100% Outback...In Style
5 Star Guest Rating - TripAdvisor Top 10% Accommodation Worldwide
Tripadvisor Top 10% Accommodation Worldwide 2022, 2021 & 2020
Travellers Choice Certificate of Excellence
2019 TripAdvisor Hall of Fame
Tripadvisor Certificate of Excellence Award 2015 to 2023 inclusive
2021 Australian Traveller Hot Property
2021 #2 - Escape Magazine 10 Top Getaways
Two night minimum stay is firmly recommended by us and our guests.
For those wishing to enjoy a longer time with us and experience our incredibly diverse region, we can recommend much to do and see within a one hour drive.
All accommodations are non smoking.
Our recommendations for exploring our vibrant region
ACTIVITIES AT CORYNNIA STATION
Farm tours, campfires, tennis , pool, pushbikes, boule, airstrip cricket, nature walks, stunning homestead gardens, bird watching, native wild life, Julie’s kangaroo orphans, friendly animals, amazingly huge skies with breathtaking sunsets and trillions of stars in the night sky. So much to see and do ……or just relax……at friendly Corynnia Station!
Amazing 360 Degree Skies
Corynnia Station is beautiful and breathtakingly Outback. Guests will be overwhelmed by the vast skies. Sunrises and sunsets change by the minute followed by trillions of stars reaching to eternity.
Swimming Pool
Chilling out at Corynnia Station is easy. Enjoy a refreshing swim in the pool, the best way to cool yourself off in the Australian Outback.
Campfires
During the cooler months, a highlight or our guests is our campfire under the massive milky way. In the hotter months we enjoy a chat, sundowners and the stars….without the fire…..
Push Bikes
Explore the station on pushbikes of all sizes – remember to bring your helmets.
Bushwalking, Bird Watching and Native Wildlife
Bird watchers and ecological enthusiasts will enjoy the native flora and fauna whilst exploring our ancient dry box swamp covering 1000 acres with a bio-diversity study report. This is not a guided tour.
Anyone for Boule?
A fun game to be enjoyed on the homestead lawns or on the airstrip.
Tennis Court
Fancy a game of tennis? Racquets are provided but bring your balls with you.
Group Farm Tour or Cotton Gin Tour
If your group is interested to learn something of what happens on busy Corynnia Station and are staying with us for a minimum pod two nights, please click here to email your request. Availability for groups under 10 adults is dependant on our farming programme at the time. Minimum $300.
Our guests are also welcome to take in a self-drive tour following our ‘mud map’.
Rivcott Cotton Gin is the largest and most modern gin in the world. Tours are not available to the general public and are only available to our guests during the ginning season by clicking here to email us your request. Minimum $300.
FARM OR GARDEN TOURS FOR WITH SMOKO
We welcome groups of 8 adults or more not staying with us for a guided farm tour and/or garden walk with morning or afternoon tea.
CARRATHOOL RACES
The epitome of the ‘bush race’ meeting held on the 1st Saturday in March. Corynnia Station is the most conveniently located accommodation.
ALTINA WILDLIFE PARK
Highly recommended!
We advise to book your tour well ahead and directly with Altina.
This outstanding Safari Park, cradled amongst majestic River Red Gums, offers unique personalised tours allowing visitors to experience close up encounters with exotic and native animals via Horse Drawn Cart and furnished with comfortable seats.
1924 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost visits
We welcome groups to visit us for day trips.
A farm tour and delicious farm lunch are recommended for groups visiting for the day.
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HAY
Hay is an iconic rural town with a population of 3000 residents.
For more information on tourist attractions, visit www.hay.nsw.gov.au
For information on festivals and events, visit www.hay.nsw.gov.au/FestivalsEvents
GRIFFITH
Always lots on and much to see in this vibrant multicultural city of 24,000 residents.
Award winning restaurants, wineries, museums and art galleries.
For information on tourist attractions, visit www.griffith.nsw.gov.au
For information on festivals, markets & exhibitions, visit www.facebook.com/whatsonatgriffith
CARRATHOOL
Carrathool was originally built on the river for the paddle steamers, then moved to the railhead where it is today… but now there’s no rail either.
History tells us there were originally 2,200 people in Carrathool, now the sign says population 99 but even that is an overestimation.
Pull in for a drink at the Carrathool Hotel before arriving at Corynnia Station.
Picnics, swimming and fishing on the Murrumbidgee river at Carrathool is a great way to spend the day.
