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Moc and Sheree of the Outback Inn, Wanaaring, enjoy supplying their guests with heaps of genuine outback hospitality, sharing their outback experiences and knowledge, retelling the local folklore, bush yarns and tall stories, reciting the odd piece of poetry and bush verse … all relating to their outback life, just 10 minutes this side of where the sun sets.
Outback Inn
Wanaaring NSW 2840 Australia
Phone -(02) 6874 7758
Website
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Testimonial:
"Rained in! A good excuse to enjoy good food and coffee, cold beer and poetry. Great atmosphere and relaxing pub…. The sort of place every country pub should envy. Thanks Moc, Sheree and Roby."
Peter and Pauline, Leeton NSW
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Moc and Sheree Parker have lived outback since 1983, firstly on large scale grazing properties, and then for the past six years operating outback hotels in Hungerford and now Wanaaring. They have three sons; Roby works with them at the Outback Inn, Mick is a mechanic in Toowoomba and Reg works in the mining industry at Blackwater QLD. Moc and Sheree’s motto is “Come back outback”.
Accommodation:
Accommodation at the Outback Inn consists of three air-conditioned, en-suite twin rooms and one single room, also with en-suite and air-conditioning. Tariff is $50 per room/night. They also offer a grassed camping area with powered sites for $10 per night.
Moc and Sheree handle bookings for the 2 bedroom CWA House directly across the road and the tariff here is $25 per person.
• Full range of counter meals and snacks. • Huge range of cold beers, wines, spirits and soft drinks. • Fresh and non perishable stores available for sale. • Open 7 days. • Local tourist information available at the hotel.
Things to Do:
• Visit Wanaaring’s Bee Farm, the largest honey extracting plant on the Paroo River. • Yabby and fish the Paroo River – the last free flowing river in the Murray Darling Basin.
Getting Here:
Wanarring is 199km west of Bourke (Wanaaring Rd), 254km north of Wilcannia and 227km east of Tibooburra (The Cut Line)
Where to Stay 
Moc and Sheree Parker have lived outback since 1983, firstly on large scale grazing properties, and then for the past six years operating outback hotels in Hungerford and now Wanaaring. They have three sons; Roby works with them at the Outback Inn, Mick is a mechanic in Toowoomba and Reg works in the mining industry at Blackwater QLD. Moc and Sheree’s motto is “Come back outback”.
