a variety of thematic displays using artefacts from the Junee area presented so as to provoke thought and interest in the history of the Shire and sometimes a little of the humour of the residents. Also to be found are photographs and documentation dealing with the rich heritage of a rural and railway past and present, the families and their pursuits of business and sporting activities. The museum is operated entirely by volunteers. Entry to the Museum is by way of Bettys on Broadway Coffee shop. The Museum is also the new home to the Junee Visitor Information Centre. ...

The finest colonial mansion in the Riverina and South West New South Wales, Monte Cristo was built in 1884, and is faithfully restored and furnished in the high Victorian era circa 1840 to 1900. The homestead features a wonderful collection of antiques, an extensive carriage collection, as well as a wheelwright's shop which manufactures all kinds of carriage wheels. Classified as the "Most Haunted House in Australia", visitors are dared to book for an evening ghost tour - they are extremely popular so you must book in advance. They cater for bus tours, dinners and luncheons. Special functions can also be arranged in advance. Enjoy a Devonshire tea and a living picture of middle class life in Victorian times. If you dare you can join one of the night ghost tours, but be quick as spaces fill fast....

The annual Junee Rhythm 'n' Rail Festival is a great way to discover everything Junee has to offer. Getting sidetracked for a few days has never been so much fun with Steam Train Shuttles, excellent food, wine, music and more at the Junee festival. The Junee Rhythm 'n' Rail Festival is one of the town's biggest tourist attractions. Junee has a long and important rail heritage (including the early NSWGR days), celebrated during this three day event. Enjoy the local produce, talent, and a host of activities. Jump on one of the beautifully restored Tin Hare train shuttles or the 300 seater Steam Train for a trip down memory lane. Take in the vintage car and motor bike displays. Enjoy the fabulous live music scene. Have a taste of the Bush Poets' Breakfast. Indulge in the Licorice world record attempt....