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Barraba

Barraba (population 1,410 in 2016) is a village in the New England region in New South Wales, Australia.

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Do
19
Eat
8
Drink
4
Buy
9

60 places

  1. Buy

    Barraba Bakery

    Bakery. Pies, sausage rolls, cakes, sandwiches, wraps, salad bowls, cold drinks, tea, coffee, milkshakes. No gluten-free, no organic.

    Mon-Fri 6:30AM-4:30PM, Sat 8AM-noon

  2. Eat

    Barraba Cafe

    Fresh salads, wraps, burgers, pizzas, fish & chips. Milkshakes, coffee, cold drinks.

    Tue-Sat 8:30AM-7:30PM, Sun Mon 8:30AM-6:30PM

  3. Do

    Barraba Memorial Swimming Pool

    Indoor 12.5 m hydrotherapy pool (open during winter), outdoor 33-m 6-lane pool with diving boards, shade covered infants wading pool, waterslide, kiosk offering hot and cold food and beverages, spacious grassed areas, and a barbecue.

    Open mid-October to mid-April: Tue-Fri 2-6PM; Sat Sun noon-6PM

  4. See

    Barraba Silo Art

    On old wheat silos, depicts a water-diviner, look for the Regent Honeyeater.

  5. See

    Boonalla Aboriginal Area

    Boonalla Community Conservation Area Zone 2 - Aboriginal Culture

    Located on traditional Kamilaroi/Gamilaraay land. Walking trails, cycling trails, Boonalla Cave. Picnic ground on Eastern Forest Road (within the park) with car park, picnic tables, toilets, barbecue facilities. Car park and walking trail (1 hour return, moderate fitness, steep incline not recommended when wet) in the park near Boonalla Cave. No pets. No fires in the park. All water must be treated or bring your own.

  6. Buy

    Caltex

    Barraba Food & Fuel

    Fuel, takeaways, milk, bread, BBQ chickens, grocery, lotteries, dry-cleaning, lottery, fishing licences, disabled toilets.

    Daily 5:30AM-8PM

  7. Buy

    Caremore Pharmacy Barraba

    Barraba Pharmacy & News agency

    Newspapers, magazines, stationery, souvenirs, prescriptions, medications.

    Mon-Fri 8AM-5:30PM, Sat 8AM-noon

  8. See

    Copeton Dam

    Camping, children's playground, picnic areas, toilets, fishing, kiosk, showers, boat ramps, water sports, bushwalking, golf.

  9. See

    Cunningham Memorial

    Taylors Reserve

    An obelisk marks where the explorer Allan Cunningham crossed the Manilla River in 1827.

  10. Do

    Dynamic Muscle & Fitness Centre

    Gym/fitness centre. Casual membership available during opening hours $13.50

    Tue & Wed 5:30-8PM

  11. Buy

    Fuller Gallery and Claypan

    Arts and crafts gallery; homemade soups, tea, coffee available F-Su 10AM-4PM.

  12. See

    Keepit Dam

    Camping, children's playground, picnic areas, toilets, fishing, kiosk, showers, boat ramps, water sports, bushwalking, BMX track.

  13. Buy

    Merlene's Fine Fibre Studio

    Knitting, crocheting, weaving, felting, handspun yarns, jumper, hats, some rugs and shawls. Local and exotic fibres - wool, alpaca, cashmere, mohair and llama. Hand dyed from local forest plants and natural dyes. Phone for hours

  14. See

    Mount Kaputar National Park (Barraba Track)

    See National Parks website for other entry locations and conditions.

    Permit required to access Barraba Track: $10 fee + $40 refundable deposit, paid in advance. Access to summit by 4x4, mountain bike or on foot

  15. See

    Myall Creek Massacre Memorial Site

    Location of massacre of local Wirrayaraay people - first time white settlers were punished for murdering Aboriginals, 1838.

  16. See

    Plumthorpe Travelling Stock Reserve

    Picnic area with barbecue on the bank of the Manilla River. Enter through (and close) gate. Birdwatching area. May not be accessible if livestock present.

  17. Eat

    Polkadot Coffee Room

    Tea, coffee, iced coffee, milkshakes, cold drinks. Light meals, sweets, morning and afternoon teas. Gluten-free and lactose-free needs catered for.

    Wed-Fri 8AM-5PM, Sat 9AM-2PM, Sun 9AM-1PM

  18. See

    Split Rock Dam

    Camping, barbecues, picnic areas, toilets, fishing, showers, boat ramps, water sports, bushwalking

  19. See

    Terry Hie Hie Aboriginal Area

    Terry Hie Hie Community Conservation Area Zone 2 - Aboriginal Culture

    Once a traditional meeting area for the local Kamilaroi/Gamilaraay people, this area features 6 cultural reserves, Yana-y Warruwi walking track (3.5 km loop, hard, 2.5-3.5 hrs), picnic area with car parking, toilets, picnic tables, barbecue facilities, fire rings (bring your own firewood), drinking water (boil first or preferably bring your own). Limited to none mobile phone coverage. Barbecues not permitted during Fire Bans. No pets, no smoking, Walking trail is possbile for handicapped access but still hard.

  20. See

    Three Creeks Gold Mine

    Offers bushwalks, crystal fossicking, a bush camp site, barbecue facilities and a gift shop. There is also panning and a small museum of mining-related artefacts.

    Mon-Fri 9AM-5PMCash only

  21. See

    Waa Gorge

    Mount Kaputar National Park

    Picnic area with carpark, picnic tables, toilets. Waa Gorge walking track unformed, steep, many steps, Grade 5 - for experienced bushwalkers only (2.5 km, 2-3 hrs)

  22. See

    Warrabah National Park

    On the banks of the Namoi River. Carpark, barbecue facilities, picnic tables, toilets.

  23. Do Not mapped

    Birdwatching

    See Tamworth Birdwatchers website for details. Download a map of birdwatching locations here

  24. Do Not mapped

    Fishing

    Licences available at Barraba Food & Fuel. Golden Perch, Silver Perch, Black Bream, Jew Fish, Eel-tailed Catfish, Murray Cod.

  25. Do Not mapped

    Fossicking

    searching for precious metals

    Fossicking reserves at Ironbark Creek and Woodreef Recreation Reserve approx 18 km northwest of Barraba on Woodsreef Road. Petrified wood and fossils found by the road near Mt Lindesay.

  26. Do Not mapped

    Watch spectator sports

    Ask at TRC branch office, Saunders Fruit & Veg, or Barraba Bakery about upcoming home games.

  27. See

    Adams Lookout

    Views overlooking Barraba and Barraba Station.

  28. Buy

    Barraba Beef

    Butcher.

    Mon-Fri 7:30AM-5:30PM, Sat 7:30AM-noon

  29. Do

    Barraba Bowling Club

    Lawn bowls.

    Mon 3-9PM, Tue-Thu 11AM-9:30PM, Fri 11AM-11PM, Sat 10AM-11PM, Sun 11AM-9:30PM

  30. Eat

    Barraba Bowling Club Chinese Restaurant

    Takeaways or dine-in

    Lunch Tue-Sun noon-2PM, dinner Tue-Sun 5:30-9PM