Experience our backyard.

Outback Accommodation

For seven generations, the Murray family has called the banks of the Darling River home, grazing Merino sheep in this vast and beautiful corner of Outback NSW since 1860. Today, Trilby Station is a 320,000-acre working sheep station where visitors are invited to experience a genuine slice of outback life, far removed from the hustle and bustle of everyday living.

Whether you prefer the comforts of our beautifully renovated Stockman’s Cottages, the character of Mitch’s Hut or the spacious Shearer’s Bunkhouse, there’s something to suit everyone. For those travelling with their own home on wheels, we offer powered sites, while our secluded riverside (and billabong campsites when it fills after a flood – currently they’re just bush campsites), tucked amongst magnificent old river gums, are perfect for those seeking peace, privacy and a little bit of outback magic.

But Trilby is about so much more than somewhere to lay your head. It’s the freedom to explore our vast backyard on self-guided Mud Map Drives, throw a line into the Darling, catch a few yabbies, watch the abundant birdlife or simply sit beside a campfire as the sun slips below the horizon. It’s big skies, wide-open spaces, magnificent sunsets and the chance to slow down and enjoy the simple pleasures of station life.

And then there’s Liz’s hearty home-cooked country meals (by prior arrangement), a warm welcome and plenty of stories about life on the land. It’s these experiences, along with the genuine country hospitality, that guests remember long after they’ve shaken the red dust from their boots.

Oh, and apparently Liz herself is quite an attraction too. Who would’ve thought!

Our ‘Off-Season’ is over summer…. and it’s usually VERY hot! We use this time to catch up on other jobs, schedule medical appointments etc. As a ‘one-man band’ this means we aren’t always open, so bookings are absolutely essential during this time OK.