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Relish the tranquillity and comfort of your Walls Court suite as you laze on the veranda observing the birds in the garden. Children have fun feeding chooks, patting dogs and gathering eggs. Gain more from your visit to the zoo; we are volunteer guides. Revel in crowd free shopping precincts or savour the wine tastings at nearby wineries. Explore attractions yourself or take advantage of our familiarity with the area. Your pet is welcome by arrangement. Learn a new craft by making a pair of silver earrings for a small additional cost. Use this as the start of your Outback Experience.
Walls Court Bed & Breakfast
11L Belgravia Heights Road MS3 Dubbo NSW 2830 Australia
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Testimonial:
"A belated thank you for having us at Walls Court. We all had a wonderful time, especially Lucas, enjoying the animals, view, fresh air and stars. It was the first holiday since having our daughter and it really started a new time in my life. Thanks for all the delicious food and hospitality. I'm sure we will come again."
Emily Mostacci. 13/7/08.
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Neil and Nancy Lander are both from farming families; Neil, originally from the Riverina and Nancy from Victoria.
They have spent over thirty years farming north of Dubbo. Both are volunteer guides at Western Plains Zoo. They aim to offer the hospitality they enjoyed while travelling and staying in bed and breakfasts while overseas. Nancy, a semi retired teacher, is interested in Food and Wine.
If possible home grown and/or local produce are used. Walls Court was named after Neil's grandfather's home in England.
Accommodation:
Accommodation is in free - standing, units with ensuites. Both units have reverse cycle air conditioning, refrigerator and tea/coffee making facilities, television, video/DVD and radio CD player. Verandas, with outdoor settings and barbeques, allow for relaxing, bird watching and/or smoking. Pets allowed by arrangement.
The Studio – best for couples, sleeps four – has a queen-sized bed, day bed and trundle. There is a small breakfast area.
Pets allowed by arrangement.
The Stables – best for families - has a king bed which converts to singles, two other single beds and a day bed. The family room has a large dining table and the unit is wheel chair friendly.
Tariffs: Double $150, Extra person $30 (Full, cooked Breakfast using homegrown/local produce where possible) Dinner (three courses) $30 per person, grazing tray or picnic basket lunch $15 per person, available by arrangement.
Things to Do:
Relish the tranquility and comfort of your Walls Court suite as you laze on the veranda observing the birds in the garden. At Walls Court, learn a new craft by making a pair of silver earrings for a small additional cost. Watch the joy your children have feeding sheep and chooks and gathering eggs. Gain more from your visit to Western Plains Zoo; your hosts are volunteer zoo guides. Other attractions nearby area:
Western Plains Zoo Red Earth Estate Winery Dundullimal, the oldest slab house in Australia "Oxley Downs" – the set of“The Outback House” Get a taste of the country at Dubbo Farmers’ Markets
Newtown Providores Western Plains Riding Centre. Western Plains Cultural Centre Garling Gallery, Bill O'Shea's Gallery Dubbo Arts and Crafts.
Getting Here:
Approximately 12 km south of Dubbo on the same road as the Western Plains Zoo entrance - a great starting place for your outback experience. From the West Dubbo Roundabout take the Newell Highway heading South towards Parkes, turn left onto the Obley Road (the same road as the zoo entrance).
Continue on this road for 6.6 kilometres, turn right into Belmont Road. Half a kilometre on turn left into Belgravia Heights Road.
Approximately 2 kilometres on turn left into Belgravia Heights Road. Walls Court is 1.1 km on the left, the last property. Through the double white gates, you will see us at the top of the hill.
Where to Stay 
Neil and Nancy Lander are both from farming families; Neil, originally from the Riverina and Nancy from Victoria.
