visitor info
Accommodation
& EATING OUT
Inverell offers a fantastic range of accommodation and food options to suit every taste, need, and budget.
From well-appointed motels to luxurious four-star facilities, visitors will find plenty of comfortable places to stay. Many motels feature swimming pools—perfect for cooling off in the warmer months—and some include on-site restaurants that cater to even the fussiest eaters.
For a more personal touch, charming bed and breakfasts are available in both modern homes and beautifully restored heritage properties. You can stay in a renovated shearers' quarters, relax in homes surrounded by stunning gardens, or experience the elegance of a grand manor built at the turn of the century.
Caravan parks across the region offer ensuite cabins, on-site vans, powered sites, and camping areas. Additional cabins and vans are also available at Copeton Dam. Nature lovers can enjoy camping in picturesque locations within nearby national parks or by the scenic Pindari Dam.
Google and social media will be your best friend when researching the food options in Inverell. We have several cafes, pubs, restaurants, and takeaway places to find your favourite meals.
GEtting here
Inverell is nestled on the banks of the Macintyre River in the heart of the New England Tablelands, sitting 590 metres above sea level. The town lies 689 kilometres by road from Sydney, 437 kilometres from Brisbane, and is just a short drive from the stunning mid and northern coastlines of eastern Australia.
Positioned along the Gwydir Highway, Inverell provides a vital link between western New South Wales and the eastern seaboard. The Inverell Shire spans 8,623 square kilometres of fertile farmland and rich grazing country, also boasting abundant mineral resources—including tin and sapphires. In fact, the region is one of the world’s leading producers of sapphires.
The Northern Tablelands enjoy a mild and pleasant climate, with cool nights and plenty of long, sunny days. For details on public transport options, visit the Tourism Inverell website.