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Corynnia Station

corynnia stationVisit the accessible Australian outback whilst staying in delightful, 1940's cottages set within glorious gardens which have been featured in publications including Australian House & Garden, Good Taste, Your Garden & Gardening Australia. Enjoy the outback tranquillity, take a walk & experience our vast outback skies, enjoy a paddock picnic, bird watching & observing native wildlife. Relax in the garden, play tennis or refresh with a swim in our garden pool. 

Testimonial: "While you may be strangers, the welcome from Julie and Bruce is sincere. They endeavor to share an appreciation of Corynnia Station as the special place they have created. They happily share with you its history, development and their family life there.." Doug & Sue Smith, August 2009.

Corynnia Station
Carrathool
NSW 2711
Australia

Phone: (02) 6993 5807
Fax: (02) 6993 5870

 

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Your Hosts:

host4Bruce & Julie Armstrong welcome you, your friends and family to visit and share the unique and memorable experience of the outback with them at 'Corynnia Station', Carrathool.

Corynnia Station produces irrigated crops such as rice and wheat in addition to sheep and cattle. Set within glorious gardens which have been featured in publications including "House and Garden", "Good Taste", "Your Garden" and "Gardening Australia".

Enjoy reading in the tranquility of our garden, take a walk and experience the vast skies, enjoy a paddock picnic, bird watching and observing native wildlife. Relax with a swim in the solar heated pool.

Accommodation:

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Accommodation for a couple in the charming one bedroom 1940's guest house complete with queen sized bed, private sitting room and bathroom. Fully equipped cookhouse.

$150 per night including breakfast hamper.

Stay two nights and receive a complimentary farm tour experience valued at $100.

Bed and BreakfastBed and BreakfastThe Barracks

Accommodation for up to 4 visitors in our delightful two bedroom guesthouse complete with private sitting room and bathroom.

Fully equipped cookhouse.

$175 per night including a breakfast hamper.

Stay two nights and receive a complimentary farm experience tour valued at $100.

Weekly tariffs on request.

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The Cookhouse: As our accommodation is self contained guests will usually cater for themselves using these facilities. Visitors will need to bring all food supplies required as there are no shops nearby. Complimentary continental breakfast, tea and coffee, are provided for all our guests in our Cook House.

Homestead Dinner: By appointment, guests can join us in the beautiful 1940's dining room and indulge in a true Australian roast lamb dinner…….. Sit in the garden and enjoy a complimetary pre dinner drink.

Dining

1.Silver service three course dinner in Homestead – enjoy the warm hospitality of your hosts, Bruce & Julie, with those who actually live the life & work the property. Join the family and dine on the fabulous old wool table whilst enjoying a true blue, homegrown aussie roast lamb with all the trimmings including vegetables from our garden -  $100 per head

2.Silver service two course dinner plus antipasto platter using local produce - served in Cook House $55 per head including bottle of local red or white wine, $27.50 for children under 12

3.Self catering - Bring all supplies as there are no shops nearby.

We are licensed to sell alcohol.

Things to Do:

  • Walk, enjoy wildlife and bird watching,
  • View everyday operations on the property,
  • Read a book or roam in the tranquil gardens,
  • Swim in the solar heated pool, cycle or just chill out
  • Experience our incredible Riverina 180 degree skies, trillions of stars sparkling clearly and seemingly close enough to touch!
  • Our breathtaking outback sunrises and sunsets.
  • Astronomers - vast clear skies
  • Birdwatchers - 1000 acre dry swamp is a haven for birds and native wildlife

 

Getting Here:

  • Dry weather airstrip available by prior arrangement with personal insurance.
  • Lat South 34 degrees 12.87, Long East 145 degrees 33.09. 850 meters long. Direction 21,03. No overrun.

 

  • By Car: 'Corynnia Station' is only a 15 to 30 minute drive from both the Mid Western and Sturt Highways and half way between Sydney and Adelaide - a perfect stop!
  • From Griffith to Corynnia Station: Take the Kidman Way from Griffith towards Hillston. Travel @ 25kms from Griffith to Tabbita (see wheat silos). Turn left at Tabbita Lane & travel @ 23 kms. Turn left at C ameron Rd onto unsealed section (there are a number of m ail boxes & a large sign that says 'Corynnia' 17kms). As we are situated at the end of Cameron Road proceed past 'No Through Road' sign & two gateways which may be closed. At the second gate turn left at sign into homestead.
  • From Hay to Corynnia Station: Take the Sturt Highway from Hay. Turn left off the highway over the Murrumbidgee River into Carrathool. Cross the railway line onto unsealed road & follow for @25 kms to the Corynnia Station sign & mailbox on the right. Proceed through gates to Homestead, @6kms.

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