Discover Cabonne

Discover Cabonne Discover the place we call Cabonne! Cabonne is enriched with 11 towns and villages all filled with their own story to share.

Be captivated by the sweeping landscapes and rich agriculture. Explore the unique history and culture whilst you indulge in local food and wine. Cabonne's Visitor Information Centre is located in Canowindra at the Age of Fishes Museum. For further information on the Orange region visit Orange 360

Markets, markets, markets!Get ready for a standout June long weekend, with three local village markets popping up across...
02/06/2026

Markets, markets, markets!
Get ready for a standout June long weekend, with three local village markets popping up across three towns on three different days, perfect for a day trip (or three!).

Saturday, 6 June – The Moorbel Hall Markets kick off at 9am at 40 Auxiliary Street, Moorbel. Pick up home‑cooked cakes and slices, jams and pickles, along with a range of soaps and hand‑sewn items for the home. There’s also plenty of fresh food on offer, including sausage or rissole sandwiches and egg and bacon rolls. Moorbel is a small village just outside of Canowindra, making it the perfect excuse to visit and then head into Canowindra for a wander.

Sunday, 7 June – The Buckinbah Park Markets in Yeoval start from 9am at Buckinbah Park, Forbes Street. Browse fresh farm produce, homemade goods, crafts, potted plants, toys and books. Take the time to wander the streets of Yeoval, and with Cumnock just a short drive away, you can easily turn it into a full day out.

Monday, 8 June – Round out the weekend in Manildra, where the markets at Manildra Park, Loftus Street, begin at 10am. Enjoy browsing colourful stalls filled with handmade goods, local produce and tasty treats, along with coffee and hot food. Fun fact: Manildra is home to one of the largest flour mills in the Southern Hemisphere, supplying flour and grain products across Australia and beyond.

Support local and discover Cabonne this long weekend at your local markets!

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ADAPTATION STORIES – Central NSW ScreeningsDiscover a powerful series of short films featuring real people adapting to c...
28/05/2026

ADAPTATION STORIES – Central NSW Screenings

Discover a powerful series of short films featuring real people adapting to change across regional NSW, including four new stories from Central NSW.

Communities are preparing, rebuilding and strengthening in the face of natural hazards. Each screening brings together these stories with local voices exploring what adaptation means and how we can work together to build resilience.

The short film will be held in Molong at the Cabonne Community Centre on Monday, 1 June from 5pm.
The evening includes:
• Short films on adaptation and resilience
• A facilitated panel discussion
• An interactive Q&A session

Watch the trailer: https://youtu.be/-0o7Ejx5I6o
Entry is free, with light refreshments provided.

Registration is essential: https://comms.reconstruction.nsw.gov.au/adaptationstories

Adaptation Stories is an initiative of the NSW Reconstruction Authority , supporting communities to reduce the risks of natural hazards.

DISCOVER CUDAL Located in Cabonne Shire, Cudal is a peaceful historic village with strong ties to wheat and sheep farmin...
26/05/2026

DISCOVER CUDAL

Located in Cabonne Shire, Cudal is a peaceful historic village with strong ties to wheat and sheep farming, alongside a growing range of local industries. Once a key route for transporting gold, the village’s rich history is still visible today.

Take a walk along Boree Creek as it winds through town, and you might be lucky enough to spot a platypus.

Cudal’s character is reflected in its much-loved local businesses. Platypus Accommodation and Café, also home to the Platypus Pantry , offers a welcoming place to stay, combining comfortable accommodation with a relaxed country café experience, perfect for visitors looking to slow down and enjoy the region. For another great coffee stop, be sure to visit Beck’s Little Cafe, a favourite among locals and travellers alike. Browse craftsmanship at Newmarket Saddlery, and admire the heritage of the Corden Store, a former early 1900s general store that once supplied goods to the local farming community and now stands as a reminder of Cudal’s past. The building is also home to the Cabonne Food Wine and Cultural Centre, where visitors can explore handmade goodies and local produce, discover regional history, and experience exhibitions that celebrate the creativity and culture of Cabonne.

Today, Cudal remains a proud agricultural centre, known for fine wool production and home to one of Australia’s largest single vineyards, Monument Vineyard!

Plan a visit and experience a true slice of country living in Cabonne https://www.orange360.com.au/Orange-Region/Cudal

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TOURISM INDUSTRY SURVEY | Have Your SayCabonne Council is seeking input from tourism and hospitality operators across th...
26/05/2026

TOURISM INDUSTRY SURVEY | Have Your Say

Cabonne Council is seeking input from tourism and hospitality operators across the region to better understand current conditions, challenges, and opportunities for growth.

This survey will help inform how Council and its partners support the visitor economy, including destination marketing, events, business development, infrastructure priorities, and industry programs. Your feedback will be used to guide planning and investment so that support reflects the needs of local businesses.

The survey should take around 10–15 minutes to complete.

Your input is important in helping shape a stronger and more connected tourism industry across Cabonne and the broader region.

Survey will close 5pm Friday, 12 June 2026.

https://haveyoursay.cabonne.nsw.gov.au/tourism-industry-survey

As with any great escape, we recommend avoiding peak travel periods, allowing a little extra time, and, if you can, addi...
24/05/2026

As with any great escape, we recommend avoiding peak travel periods, allowing a little extra time, and, if you can, adding an extra night to your stay. Because once you breathe in the fresh country air and experience the warmth and hospitality of regional NSW, you won’t want to leave.

Figuratively speaking, of course, the Central West is embracing the chill as winter approaches. There’s a crispness in the air, and while the temperatures have dropped, the last of those stunning autumn leaves are still clinging on, adding bursts of colour to the landscape.

Winter in the region offers plenty to explore, from inspiring art exhibitions and immersive truffle hunts to glowing fire festivals and, if you’re lucky, a light dusting of snow.

So head out west this season and discover something special.

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BOOK REGIONALBased in Orange and servicing the Central West, Book Regional is helping put regional NSW on the map, one...
19/05/2026

BOOK REGIONAL

Based in Orange and servicing the Central West, Book Regional is helping put regional NSW on the map, one stay at a time. With properties across Orange, Bathurst, Dubbo, Millthorpe, Molong and surrounding areas, the business specialises in end-to-end accommodation management for holiday homes and Airbnb properties.

Founded by Peter Bromley, Book Regional was created to help property owners unlock the full potential of their homes while giving visitors memorable, locally connected experiences. From short and long-term accommodation management to guest services, property styling, marketing and bookings, the team handles every aspect of the hosting journey.

What sets Book Regional apart is its personalised service and deep local knowledge. The team is passionate about showcasing the lifestyle and charm of regional communities, ensuring guests not only have a comfortable place to stay, but also feel inspired to explore nearby cafes, wineries, shops and events.

The business plays an important role in supporting local tourism, encouraging visitors to stay longer and engage with the region, benefiting a wide network of local businesses.

Like many growing businesses, Book Regional has faced challenges, particularly in balancing rapid growth with maintaining high service standards. By investing in strong systems, clear communication and a reliable local support network, the team continues to deliver quality experiences while adapting to external factors affecting regional travel.

For Peter and the team, the most rewarding part of the journey is connecting people with incredible regional experiences, while helping property owners succeed and creating local employment opportunities.

Looking ahead, Book Regional aims to continue growing its footprint, supporting regional tourism, and showcasing the best of country NSW.

Find out more:
🌐 https://bookregional.com.au/
📧 [email protected]
📱 Facebook & Instagram: Book Regional

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🚴 Ride for Country Kids!Royal Far West’s Ride for Country Kids kicks off at 7am on Sunday, 17 May from Cooke’s Pavilion,...
12/05/2026

🚴 Ride for Country Kids!
Royal Far West’s Ride for Country Kids kicks off at 7am on Sunday, 17 May from Cooke’s Pavilion, Clarinda Street, Parkes.

The ride will see 64 cyclists travel more than 400km, passing through Parkes, Manildra, Molong, Trundle and Eugowra, before celebrating the grand finale at 2pm on Tuesday, 20 May at Victoria Park, Forbes.

📍 Eugowra stop
Riders will arrive at the Eugowra Showground on Tuesday, 19 May between 11.45am and 12.00 noon, where they will stop for lunch and stay for approximately one hour. Local school children and committee members will form a guard of honour to welcome the riders.

The Ride for Country Kids aims to raise $500,000 to support vital developmental and mental health services for country children and their families across the Central and Far West NSW region.

This event is proudly supported by Cabonne Council, which also congratulates the Eugowra Community Children's Centre for its involvement. The event brings together local schools, families, community organisations and volunteers, including Eugowra Public School, St Joseph’s School, the Eugowra Progress Association, and local volunteers.

To support the riders or make a donation, visit
👉 www.rideforcountrykids.com.au

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