Trilby Station
(opens in a new tab)A beaut Farmstay on the Darling River, 25km from Louth. Camping, bunkhouse and cottage accommodation
Scott Gladman and his crew are staying with us here at the station for a few days as he swims the entire 1650 km length of the Darling River!! Today Scott plans to swim past Dunlop to the weir, maybe a bit further.. so we should see him swimming past our river campsites in a couple of days. Mammoth effort in support on MND and Parkinson’s - you donate to this cause (and a bloody good effort on a low river by Scott and his team) on his page at fight the current. We’ll see you around the campfire for a drink later this arvo.
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Footy Fever at our camp kitchen for the NRL Grand Final tonight live on the tv there.
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What a lovely surprise on the mail truck this week … the gift of a red Canna from an Outback Beds Tours guest! I’ll do my best to have it thrive Kathy and Carl, and loved meeting you both on Bill’s tour a couple of weeks ago.
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No rain here either!Morning tea and tours today and tomorrow
For the long weekend
No tour Monday
Morning tea at 10;45 followed by the tour
Please try and let me know for catering if you are coming
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Only 5 weeks left at Dunlop for our 2026 season 🥂
Ps x not a drop of rain yesterday 💦
It’s going to be a dry summer I think
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Our dry-country garden is absolutely thriving … a gorgeous splash of colour with blooms galore.
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What a beautiful weekend! ❤️ We loved watching our son Will marry his beautiful Lilly, surrounded by family, friends and so much love. Now the wedding finery is packed away, the boots are on and it’s back to station life at Trilby! We are OPEN!
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🌑☀️ Experience the 2028 Solar Eclipse at Trilby Station
On 22 July 2028, experience one of nature’s most extraordinary events beneath the wide-open skies of Outback NSW.
At Trilby Station, near Louth on the Darling River, follow our Mud Map Drives to find your own eclipse viewing vantage point - from open floodplains to the ironstone ridge and plenty of secluded country in between.
Louth and the main camping areas at Trilby Station are expected to experience an exceptionally deep partial eclipse, with approximately 99.8 per cent of the Sun covered. The path of totality passes through the Bourke region, just further north and east.
With 320,000 acres, station-stay accommodation, powered sites and riverside camping, you can make Australia’s 2028 solar eclipse part of an unforgettable Outback experience.
🌑 2028 solar eclipse - 22 July
🚙 Secluded viewing locations along our Mud Map Drives
🏡 Cottages & Shearers Bunkhouse
⛺ Powered sites & riverside camping
🍽 Home-cooked meals by prior arrangement
Bookings are essential and enquiries are already coming in.
Experience this rare celestial event - the Trilby Station way.
See link in comments for more information 👉
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A little family celebration is happening at Trilby Station … ok, so maybe not so little!! 💍❤️
We will be closed until Monday 28th September, as our son Will is marrying his sweetheart here on the station later this week.
We’ll be taking a few days to prepare for and enjoy this very special occasion with family and friends, and look forward to welcoming guests back from Monday week the 28/9.
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Meet Evie … the new kid on the block. She’s getting acquainted with old Trilby, a pup we gifted to our volunteers 16 years ago. It’s been great catching up with her each year when Cheryle and Bill return to help out with our Station Stay.
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