Macquarie River View by Tiny Away

The Neighborhood

Macquarie River View by Tiny Away sits 40 minutes from the city of Dubbo in the charming rural town of Narromine, only a 10 km bike ride to town, boasting cafes, pubs, and parks. Engage in lawn bowls, explore the aviation museum, and enjoy river fishing. Narromine is currently home to the annual National Ultra-Light Fly-In Festival (NATFLY) which takes place every Easter weekend. Other annual events include the National Gliding Championships in January, the Easter Fishing Competition, the Tomingley Picnic Races in April, the Mungery Muster B&S Ball in August, the Narromine Agricultural Show, and the Mungery Picnic Races in September, the Chute Out Bullride in November and the NSW Gliding Championship in December. Our local recommendations: - Dubbo is a small town about 33 minutes from delectable restaurants, cafes, and supermarkets. - Soul Food Depot & Gallery serves homemade dishes and Allpress coffee in Narromine's historic packing shed. - The Narromine Pub and Imperial Tavern are nearby restaurants that offers fresh meals, cold drinks, and excellent service. - Dubbo Zoo, formerly known as Western Plains Zoo is home to a variety of exotic animals, an assortment of attractions, and exclusive experiences. - Old Dubbo Gaol's origins as a courthouse lockup in 1847 evolved with the region's growth. Its immersive exhibitions reveal stories of criminals' suffering, with theatrical performances and thrilling After Dark tours exploring penal life. - Cobb & Co originated during the early 1850s gold rushes and was a popular mode of transportation for stagecoaches and mail to reach remote towns and goldfields. Now, a popular scenic route that travels between Grandchester and Toowoomba passing through fertile, agricultural areas in the Lockyer Valley. Looking for a food trip? Check out Village Bakehouse, Black Tambourine, Grapevine cafe, Lotus Cafe, Russo's Coffee Bar, Tanoshi Dubbo Japanese Restaurant, Ha Noi Corner, Wylde Bean Thai, and Sushi Zen.