Granny flat Information
2 separate bedrooms
All rooms are supplied with seperate split system air-conditioning
Communal kitchen facilities
Communal living room
Digital TV
Communal bathroom
Serviced if required or weekly if lengthy stays
Private BBQ
Prices Granny flat
One night only up to 3 people – $ 170
More than one night – $ 150/night
Extra person 12+ – $ 15
Extra person under 12 – $ 10
Extra person under 2 – $ 5
25% Weekly rate discount.
Granites Motel Tibooburra has 10 rooms available. Room types include single rooms, double rooms, twin rooms and family rooms.
Room Features:
Ensuites
Split system air-conditioning
Digital TV’s
Kitchen facilities (communal for motel, microwaves, fridge and stove)
Tea and coffee facilities
Fridges in bedrooms
Daily Servicing
Breakfast and Wi-Fi available at TJ’s Roadhouse
Room Prices / night
Single $115 – $125
Double $130 – $135
Twin $140 -$145
Extra person over 12 years of age + $ 15
Extra person under 12 years of age + $ 10
Extra person under 2 years of age + $ 5
15% Discount on Weekly stays.
The Granite boulders that give Tibooburra its name and provided the gold that established the town are a distinctive feature of the townscape. Outcrops of boulders are found not only on the edges of town but on vacant blocks along the Main Street and give the town its unique character.
The granite tors or boulders around Tibooburra are the exposed remnants of an underground intrusion of a mass granite that is about 410 million years old. This hot rock cooked older sedimentary muds and sands and as the resulting slates folded, fluids containing gold in solution where pushed up the axis of the folds, precipitating quartz veins containing gold. These slates with their gold-bearing quartz veins were exposed to weathering and eroded during the Jurassic period 205 – 141 million years ago. Later during the Cretaceous period 141-35 million years ago sands built up over gravels eventually turning into sandstone.
The granite boulders form a remarkable contract to the sandstone used as the primary construction material for the major buildings in town, which comes from the quarries in the sandstone outcrop on the common.
A 15km fantastic view of Tibooburra and it’s surrounds with a free to use telescope to enhance the scenery.
First weekend in October and New Years Eve
Our feature attractions are: rodeo, horse sports, motor bike events including racing for all ages, free children’s activities (e.g. jumping castle), kiosk facilities, all day catering as well as evening entertainment including a live band and a licenced bar.
TJ’s Cottage Information
3 separate bedrooms
Split system air-conditioning plus ceiling fans
Communal kitchen facilities
Communal living room
Communal bathroom
Digital TV
All linen, bedding and towels supplied
Serviced if required or weekly if lengthy stay
Laundry with outside clothesline
Private BBQ
Prices TJ’s Cottage(weekly rates on request)
One night only up to 3 people $170
More than one night $150/night
Extra person 12+ $15
Extra person 12 and over $15
Extra person under 12 $10
Extra person under 2 $5
25% Weekly rate discount.
Captain Charles Napier Sturt was a British explorer of Australia and part of the European exploration of Australia. He led several expeditions into the interior of the continent.
Depot Glen, Poole’s grave, and a cairn built by the men during their encampment from part of a privately owned sheep station known as Mt Poole.
The Sturt National Park is a protected National Park located in the arid far north-western Corner of NSW. Established in 1972, the park covers over 340,000 hectares of semi-desert country.
Park facilities include four camping grounds and picnic areas. Camping is only permitted in the designated areas and by permit from the NPWS. There are self-registration and payment bays at each camping ground. As timber is a rare and valuable habitat resource, wood fires are not allowed. Walking tracks are located throughout the Park and they provide you with the opportunity to view euros, red kangaroos, emus and depending on the season, an assortment of wild flowers. A must do drive are the three tourist drives: The Jump Up, the Gorge and the Middle Road which will take you through to Cameron Corner.
Milparinka was a boomtown…brought back to life. The first proclaimed Albert Goldfields township. Milparinka is situated on the edge of Evelyn Creek. Charles Sturt camped nearby at Preservation creek for six months in 1845 and it was he who named a nearby gum creek, Evelyn Creek.
Mrs Gilby has been collecting teapots for at least 20 years. Her interest or hobby started with one blue willow teapot and has grown so much with the help of family and friends that she now has nearly 500 in her collection.
Established in 1976 by local volunteers for the P&C Association, the Drive-in Theatre is on of the few remaining open air picture theatres in Australia. It is still in use for special occasions and the committee is prepared to allow its use for groups (large enough to warrant) if prior notice or arrangements are made.
Tibooburra is situated in the far north-western corner of NSW ,Tibooburra has been officially declared the hottest town in NSW (and possibly the driest) and is known as the “Corner Country Capital” because it is the gateway to so many of Australia’s outback wonders which includes the ‘Sturt National Park’, Cameron Corner, Depot Glen, Sturts Cairn, Milparinka Heritage Centre, the longest fence in the world, The QLD, SA, NSW Dingo Fence, Innamincka, Burke & Wills Dig Tree and many other exciting and interesting attractions.
Australia’s outback wonders which includes the ‘Sturt National Park’, Cameron Corner, Depot Glen, Sturts Cairn, Milparinka Heritage Centre, the longest fence in the world, The QLD, SA, NSW Dingo Fence, Innamincka, Burke & Wills Dig Tree and many other exciting and interesting attractions.
Camping Information
Bookings taken with phone consent only within 48hours of arrival, please call 08 8091 3477
Powered and unpowered camping sites
Well serviced and clean amenities
Laundry facilities, with coin slot washers, dryers and outside clotheslines
BBQ spots (wood not supplied)
Camp kitchen, gas BBQ’s
Pets are allowed – CAMPING ONLY
Bush Camping
Fires allowed in designated camping areas only (firewood not supplied)
Natural playground of Granite outcrops
Prices unpowered or camping sites:
1 person $ 20
2 people $ 30
Extra person 15+ $ 8
Extra person under 15 $ 5
Extra person under 2 free
Power per site $10 extra
Showers only $ 6/person
Buses $6 passenger
25% Weekly Rate Discount
The Dingo Fence is a pest exclusion fence that was built during the 1880’s and finished in 1985 to keep dingo’s out of the relatively fertile south-east part of the continent and protect the sheep flocks of Southern QLD. It is the world’s longest fence originally stretching 5614km. It has been partly successful, though dingo’s can still be found in parts of the southern states.
Lazy J. Residence Information
4 separate bedrooms
2 ensuite
2 shared bathrooms
Split system air-conditioning plus ceiling fans
Extra large communal living room
Digital TV’s in bedrooms and lounge
All linen, bedding and towels supplied
Daily Servicing
Laundry and outside clothesline
Tea/coffee/toast facilities, microwave, fridge
Prices Lazy J. 4 Bedroom Residence
No Weekly Rate
Room 1 & 2 (ensuites)
Double $ 140
Single $ 120
Room 3 & 4 (shared bathroom)
Double $ 120
Single $ 90
Ensuited Cabins Information
2 bedrooms
1 double
1 set bunk beds
Shared bathroom
Air-conditioning/heating
Digital TV
Kitchen/Lounge
All linen supplied
Prices for Ensuited Cabins (weekly rates on request)
One night only
Single $115
Double or Twin $130
More than one night
Single $90/Day
Double or Twin $100/Day
Extra person 5+ $10
Extra person under 5 $5
25% Discount for weekly rate