Quirindi Caravan Parks, NSW

Located 393 kms NW of Sydney. Quirindi is regarded as the home of polo, which has a long history in the district and has produced one of the world's most famous polo players, Sinclair Hill. The Tamarang Club was formed in 1888 and was later immortalised by Banjo Paterson in his poem, the Geebung Polo Club. Since 1893, matches have been played on Quirindi's polo ground and every August, the town hosts a Polo Carnival. The area also lays claim to being the best sunflower producing district in the country. Local farmers have won Australia-wide contests for sunflower production

Accommodation

Quirindi Caravan Park

15 Rose Street
Quirindi NSW 2343

Phone: 02 6746 2407