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Parkes Accommodation, Tours and Shuttle
Court Street Motel are excited to announce that we now provide Group Accommodation and tour packages, providing the ease of exploring the Central West in comfort.
Discover a whole new Parkes experience!
Shuttle locations include, but not limited to:
- Parkes Radio Telescope- 25km
- Peak Hill Gold Mine- 48km
- Utes in the paddock- 100kms
- Eugowra- 41kms
- Bogan Gate Pub- 38kms
- Rabbit Trap Hotel- 125kms
Special local event Shuttle and Accommodation Packages
- Parkes Picnic races- June Long Weekend
- Trundle Abba Festival- New date TBA
- Trundle Bush tucker Day- annually In September
- Forbes Frost and Fire- Date TBA
All shuttle and Tours cater for groups of 4-11 people.
Please contact our friendly team on 0400 996 983 for
enquires and to book your accommodation and tour package.
Or contact us via email admin@courtstmotel.com.au.
For more information on local attraction and events in the area, please visit:
Must-see destinations
Bogan Gate Pub
Bogan Gate Pub, 37kms west of Parkes, offers country hospitality, drinks, and delicious meals. The garden area is perfect for relaxing or spending time with loved ones. Enjoy weekend entertainment and stay in newly refurbished rooms.
Trundle Bush Tucker Day
Trundle Bush Tucker Day offers a fun-filled day with cooking competitions, entertainment, and prizes. Enjoy traditional bush cooking and live performances.
Eugowra
Eugowra boosts tourism with Canola Cup Harness Race during Spring Racing Carnival. Also hosts annual campfire event as part of Orange Fire Festival. Has murals and hosts weekend for artists to paint more murals, market stalls, and car show.
Attractions: picnicking and camping by Mandagery Creek, Museum & Bushranger Centre, heritage-listed Escort Rock, Nangar National Park for birdwatching, stargazing, and flora; rugby league at Ian Walsh Oval; hiking or biking through Back Yamma State Forest; camping, fishing, and picnicking at Paytens Bridge or Lachlan River.
Forbes Frost and Fire and Annual Rodeo
Frost and Fire celebrates Winter Solstice in Forbes, NSW. Enjoy starry skies, fire buckets, hearty foods, brews, music, entertainment, and Wiradjuri performances. The grand bonfire event will leave you warm and nostalgic.
Peak Hill Gold Mine
The Peak Hill gold mine operated from 1893-1917, producing 60,000 ounces from 500,000 tonnes of rock. Alkane mined from 1996-2002, retrieving 145,000 ounces from 4.9 million tonnes. Alkane preserved some old workings for the Open Cut Experience, which includes historical and recent mines. Visitors can access viewing areas, walking trails, rest areas, and a bridge walk over historic mine workings.
The Rabbit Trap- Albert
Frost and Fire celebrates Winter Solstice in Forbes, NSW. Enjoy starry skies, fire buckets, hearty foods, brews, music, entertainment, and Wiradjuri performances. The grand bonfire event will leave you warm and nostalgic.
Canowindra
Nestled along the tranquil waters of the Belubula River, Canowindra (pronounced /kəˈnaʊndrə/ kə-NOWN-drə[2]) stands proudly as a cherished historical township and the thriving heart of Cabonne Shire. Positioned in the picturesque central west region of New South Wales, Australia, this vibrant community is situated between the enchanting cities of Orange and Cowra. Adding to its charm, the main artery of the town, Gaskill Street, gracefully meanders through a portion that is lovingly preserved as an urban conservation area.
The Dish- Parkes
The CSIRO Parkes Radio Telescope, star of 'The Dish' movie, is a must-see landmark in inland NSW. The giant dish stands impressively in sheep paddocks, 20km north of Parkes. Just a short 5km detour off the Newell Highway, you can marvel at the 64-meter steel paraboloid atop a three-story tower. The Visitor Discovery Centre nearby explores astronomy and The Dish's role in 'listening to the stars'.
Utes In The Paddock- Condobolin
Utes in the Paddock was created by Jana and Graham Pickles of Burrawang West Station, boosting visitation to the Central West region. Lachlan Shire Council is committed to developing and promoting the outdoor gallery. After eight years, the collection now resides in Condobolin and attracts thousands of visitors.