Spend a Spring Sunday in scenic Comboyne

GARDENS: pick up your map and tickets from the War Memorial Hall in Comboyne Street.

There are 6 country gardens to drive to. For the village gardens, free parking will be available at the Showground and there will be a courtesy bus doing the village circuit. You may choose to stroll to the 3 village gardens from the Showground. Tickets also available online & maps to be collected from the Hall.

WAR MEMORIAL HALL: The Hall is the information and exhibition centre - Art, history, quilts, Raw Earth Pottery, Comboyne Avocados & produce, to take home. While you are there enjoy a cup of tea, coffee and a sandwich.

THE VILLAGE: allow plenty of time for the Tractor Museum on Hill Street, call into Riverstone Treasures for retro & antique wares, swing by Eclectic & the Curious Plant Man where you will see the home of Raw Earth Pottery Studio & then take in the history & grounds of the old police goal at Larrikins Lockup where you can purchase stunning locally made timber pieces plus jewelry. The Museum is a must, 2511 Comboyne Rd & the Community Centre to purchase Comboyne history and cook books.

HUNGRY? buy a takeaway sandwich from the Hall, have Devonshire tea at the Museum, try the famous Udder Cow Cafe pie, coffee from Moody Moos at Larrikins Lockup, a pulled pork roll at the Comboyne Public School 100 year celebration and wash it down with a cold drink sitting on the deck at the Ex Services Club from 3pm.

(there are many more food options at each of these venues)*we think it's a lovely way to spend a Sunday in Spring*

* The Comboyne Public School will be celebrating their centenary on the same day. All visitors are welcome to walk around the beautiful small school. A historical display, speeches, activities for kids including face painting and a fairy garden. Plus food including pulled pork rolls, sausage sizzle and a produce stall.
For more information contact Penny on 0427 439 781.

Comboyne Gardens, A Spring Garden Walk is a fundraiser for the Comboyne War Memorial Hall. The hall is owned by the community!