Brunkerville, NSW

When in Brunkerville it is essential to stop off at Rose Cottage and Wallis
Creek Pottery and Watergardens.

Rose Cottage is a local gallery featuring local arts, gifts and a coffee shop
and is housed in a restored traditional miners cottage.
Open Tuesday – Sunday 10am – 4pm.

Wallis Creek Pottery and Watergardens hold pottery making demonstrations,
and also feature paintings, sculpture, landscaped gardens, ponds and picnic
areas. Open Sunday and Monday 10am – 4pm, other times by appointment.

Nearest Airport: Cessnock

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About Brunkerville

Locality: Rural locality
Brunkerville Postcode: 2323
State: New South Wales
Region: Hunter
Latitude: -32.94884
Longitude: 151.47876
Elevation: 59m
Population: 204
Median Income: $32240
Area (Sq/km): 14.359
Timezone: Australia/Sydney

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Brunkerville New South Wales Australia