A trip to the boutique village of Wollombi in the magnificent Hunter Valley NSW is a short trip to the lap of luxury accommodation, impeccable country hospitality and activities to suit every taste and energy level. From roaring winter fires to soaring mountain views, we’ve got it all and we’re only 1.5 hours from Sydney and about an hour from Newcastle and the Central Coast, journeying along scenic Tourist Drive 33.
Taste award-winning local Hunter Valley wines along the Wollombi Valley Wine Trail, and chat to the winemakers.
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You'll find FREE camping at the Wollombi Tavern, as well as secluded camping spots in the National Parks.
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The Wollombi Valley is an ideal location for a wedding or small conference. Create a memorable experience.
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Stay for a weekend, or a week. Wake up to the sound of birdsong and a friendly community. From a B&B or guesthouse to a secluded cottage or luxury holiday house, you’ll find Hunter Valley accommodation in Wollombi to suit.
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Enjoy the history, explore unique shops and markets, join in regular events, bush walking and bike riding adventures.
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Local Wollombi cafes offer everything from fine dining to a casual alfresco Hunter Valley meal. Enjoy a pub meal on the verandah at the Tavern overlooking the Wollombi Brook, or an Italian inspired dinner at Panino Restaurant.
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First staged in 1983, Pack of Lies, by British playwright Hugh Whitemore, is based on the true events surrounding the most significant spy operation in London in the middle of the Cold War, involving what was dubbed The Portland Spy Ring.
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Wollombi Wild Ride is a recreational Mountain Bike Event intended for riders of all standards.
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Held over 16 days, including 3 weekends in the middle of spring, this not-for-profit Sculpture Exhibition is one of the oldest and largest sculpture festivals in Regional NSW.
Find out more“Following a successful ‘test run’ at Wollombi last month, Bare Productions will take Shirley Valentine to Newcastle’s Royal Exchange Theatre in January. The Wollombi-based company…
“Entrants in the 2021 Wollombi Valley Sculpture Festival will have a chance to compete for an exciting and unusual new prize in addition to the…
“Wollombi’s Incy Wincy Cyder range is proof that good things come to those who wait. Peter Ross not only prefers to make his cider the…
