Visit

The Living Desert & Sculptures

The Living Desert is Broken Hill City Council’s contribution to the environment, for the protection of native flora and fauna and for the better management of our ecosystem and sustainability.

Explore

White Cliffs

Venture underground in this quirky little town built into rocky cliffs and fossick through opal fields to find your very own treasure.

Plan

Getting Here

Travel distances between outback townships can be long and the road rugged. Doing some homework on your route options can make all the difference!

Accessibility

Discovering the outback is an all person access adventure!

Your Guide to Accessible Accommodation, Experiences and Attractions

From breathtaking red earth vistas to quirky outback art and everything in between, we want to make sure Broken Hill & the Outback is a must-visit destination for all.

This page contains some useful information on All Person Accessible sites found around Broken Hill & the Outback. We are working with local tourism operators to keep this information as up to date as possible, so that you can plan your perfect accessible outback adventure.

Discover

Accessible Attractions

Silly Goat Cafe

Eat & Drink

Silly Goat Cafe

The cafe is in the centre of town, just across the road from the Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery.
RSL Club front 4/4/19

Eat & Drink

Ivanhoe RSL Club

The Ivanhoe RSL Club is air-conditioned with a welcoming bar, televisions and light entertainment for locals and travellers.
The Living Desert and Sculptures

Outback Adventure

The Living Desert and Sculptures

Within the Living Desert Reserve are two must see major attractions, the sculptures and the flora and fauna sanctuary.
Wontanella tour group

Outback Adventure

Wontanella

Aboriginal owned on country tourism enterprise on Barkindji country in Menindee Far West NSW This tour looks at Barkindji occupation, cultural heritage, sustainability, medicinal and
Gorge Loop Road, Sturt National Park. Photo: John Spencer

Attractions

Gorge Loop Road Drive

As one of the largest national parks in NSW, Sturt National Park can seem so vast as to be almost impenetrable.
tintype

Attractions

Graeme Armstrong Photography; The Old Vic Gallery Studio

Photography of Broken Hill and the far west NSW. Specialising in tintypes and digital. Works available at Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery and online.
Twin Lakes

Attractions

Twin Lakes

A rare sight in the middle of the outback - a beautiful park with a lake, big grassed areas and an adventure playground
AJ Keast Park Playground

Attractions

AJ Keast Park

Apex Park is a community park with a fully fenced playground, toilets, tables and chairs, BBQ and parking.
Broken Hill Regional Aquatic Centre

Attractions

Broken Hill Regional Aquatic Centre

In partnership with Broken Hill City Council, the YMCA-managed Broken Hill Aquatic Centre provides high-quality aquatic and recreation facilities and programs.
The Silverton Bakery's Dodge Truck

Eat & Drink

Silverton Bakery and Cafe

A family-owned bakery offering fresh-baked items made onsite daily with the choice to dine in the air-conditioned cafe , or takeaway.
Courthouse Museum, Sturt National Park. Photo: John Spencer

History & Heritage

Courthouse Museum

Step back in time and imagine what life must have been like for those who lived and worked on sheep stations in the early 1900s
Ibis Styles Broken Hill

Accommodation

Ibis Styles Broken Hill

ibis Styles Broken Hill is a friendly and personal boutique-style motel. Perfectly located in the central business district of Broken Hill.
Stay

Accessible Accommodation

Broken Hill's very own Distillery

Eat & Drink

Broken Hill Distillery

In an unassuming building in the most unlikely of locations, lies the beating heart of this outback town. Broken Hill Distillery welcomes visitors and local.s
Line of Lode

Arts & Culture

Broken Hill

Take a break in Broken Hill, discover the nationally-significant heritage, meet colourful characters and enjoy authentic 'silver city' experiences in the heart of city.
Burke and Wills Menindee Motel

Accommodation

Burke and Wills Menindee Motel

The Menindee Burke and Wills Motel, is a good country Motel, offering affordable rates for a great range of needs.
Tilpa Hotel

Arts & Culture

Tilpa Hotel

Established in 1894, Tilpa Hotel is considered one of the last remaining true bush pubs in Australia.
Old Coach Road drive, Mutawintji National Park

Attractions

Old Coach Road Drive

The short drive takes in the ruins of the Rockholes Hotel that was built to accommodate passing trade between the two towns, as well as
Truck

Accommodation

Glen Hope Stationstay

After struggling with the current drought the owners have decided to open up their home for people to stay.
Darling River outback NSW campsites at Trilby Station

Accommodation

Trilby Station

Trilby Station, a vast 320,000 acre merino sheep and goat station, is situated on the banks of the Darling River in Outback New South Wales,
Main Bedroom in Yellow Gum Cottage

Accommodation

About Town Cottages - Yellow Gum Cottage

Yellow Gum Cottage is a circa 1920s two bedroom Miner's Cottage. The exterior of the building is typical of its era.
Wells walk

Attractions

Wells walk

Starting from Fort Grey campground, the unformed track takes you on a journey through interdune woodland communities and along the creek past the majestic river
Cameron Corner marker

History & Heritage

Cameron Corner

At the extreme far north west of New South Wales, bound by the Queensland border and the South Australian border.
Dining room and office desk

Accommodation

Hidden Gem White Cliffs Accommodation

The Hidden Gem is a two bedroom home conveniently located within the heart of White Cliffs, NSW.
Silver City Mint and Art Centre

Arts & Culture

Silver City Mint and Art Centre

The Silver City Mint and Art Centre is an iconic tourism attraction, featuring an art gallery, silversmiths and chocolate factory all rolled into one.

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