Inverell Attractions

7 Oaks Fossicking Property is a family operated private venue and has been producing sapphires since the 1960s.

Located on Frazer Creek, 20 kilometres from Inverell, visitors are welcome to fossick at the facilities set up, or...

Billabong Blue Sapphires is situated in the Tourism Inverell Complex in Campbell Street at Inverell.

They offer rough and cut sapphires and quality jewellery for sale or you can have your find from the fossicking fields, or a...

At Dejon Sapphire Centre, you can experience the quality and beauty of Inverell sapphires. Cutters work to create quality gems and visitors have the opportunity to view the process behind glass, and also to see how the rough stones are sorted and...

Goonoowigall is scenic granite country, with low hills and large boulders marking the skyline, and covers 1,057 hectares.

The name Goonoowigall is a Jukumbal Aboriginal word meaning 'wallaby rocks' and it...

The Bicentennial memorial exemplifies the community spirit of the individuals and organisations who freely gave their time, technical skills, labour and much of the material to create a permanent memorial to the historical genesis and the...

The Inverell Art Society has been operational for over 50 years. The Inverell Art Gallery has a diverse range of original art and craft items, which are all for sale and will suit all budgets. The Gallery is placed within two unique heritage...

The course at the Inverell Golf Club is an interesting fully watered course with excellent greens and tree lined fairways. The front nine is undulating with moderate bunkering, the back nine is longer and more open with water challenges on the...

Visitors to Inverell Jewellers have the opportunity to see a range of quality faceted New England Sapphires.

To be found in store is a range of set local sapphires in both sterling silver and gold, and their friendly staff will...

Inverell Pioneer Village is a collection of authentic historic buildings and homes from Inverell and the surrounding Districts dating from 1841 set in a peaceful village environment.

Display's in the Pioneer Village...

Kwiambal, pronounced Kigh-am-bal, is in the traditional lands of the Kwiambal Aboriginal people of the Ashford District. Rich in water, food and materials, the area provided a year round living for their ancestors.

On the...

Lake Inverell was formed in 1938, when the dam wall across the Macintyre River just upstream of Inverell was completed, and was Inverell's water supply until 1983.

Lake Inverell Reserve is now a peaceful aquatic...

Magnificent views over Inverell and surrounds can be seen from the McIlveen Park Lookout viewing platform. The lookout is located approximately three kilometres west of the town of Inverell off the Gwydir Highway.

Barbecue and...

The National Transport Museum consists of a display of over 200 exhibits. Cars, trucks, fire engines, motorcycles, bicycles, pedal cars, scooters and numerous models and transport related items make up the ever changing display. As well as a huge...

New England Woodturning is located 16 kilometres south of Inverell and is a woodworker’s paradise with tools and project components for the woodworker.

Browse the gallery of wooden oddities - carved items, wooden...

Olives of Beaulieu is located near Inverell in the Northern Tablelands of New South Wales. A family owned olive grove and attraction, with cellar door sales of olive products, estate manufactured spices and regional gourmet foods....