Trundle Hotel

Overview

Trundle Hotel is situated an easy 65 kilometre drive north-west of Parkes. Trundle is a rural community with agricultural produce comprised mostly of wheat, sheep, and cattle farming. The district's…

Trundle Hotel is situated an easy 65 kilometre drive north-west of Parkes. Trundle is a rural community with agricultural produce comprised mostly of wheat, sheep, and cattle farming.

The district's iconic country hotel is National Estate listed. It boasts having the longest veranda in New South Wales (87.6 metres) on the widest main street in New South Wales (67 metres). Whilst there has been a hotel on the site since 1888, the current building was constructed in 1912.

Drop in for a cold beer, a hearty meal or make a reservation to stop over to enjoy some good old country hospitality. EFTPOS available. Large groups welcome.

Trundle is well known for the annual Bush Tucker Day and ABBA Festival. Plan to visit Trundle, ring the hotel for details of these events.

Does not cater for people with access needs.