Trilby Station
A beaut Farmstay on the Darling River, 25km from Louth. Camping, bunkhouse and cottage accommodation
Let’s hope we’re not in that brown patch devoid of rain this week!! If the weather Gods play nice we should see more very welcome falls of rain from tonight onwards for a few days. Fingers crossed for us, but I also know closed roads ruin your travel plans. We’ll keep you updated here on relevant road info ok. Cheers and beers.
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Louth Field Day is back for 2026 🤠🌾
Saturday 6 June
📍 Elsie Eade Park, Louth
⏰ From 10am
🎟 Gold coin entry
A great day out west with local exhibitors, agriculture, machinery, livestock, market stalls, country catches ups and plenty of good old outback hospitality.
With exhibitors travelling in from across the region, it’s shaping up to be a fantastic community day for locals, visitors and anyone keen for a road trip to Louth.
#louth #bourkensw #fieldday
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Our living museum here on the riverbank. Around 120 people were employed on the farm (growing irrigated wheat, oats and barley) until the mid 1930’s when the river went dry. Much of the machinery came over from England and was transported to the site by paddle steamers before being hauled up the bank via a slip wharf, the remains of which are still visible. Thanks Hel’ on wheels for documenting some of this again for us.
#thedarlingriverrun #outbackbeds #hvmackay #outbacknsw #farming
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Central Darling Shire road update for this afternoon. Menindee - Wilcannia - Tilpa open with caution on the west side of the river.
EDIT - west Tilpa to Wilcannia road closed again, there’s some deep wheel tracks and wet sections.
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Looking to experience the real outback while visiting Bourke?
Our local farm stays offer more than just a place to sleep — they open the gate to authentic country life, rich history and true outback hospitality.
Privately owned and operated by local farming families, these properties give visitors the chance to slow down, hear the stories of the land, explore working stations and experience the lifestyle that has shaped the Bourke region for generations.
From historic shearing sheds and red dirt sunsets to campfires, wide open spaces and a quiet drink at sunset — every stay offers something a little different.
If you’re planning a trip west, consider swapping the ordinary for a genuine outback experience and discover another side of Bourke.
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We’re OPEN with access via Bourke and Louth. Light traffic only at this stage.
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A work in progress … thanks to Nomad Angels Helen and Glenn. What do you think?
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Louth Field Day is back for 2026 🤠🌾
Saturday 6 June
📍 Elsie Eade Park, Louth
⏰ From 10am
🎟 Gold coin entry
A great day out west with local exhibitors, agriculture, machinery, livestock, market stalls, country catches ups and plenty of good old outback hospitality.
With exhibitors travelling in from across the region, it’s shaping up to be a fantastic community day for locals, visitors and anyone keen for a road trip to Louth.
#louth #bourkensw #fieldday
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Ooops, that drain didn’t work so well after 50mls of rain over the past few days did it! It’s a beaut sunny day today but roads will take a while to dry out, the rainfall was very general over a vast area. We’ll let you know once roads to us (and along the Darling River Run) open ok.
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