Currabubula, NSW
Currabubula is a village of about 300 people, 30 km south-west of Tamworth and 15 km north-east of Werris Creek, on the road between the two. It lies below a sharp peak in open farming country at the northern edge of the Liverpool Plains.
Known For
- A free camp with hot showers
- The Red Cross Art Show
- A bush pub
Things To Do in Currabubula
The recreation ground offers camping for up to 72 hours with hot showers, toilets and gas barbecues, for a donation, which has made the village well known among caravanners. The Currabubula Red Cross Art Show, held in the memorial hall in late May, is one of the larger country art shows in the state, and boutique markets are held in May and December.
Where To Stay
Stay at the recreation ground, or at the caravan parks in Tamworth. Quirindi, 35 km south, also has a park.
Eat & Drink
The village pub serves meals. Werris Creek and Tamworth have shops and fuel.
Getting to Currabubula
Currabubula is on Werris Creek Road, half an hour from Tamworth.
Experiences
- Rural/Country
- Self-Drive
Popular Activities
- Driving
- Sightseeing
About Currabubula
- Locality: Rural locality
- Currabubula Postcode: 2342
- State: New South Wales
- Region: Country NSW
- Latitude: -31.26272
- Longitude: 150.73426
- Elevation: 430m
- Population: 332
- Median Income: $33956
- Area (Sq/km): 265.992
- Timezone: Australia/Sydney
