Uralla Attractions

Established during the 1880s, Alma Park received its name in 1893 when local school children assembled to plant one hundred trees within its grounds. The first tree was planted by Alma O'Connor, daughter of the Mayor, Alderman O'Connor, and...

Dangars Lagoon is situated approximately four kilometres south of Uralla along Thunderbolt's Way. During wet seasons, large numbers of water birds can be observed from the bird hide, located at the southern end of the lagoon. Although water...

Originally part of Gostwyck Station, Deargee Station and its unique octagonal woolshed gained their name from the old Gostwyck wool brand, DRG, which stood for Dangar, Gostwyck. The Deargee Woolshed was built between 1869 and 1872 and replaced an...

Located 15 kilometres south of Uralla, Eastview Estate Winery can be found a short drive from the New England Highway along the winding approach to the village of Kentucky. The cellar door, which is open for wine tastings on weekends, is also home...

Officially known as 'All Saints Anglican Church', Gostwyck Chapel was built in 1921 in memory of Major Clive Collingwood Dangar who lost his life during World War I. The chapel was constructed entirely of bricks made and fired on...

Harlow Park Horse riding is located four kilometres from Uralla on the Gostwyck Road. A variety of rides are offered, from one or two hours, to two or more day camping treks.

Camp beside a mountain stream and observe nature up...

Many years of avid collecting by proprietor, Darcy Hassett, has resulted in a fascinating collection of Australian and overseas military memorabilia, ranging from the Boer War to the present day. Opened in 1989, the museum houses a number of...

Kentucky Roses, Rose garden and cafe, is the perfect place to enjoy 'High Tea' in the country. Relax and enjoy delicious coffee and homemade morning and afternoon teas surrounded by birds, butterflies and old fashioned English roses....

Lockheed Martin Tracking, Telemetry and Control Station was officially opened in 1999. The role of the station is to track new satellites which have been launched from various sites around the world. The satellites are tracked so that commands can...

Built in 1870, McCrossin's Mill is a lovingly restored three storey flour mill which now houses a multi-award winning museum, gallery and function centre. Many locals once believed the "Old Mill" to be haunted. Now it is hauntingly...

Merilba Estate Wines is located 30 kilometres west of Uralla on the Kingstown Road. Here premium quality wine is crafted from grapes grown in the cool climate vineyard located on the property.

The latest addition at Merilba...

Mount Mutton Walking Trail starts at the award winning Alma Park, in Queen Street Uralla. It crosses Thunderbolt's Way and ascends into bushland winding around Mount Mutton. There are glimpses of the town centre through the trees as you reach...

The Mount Yarrowyck Nature Reserve is located 25 kilometres north west of Uralla along Thunderbolt's Way. The reserve sits within the traditional lands of the Anaiwan people, the main Aboriginal tribe of the New England High Country, where...

Located at the northern entrance to Uralla, the Glen is a picturesque park providing a quiet, shady rest area for travellers. Stays of up to 48 hours are permitted for visitors with self-contained caravans and campervans.

The...

Casting his steely gaze over Uralla's main street, the life sized statue of bushranger Captain Thunderbolt, was produced as a Bicentennial project. It was designed and cast by sculptor, Denis Adams and unveiled in 1988. Today the statue is...

The last of the New South Wales bushrangers, Frederick Wordsworth Ward, better known as "Captain Thunderbolt", ruled the highways and byways of the New England region and beyond for much of the 1860s. He met an untimely death when shot and...

Thunderbolt's Rock is a time-worn cluster of granite boulders located six kilometres south of Uralla on the New England Highway.

Originally known as Split Rock, the boulders afforded 'gentleman bushranger' Frederick...

The Uralla Heritage Walk is a self guided walking tour which showcases over fifty heritage buildings and historical features within the township. Highlights of the walk include McCrossin's Mill, a three storey brick and granite flour mill built...

Whyworry Wines have been producing award winning wines since 2000.

The perfect place to enjoy some of New England's superb high country views, the cellar door is just four kilometres off the New England Highway at...

Wooldridge Recreation and Fossicking Reserve is located approximately six kilometres from Uralla township along the Kingstown Road. It offers ample parking for caravans and campervans, free camping, toilet facilities, picnic tables, wood fired...