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Beelinda's Bee Hive offer a unique experience in the shop filled with honey. Not only can you bring your jars to refill your honey pot, there is the opportunity to shop for that favourite bee merchandise from T shirts to earrings and so much more. Located in the main street of Crookwell surrounded by many other local boutiques bee sure to come and visit Belinda and her honey products.
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
Rising Sun Health is a family owned business with a passion for healthy, happy lives where exercise is more than exercise, its fun, achievable and customised to you. At Rising Sun Health they pride themselves on creating a welcoming community environment that supports every community members goals and focus. Rising Sun's owner, Aaron, has a proud military history serving his country for over 20 years, and has been involved in the fitness industry for over 10 years. Why not start that fitness journey today by calling or book your membership online.
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With soft fall for the kids to run and play come and visit Coleman Park for a day out. Time to relax with a coffee while the kids enjoy themselves on the new and beautiful equipment. In the summer take a nice refreshing dip in the pool located right next door.
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Parks and Gardens
Located at the northern end of Roberts Street, Crookwell, Pat Cullen Reserve is a haven for all sorts of interesting wildlife, the creek is home to a wide variety of waterfowl. Rakali are often spotted foraging among the reeds and other aquatic plants, and if you are really lucky you may see a platypus or two! It's just a short walk from Crookwell's town center, and features sculptures and murals, a creek side walking track, delightful shady trees, expansive areas of lush green lawn areas, public toilets and picnic tables. It's a top spot to unwind and enjoy some fresh air and sunshine, followed by a delicious picnic lunch!
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
Boasting with snow dusted winters and warm cosy fires, autumns ablaze with colour, spring blooms galore and stunning summer days is a where you will find yourself emerged in the history dating as far back to 1820. Located a short drive from Canberra and 2.5hrs from Sydney see visitors stop here daily to take in this majestic place with all its charm to share. With over 30 historic points of interest in the walk you will be sure to need more than one day to take it all in from Stephenson Mill built in 1871 to the Victorian Free Classical Style court house built in 1891 to St Bartholomew's Anglican Church which today has the largest digital pipe organ in the southern hemisphere. Crookwell is a must destination for history buffs with its own Historical Society to find that missing piece of information you may desire to complete the missing link with your ancestors.
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What better way to cool off than to take a dip in the Crookwell Pool. This new facility built in 2024 is a wonderful place for young children to swim, for residents to cool down during the summer, and for the community to swim laps to stay fit and healthy in the crystal clear waters. With a beautiful park right outside the pool for family and friends to gather and the Visitor Information Centre at the front of the pool.
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
The Crookwell railway station is a historic gem. The railway yards were first opened in 1902 and were a significant pioneer terminus station. The line was used to transport stock and goods which included potatoes, iron ore and superphosphates as well as people. The facilities are still present today including a 100-foot platform, wooden station building, stock siding with yards, goods shed, 60-foot turntable and ash pit. Passenger services ceased in 1979 with freight terminating shortly after. The line remained open for tours between 1983 and 1985, with 1985 being the last year a train operated on the line. The station is accessible at any time but on the third Saturday of each month, visitors can learn how the fettler (track workers) operated, enjoying the original station building and train tracks. They can also view the 60-foot cast iron William Sellars Turntable.
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
Crookwell & District Art Gallery - CDAG is a cultural facility of the Upper Lachlan Shire Council. It is a S355 committee of the ULSC which is run by volunteers. The gallery aims to encourage and develop an appreciation, awareness and enjoyment of the arts in the community and to encourage intellectual and artistic exchange of ideas through the practice of artmaking. The gallery hosts exhibitions and opening events, artist talks, outreach projects and monthly open door at the gallery activities including the annual Art on the Range exhibition each November. The Community Art Collection - Acquisitive exhibitions have been held since the inaugural exhibition contributing to a collection of artworks. These are housed and are on display at the art gallery between exhibitions. The collection is owned by the community. Contact the Gallery for next exhibition dates.
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Crookwell golf course is a picturesque nine-hole, 18-tee course and an adjoining clubhouse. The clubhouse comprises a bar and bistro and is generally staffed Thursday – Saturday evenings and all day Saturday. With an abundance of trees, well-groomed fairways, waterways and elevated greens. The course is a comfortable walk for the social golfer while being tough enough to be a challenge for the more serious golfer. Crookwell Golf Club is well known for its hospitality, friendly atmosphere, and beautiful country views. Competition golf is played on Saturdays and visitors are welcome to participate, bookings are not recommended but not essential . The 19th Hole Cafe can be booked for functions. Please refer to the website and social media channels for details.
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The Crookwell tennis courts are centrally located. Multiple courts provide plenty of space for a social hit between players of all abilities. The Crookwell Tennis Club offers the chance for registered and unregistered players to join in on regular social games. The club also holds a weekly competitive competition. There is plenty of parking on site. You can book a court or coaching through the Play Tennis web site
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
Crookwell Library offers a range of events, activities and services to suit all ages and interests . During school holidays, they host a great selection of events and activities for locals and those travelling through Crookwell. If you are just visiting the Upper Lachlan Shire you don't need to become a member to partake in these programs and it gives the kids something to fill in their time while away. Membership is free if you live in the Upper Lachlan Shire Council area. With a relaxing atmosphere and helpful staff to enjoy your experience and find what your looking for. The Library is host to the Historical Society for all the history of The Upper Lachlan Shire including the Hall of Fame.
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The Crookwell Sporting Hall of Fame, located in the Crookwell Memorial Hall, celebrates local athletes who have achieved success in sports like hockey, polocrosse, and rugby union. Established in 1999, it honors residents who have represented Australia, with a strong focus on the town's rich hockey history and numerous Hockeyroos representatives. The Hall features local talent including elite hockey players Emily Chalker and Kellie White.
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Shopping and Markets
Come and talk to the team at Red Dirt Apparel about your country essentials, workwear and custom embroidery tailored to your needs. Country workwear for all seasons including the latest fashion of high quality garments. The friendly team can quote you for your next business apparel. Let your logo define you. For all enquiries please call or email the team for your enquiries.
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
Rising Sun Health is a family owned business with a passion for healthy, happy lives where exercise is more than exercise, its fun, achievable and customised to you. At Rising Sun Health they pride themselves on creating a welcoming community environment that supports every community members goals and focus. Rising Sun's owner, Aaron, has a proud military history serving his country for over 20 years, and has been involved in the fitness industry for over 10 years. Why not start that fitness journey today by calling or book your membership online.
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Crookwell Footwear and Workwear pride themselves on stocking high quality items that are designed to last. In stock quality clothing and footwear for babies, kids, adults and the home. Their products are tried and tested ready to go straight to the paddock or office. You'll find a range of products from R.M Williams, Thomas Cook, Ringers Western Pure Western, Akubra, Ariat, Redback, Goondiwindi Cotton, Marco Polo, Cabello, New Balance and many more.
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Crookwell Emporium - Local - Creative - Authentic products and produce from the region. Alpaca yarn, cushions, scarves, beanies, gloves, socks, toys; Merino shirts, t-shirts, UGGs, slippers, hats and skins; local naturally grown farm products including pickles, tomato pasta sauce, gherkins, beetroot relish, olive oil, onion relish, vinegar, wild honey; homemade chocolate, sweets, homewares; handmade bags, mosaic tables, hand knitted garments and toys, designer wraps and jackets, haberdashery, cards, wrapping paper, Antiques. Imported ceramic products from Italy; Quality Alpaca from Peru and Ecuador. Near the roundabout. Appreciate country service, country products, country fare.
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Country Bunches opened in 1996. Crookwell Country Bunches was founded on a love of flowers. They pride themselves on having a beautiful selection of arrangements and bouquets to choose from. Also, believing in adding a little something extra with your delivery is a sure way to put a smile on your loved one's face. That's why they offer a stunning and carefully curated selection of giftware, homeware, and garden furniture. You can check out their range online, or give them a call as they have much more in store. They are also an Interflora Agent florist, meaning they can send flowers throughout Australia and worldwide.
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No matter what season it is Top Paddock Homewares, Gifts and Accessories Crookwell will have the perfect gift or accessory you desire. From the latest high quality fashion to matching accessories to seasonal gift ideas. New arrivals in store. Located on the heart of town a shoppers delight to find.
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Vinnies shops sell great quality donated items, which raise money to enable to assist people in the community experiencing hardship. In the Crookwell shop you'll find a great variety of kitchen and homewares, clothing, jewellery, accessories, books, toys, media items, and collectables. With new stock out every day, you are sure to find a pre-loved bargain, and can feel good knowing you are part of the sustainable economy and helping others at the same time!
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Welcome The Christian Bookshop is a joint project of the churches of Crookwell. It has been serving the communities of the Southern Tablelands since 1986. It is run by a team of local volunteers and provides a space for a drop-in, a chat and a cuppa, as well as a supply of books, greeting cards and gifts.
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Parks and Gardens
Kiamma Creek runs through Crookwell and is bordered by the Pat Cullen Reserve, a tranquil park with walking tracks and a sensory garden, popular for its natural environment and platypus sightings. Situated close to the creek is a BBQ facility for those beautiful spring and summer days to have lunch and watch the local ducks visit you. Shaded by the trees or sit on the park bench listening to the wildlife.
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The Lindner Quality Socks Factory and Sock Shop is situated on the main street of Crookwell, New South Wales. A family-owned and operated business, their tenth generation sock maker Andrew Lindner produces a variety of sock styles on-site using vintage machinery and locally sourced merino wool. Come and see their machines in action, and browse through their huge range of sock colours and styles in the Sock Shop - they have a sock for every occasion! Along with their range of unisex socks, they also sell a range of merino wool apparel and accessories.
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Agritourism
The Alpaca Farm Experience is a fun hands-on farm experience for animal lovers of all ages and those who are interested in improving the environment. Join the free range herd and watch them closely interact with each other and jostle for attention. Hand feed and observe their cheeky behaviour! It’s an opportunity to learn all about alpacas and the Australian alpaca industry. The activity includes an informative talk on the origins and history of alpacas, why they are so good for the environment, their uses and Alpaca animal husbandry. You also see alpaca products from raw fleece to finished product, or as they say, from paddock to product. Make sure you bring your camera as these adorable animals are extremely photogenic and it’s a chance to create some cherished memories that will always bring a smile to your face! As they sit at 1000 metres above sea level, it is cooler in Crookwell. It is recommended to include a jacket and wear suitable closed in shoes. All visitors leave as Australian Alpaca Ambassadors! Bookings are essential! Free parking on site.
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The Crookwell dog park is a fenced grassy area for your four-legged friend to romp and play and run off some steam. The park is also a great place for your dog to socialise with other dogs and have some fun. The dog park is an easy five-minute walk from the heart of Crookwell and the Crookwell Caravan Park.
Crookwell NSW
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