Mutton Falls B&B

Built in 1860 by Richard Mutton for the Webb family,
Mutton Falls was originally used as a farmhouse and dairy and has a wonderfully colourful history.

-- History of Mutton Falls --
One of its original residents was Anne Webb (sister of Richard Mutton) who raised her 5 children there and managed a general store on the main route to Bathurst. Their rural store was unsuccessfully held up on more than one occasion including in 1867 when bushrangers Larry Cummins and John Foran got more than they bargained for from the resourceful Webb family.

Historic 1840's Australian homestead
Set on 1 acre of lush country gardens, quiet and secluded
Fronts on to The Fish River
Restored to take you back in time, 1 million stars

ROOMS:
All rooms have heating outlets
All rooms have garden and river views
All rooms have private bathrooms
Guest Room 1 has a rustic bathroom with tin bath
Quiet and relaxing atmosphere

Cosy rustic rooms
4 double rooms and one has a single as well
Electric blankets and warm doona's
Ceiling fans

***Rates displayed above may not be valid for "off-peak & peak dates" or other "special events" periods, (eg. concert events/length of stay, etc). Please make a booking request via Aabode.com to receive a quote and specify the number of guests when making a booking request as there may be an additional charge for extra persons.***

Things to do:
--Gairloch Garden Oberon--
Gairloch Garden is a cold climate garden that is presented as a series of themed areas. This isachieved with the extensive use of hedging and timber and masonry trellises. Water is featured in many parts of the garden.Other features include a croquet lawn, mirrors, garden chess, walk-through fernery, sunken garden, metal garden art, fireplace and a variety of terracing.The garden is open from 10.00am - 5.00pm:

--Bunnamagoo Wines--
Settled in 1829 near Rockley, the vineyard is nestled in the rolling hills overlooking the historic homestead.At Bunnamagoo the cool climate and high altitude (800m) interact with deep volcanic soils to produce low-yielding vines with intensively flavored fruit.These delightful wines have been made in small, handpicked batches from only Bunnamagoo vines. They are carefully matured in a variety of oak barriques.

--Oberon & District Museum Society Inc.--
Over 150 pieces of early farm machinery dotted around the nearly 2 acres of level display area the Museum also boasts a wide and varied collection of artefacts and memorabilia.

--Abercrombie Caves--
Scheduled guided and self-guided tours are available every day of the year and comprehensively introduce visitors to the breathtaking world below ground. The Reserve provides several half-day bushwalks and is a wildlife sanctuary. Visitors camping, staying in the comfortable guest cottage or comfortable on site units, share the peaceful surroundings with wallabies, kangaroos, wombats, and many species of birds.For more information please refer to the National Parks & Wildlife Service listing including website link. Also see Things to

Jenolan Caves
Mayfield Gardens ( biggest cold climate gardens in southern hemisphere)
Trout fishing in the Fish River