Jerilderie Accommodation, Hotels, Tours & Information

Jerilderie

Whether you are looking to break a long journey, to relax and soak up some unique Australian history and experience country lifestyle or to have a great time at a local event - Jerilderie has plenty to offer. There is lots to see and do at little or no cost, Jerilderie is steeped in history and is surrounded by natural wonders. Strategically located on the Newell, the main route between Brisbane and Melbourne and on the shortest route from Adelaide to Sydney - the township is nestled beside Billabong Creek, the longest creek in Australia. Jerilderie, meaning 'reedy place' is the only place to be visited by the Ned Kelly Gang in 1879. Come and see our National heritage sites on the Ned Kelly Trail and visit the Jerilderie Museum in our Visitor Information Centre at The Willows in Powell Street. Enjoy the eclectic mix of shops, award winning historic homes and galleries or take time out at any of our cafes or eateries, all right in the heart of town. Full range of accommodation for all types of travellers all offering good value, great service and country hospitality. Ample parking for caravan and motor homes in the central business district next to the Visitor Information Centre. Black water dump point adjacent to Jerilderie Lake.