Fossickers Tourist Park is a real Hidden Gem, we are located on the banks of the Peel River in a truly iconic and picturesque setting.
Come and try your luck Fossicking with the family or soak up this quiet and relaxing setting to do as much or as little as you want while exploring the perfect little town of Nundle.
The park is walking distance to everything in town and we offer Accommodation including our range of deluxe ensuite Riverview cabins, Family Villas, or Pet friendly Powered campsites with views over the Peel River and surrounding hills and farmland.
Fossickers Tourist Park is a proudly family owned and operated park, we pride ourself on ensuring all accommodation and facilities are kept meticulously clean and we will go above and beyond to make sure your stay is a memorable one.
Come say G’day to park owners Laura and Ben and see why so many people return year after year.
We are nestled in the tranquil surrounds of historic Nundle. The peace and quiet, beautiful hills, and boutique businesses in and around Nundle often give visitors reason to lengthen their stay in this unique country NSW town. An easy walk from our park will take you into the heartland of craft, antiques and house ware shops, museums, restaurants, pristine swimming pool, the famous Woollen Mill and the Legendary Peel Inn.
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The Peel River is the star of Nundle’s natural environment. The river winds its way through our Park and the town, providing a cool respite during summer for a paddle or fish. The Riverside Walk has become a popular attraction year-round and makes for an enjoyable way to take in the river and stretch your legs. A visit to Hanging Rock is essential to take in the natural beauty of the area, including a drive to Sheba Dams for camping, fishing or swimming, Ponderosa Park to take in the pine forest plantations, picnic and camping area, or Hanging Rock Lookout for exceptional views across the Peel Valley.
You don’t have to look far to experience remnants of the gold mining and grazing heritage of Nundle and surrounds. Among the oldest surviving buildings in Nundle are The Peel Inn, Odgers and McClelland Exchange Stores and Mount Misery Gold Mine Café. Open on Sundays, the Nundle Museum is a wonderful opportunity to see a carefully curated collection of domestic and community artefacts in the handsome former Nundle Courthouse.
Discover the wonders of this region by using Fossickers Tourist Park as a base to explore this area. Our town of Nundle nestles in the Tamworth region within the heart of North West NSW, also encompassing Manilla, Gunnedah, Barraba, Quirindi and the city hub of Tamworth. It’s an area renowned for its country hospitality and natural beauty. Check out nearby Chaffey Dam, a great spot for a walk or a picnic, and Sheba Dams, ideal for rainbow trout fishing.
