Bombala,
NSW
The town is in the middle of a picturesque valley of hills.
The streets are lined with willow and popular tress that add to the towns
beauty and charm. Situated in the picturesque valley of the Bombala
surrounded by hills. Willows and poplars line the river bank and oaks are
planted in the main street.
It is a charming town situated midway between the mountains and the south
coast and it is the largest town in the eastern Monaro. Like that of other
Monaro towns, Bombala's economy relies heavily on grazing and, to a lesser
extent, the timber industry.
Today, new industries are developing, including the production of lavender and products such as lavender jams, soaps and oils. Bombala's lavender is said to be on par with that produced in France.
Some of its interesting buildings include the Masonic Hall and Library Institute on Caveat Street, the Court House and several of the area's magnificent homesteads.
The rivers around Bombala have some of the highest populations of platypus in New South Wales, with the area promoted as "Australia's platypus capital". A visit to the Platypus Sanctuary, just out of town, is well worth it.
The stream trout fishing is reputedly some of the best in mainland Australia.
Mountain biking is yet another activity that has become increasingly popular in recent years and there are many kilometres of exhilarating and and thrilling trails on offer in designated State Forest areas.
Snowy Mountains Accommodation - snowymountains.com.au/
Accommodation
| Name | Rating | Phone | Location | Town |
| Maneroo Motel | 3 |
02-6458 3500 | 129 Maybe St (Monaro Hwy) 200m S of PO | Bombala |
| Mailcoach Guest House | 2.5 |
02-6458 3721 | 160 Maybe St 500m S of PO | Bombala |
| Bombala Park Caravan Reserve | 0 |
02-6458 3270 | Monaro Hwy adjacent to bridge | Bombala |
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