Wollombi Village
Wollombi
A sandstone village formed in the 1820s, with old pubs, antique shops and cafes lining the river, and a popular stop for weekend cyclists and drivers.
Wollombi is one of the best-preserved colonial-era villages in the Hunter Valley. Its 19th-century sandstone courthouse, church, school and general store are still in use, and some have become museums, galleries and cafes. The Wollombi Tavern is famous for its homemade spirit, 'Dr Jurd's Bush Juice', and motorcyclists and road-trippers often gather here on weekends. Nearby are Indigenous rock art sites and the old convict-built Great North Road. From Pokolbin, a scenic country road takes about 30 minutes by car.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Mount Pleasant Wines
- Broke Fordwich Wine Region
- Audrey Wilkinson
- Pokolbin Wineries
- Tyrrell's Wines
- Hunter Valley Hot Air Ballooning
- Hunter Valley Gardens
- Brokenwood Wines