Grenfell activities
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Grenfell Bowling Club
In addition to first class lawn bowling greens, the Grenfell Bowling Club provides sporting facilities for social and competition games of squash, netball, darts and indoor bowls. The Bistro provides great priced family meals for lunch and…
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Grenfell Historical Museum
The Grenfell Historic Museum is located on Camp Street next to the Post Office and Fire Station in the former School of Arts building. Before the discovery of gold in 1866, the Grenfell area was well known as a haunt for bushrangers, in …
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Basin Gully to Eualdrie Lookout Track
This fascinating and challenging walk takes you through several different vegetation communities, deep gullies and ridges and then onto a plateau where you can look to the east towards Grenfell. You’ll be surrounded by white box, Blakely’s …
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O'Brien's Hill
O'Brien's Hill in Grenfell is the site where gold was first discovered in Grenfell in 1866. The site is easily accessible to visitors with car parking, picnic facilities and toilets. There is remnant mining machinery on the site including a…
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Weddin Gap to Black Spring Loop Trail
Weddin Gap to Black Spring loop trail begins where the state forest meets Weddin Mountains National Park. It’s the longest loop trail in the park and a great route to tackle if you’re looking for a satisfying one-day challenge or an easily …
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Wallangreen Sculpture Garden
Wallangreen Sculpture Garden features over 100 steel sculptures, both thought provoking and fun, made from recycled farm machinery. There is one hectare of grounds with many shady paths. A ‘Dry Stone Wall’ leads through gently contoured b…
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South West Cafe Grenfell
Award winning coffee, takeaway food, pizzas and friendly service. Open long hours for your convenience. Located at the end of the Main Street, next to the Caltex Service Station. Come along to the South West Cafe and enjoy local hospital…
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Ben Hall's Cave Walking Track
Ben Hall's Cave walking track takes you through low open forest dominated by black cypress pine and mugga ironbark trees. Heading up the hill behind Ben Hall's campground, you’ll come to a large rock overhang with views, and once there, the…
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Happy Inn Chinese Restaurant
The Happy Inn Chinese is Grenfell's signature Asian cuisine restaurant. Providing dine in services, it's the ideal place to bring friends and family for a great meal. They also offer takeaway options. Come along and enjoy the menu varie…
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Chris's Bakery
Chris's Bakery provides the best pies, sausage rolls, cakes and bread in the West! Enjoy the taste of fresh bakery goods and grab a coffee while you're there. A local baker giving back to the local community. You are always welcome at Chri…
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Albion Hotel: Grenfell
The Albion Hotel is located in upper Main Street and is a picturesque historic building with an impressive veranda and restored ironwork. It also features a large beer garden and TAB and KENO facilities . You will experience friendly count…
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Eualdrie Walking Track
Situated in Weddin Mountains National Park, near Cowra, Eualdrie walking track follows an old logging trail from Holy Camp. From the base of the mountain you’ll climb steeply to Peregrine lookout, where you can look across to the township o…
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Grenfell Art Gallery
The Grenfell Art Gallery exhibitions feature local and regional artists and sculptors. The gallery adds a professional venue for the arts community of Grenfell. The large light towers in the gallery means the room is full of natural light a…
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The Railway Hotel
The Railway Hotel is on the corner of Main Street and Grafton Street and is a historic building of great significance in Grenfell. The Railway Hotel staircase was used in the film 1915 starring Sigrid Thornton. The hotel offers personal ser…
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The Big Gold Pick and Pan
Australia is known for its many big things. There is the Big Pineapple, the Big Banana, the Big Merino, the Big Prawn and the list goes on. In Grenfell, there is the the Big Gold Pick and Pan! The pick and pan were constructed under the …
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Historic Railway Station
In 1887 the railway reached as far as Murrumburrah, and Cobb and Co. met the trains three times a week and carried passengers and mail to Grenfell. But the slowness of the service caused the people to press for a railway through the town. …
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Chrysler Car Museum
The Chrysler Car Museum in Grenfell is well worth a look for the motoring enthusiasts. Chryslers spanning the years from 1930 to the present day, including a Valiant Charger. Open for individuals and club tours most days. Please call Je…
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Grenfell Endemic Garden
The Endemic Garden is located just a short drive from the Grenfell Visitor Information Centre near O'Briens Hill, mid western Highway. It was established by the Cartwright and Luthje families in 1997. The garden features plants native to t…
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Circa 1935
Step back in time with a visit to Circa 1935, located in the beautiful Art Deco former Bank of NSW building in the historic village of Greenethorpe. Featuring an upmarket café, two bedroom guest house, gifts, deli / general store goods and…
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Conimbla National Park
Conimbla National Park is a peaceful nature reserve that promises easy bushwalks, birdwatching and scenic views. It is located near Cowra, Grenfell and Gooloogong. Yambira mountain and its surrounding forested ranges rise nearly 500m above…
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Weddin Mountains National Park
Scenic views, colourful walks and secluded campgrounds await you at Weddin Mountains National Park, close to Grenfell. Bring the family for a drive or a picnic. Weddin Mountains National Park, near Grenfell, consists of a small rocky range…
