We got a 2 bed cabin for 4 nights. It was fine for us and our 2 greyhounds. Check-in was quick, friendly & efficient, the rooms were clean. A minor whinge was that the cooking utensils & pots were limited and the kitchenette space was small. Fine for 1 or 2 nights, but if we stayed longer in future we would get a 3 bed cabin.

Great powered camping sites, with no issues getting the tent pegs in. The spots near the laundry were nice and quiet, the spots at the back near the camp kitchen were noisier being near the highway and a business with dog protection at night, and early morning rooster. The bathrooms were top notch. The kids play areas were amazing. Our kids didn't want to leave. We also enjoyed the shared fire pit area. The camp kitchen was indoors and amazing, with outdoor BBQ. The service desk was the most friendly we've used.

Fantastic park! The facilities are modern, spotlessly clean, and well-maintained. We stayed at an ensuite site that was not only brand new but also incredibly spacious. The camp kitchen is fully equipped with everything you could possibly need, and the laundry facilities are top-notch with plenty of machines available. Highly recommend this place!

Top spot. Love its location in town. Great staff, easy checkin. The messages and hospitality just grand. Some awesome new amenities too. I've stayed here three times. After 1200km on road its perfect. Trust me, top spot.

Absolute loved it, the service from John and his team were sensational, myself and brother in law got to broken hill well after 10pm, couldn’t find anywhere to stay, I called John and he came from his place to get us a cabin, absolute legend. The service here is amazing. Thanks heaps to John and his team at the Broken Hill tourists park.

We had a non power and powered site. staff had us close together with our friends. Camp kitchen great as we were in roof top tents and it was wet. Best shower/ shower set up. A bit of a walk into town but doable. Would stay again. Thanks guys.

Stayed here 4 days seeing the sights of Broken Hill & surrounds. Really well maintained caravan park - you can feel the care & pride of the owners. Excellent, new amenities block (best showers at a campground ever!!), regular info about park & local activities & safety tips. Daily food vans, sausage sizzles, pancake day etc.

Great,easy car parks right around Plaza,for caravans as well,two main banks NAB,COM,one Cafe inside,across in main carpark where caravans park is Kings camping, discount Tyres.Comming in from Galena Street has a Woolworths service station,easy to drive around shopping center,but High RV'S KEEP a eye out for signs with height restrictions.Best and lest cloths shop inside Woolworths is close down,there shop is going to be taken over by NSW Transport,

Typical smallish shopping centre with Woolworths as main draw card. Clean and modern.

Not bad ,but a lot of shops closed up for good 😔. Just a few and Woolworths.

Big mall dominated by Woolworths most of the other shops seemed vacant

Great centre for banks, Service NSW, Woolworths and Harvy Norman

On stop shopping center got it all there good parking

Its almost empty .. only woolies and nab bank commonwealth bank .. best and less, just jeans.. one coffee shop pharmcy and 3 other shops and new bakery

Friendly service and I was surprised there's a museum at the back. I hope they advertise that a little bit more. It was very interesting. The ice cream I had was delicious full of peanut butter.. but very icy. I think probably there was a bit of misstep in its preparation. My friends enjoyed their milkshakes and their homemade flavours, though I still feel it was.. just artificial style flavours. Interesting disco Dinner vibe.

It's a retro milkbar. Good milkshakes. No thick shakes on Sunday? Great hot chips. The museum is free and worth a wander through as you go to the dunny (toilet).

We arrived shortly before closing, but were happily seated in the booth section. We both loved the 50's vibe. Staff was dressed in old school outfit which gave us a 'Back to the future' feel. We'll definately return!

A 50s style milk bar with milkshakes, spiders, waffles and burger-type food. It doesnt appear that the decor has changed much since the actual 50s, so it feels a bit grimy. However, the waffles were fresh and tasty, and the flat white was good but not great. But by far the biggest downer is the lack of relevancy in some of the wall art - images that should have been removed long before now (see pix).

Wow, great place, amazingly you walk in and take a step back in time. We had amazing food. I had the waffles with banana, 10/10.

A must do if in this town. Great flashback to the 50s worth the decor, milkshakes amd the customer service

Talk about stepping back on time....to actually a better time. Reminded me of my upbringing, the furniture, furnishings, the authentic milk bar keeper - fantastic milkshakes and hot dogs that took me back. An absolute must see, must visit!

Our first Mundi Festival was no disappointment. The logistics that happen behind the scenes for this festival are incredible. 6000+ Campers, 16000 individuals all but one were friendly, happy people. The volunteers are amazing. Great lineup of entertainment & the show stopper for was Leo Sayer. What an entertainer who is as good as his early days.This man knows how to to festival entertainment. 😀

Best visitor information centre I've been to in years. Very knowledgeable about their own area. Also, have pamphlets for other areas as well. I was so excited to see that, it's extremely hard to get hold of pamphlets these days. We will be touring Broken Hill again, to visit the lovely staff.

Lots of very useful local knowledge provided upon request at the Visitor Centre. An interesting town with so much to do and see. We loved our four busy days exploring BH and Silverton and local attractions. So much creative talent evidenced in the many art galleries. A Caution: We also joined the 10:00 heritage walk but found it very slow and repetitive taking just on 3 hours when it could EASILY be completed in half this time. We appreciate that these tours are run by volunteers with a wealth of knowledge and stories to tell but these could be shared between locations and kept relevant. With temps rising into the 30s less is more!

I did a waling tour it was wonderful Don was a wonderful talker about Broken Hill and showed us the aria around the history did not know about this city before now we know it now thank you Don

We did the free walking tour and our guide Judy was lovely and very knowledgeable about the history of Broken Hill. We highly recommend to do this when you visit Broken Hill. Thanks Judy

As always with Information Centers, Broken Hill had outstanding service and guidance. Corey was super helpful providing trye repair suggestions, local places of interest and travel itinerary further afield - all within a few minutes chatting. The center itself is a large freestanding complex - as they all should be - with plenty of parking for RVs and caravans. Also has a great coffee shop.

While visiting Broken Hill with friends, we were sitting having lunch at a Cafe when a gentleman came up to us and introduced himself to us from the Information Centre. He was brilliant and asked us if we had any plans for seeing things in Broken Hill. We had a great discussion of what to see along with some wonderful knowledge of Broken Hill. He also offered us any maps if we needed them. Not sure if this normally happens, but what a great idea of having someone from the Information Centre around in the town with the knowledge of Broken Hill and surrounding areas to talk with visitors.

The miners memorial is terrific. The Cafe is now closed and has been for a coupla years apparently. Bugga. Worse thing. The flying Australian National Flag is a disgrace. It's a tattered rag. Shame on ewe mob.

A great memorial to the very large number of miners who have died since mine started. Good to see that recent health and safety has nearly stopped the loss of life.

The location is amazing, the way they have set this out is just brilliant. We reckon that they should put the information centre up here. The machines that the miners give you are understanding of what it was like. The miners memorial is so interesting, you learn so much, their age, how they pass away, the it happened. I fully recommend that you put this on your list.

Such a sad but lovely memorial in honor of those who lost their lives. No tickets needed walk through but a bit disappointed that the information centre part was closed when we went.

This large memorial is in the open on top of a hill. It was very windy and cold the day we visited. Access the memorial along a raised board walk. Interesting seeing the multitude of names and causes of death and to realise the high risk toiners that persist today.

A very moving place so it pays to take a little extra time to read some of the name plaques at the memorial. Great views of broken hill and excellent spot to watch sunset. A must do when in Broken Hill. Free to enter.

A must to go and have a meal and a look. Wonderful staff and great food and scenery of Broken Hill.

Interesting stop to view some local silver jewellery, gemstones, artworks & knick knacks. The $20 family entry fee is worth it to check out The Big Picture & other displays

Well worth the small fee $7. Amazing painting - geographically fairly accurate. Well assembled.

I can't say how much I appreciate the staff here. They did an amazing job cleaning up and adding a pendent to my chain. The place was amazing to explore and the largest painting was like finding new little things. Its a must see in Broken Hill.

There’s some lovely jewellery in the shop lobby but $8.50 to visit the rest of the shop is pretty ludicrous. The giant painting is impressively large but twee - lots of disproportionate flora and fauna and stuffed toys. And don’t get me started on the fake aboriginal cave 🥴 If you really feel you must go, get the discount coupon from the info centre first - $6 will feel less ripped off.

It is interesting looking at the pure size of the painting but otherwise it's a bit touristy. The building itself uses space quite well and the cave like room with different types of stone and the room in which they make stuff was pretty neat.

A very special place to see history of silver minting. Plenty of silver jewellery, art pieces, chocolates and brikabrak to buy. The magnificent painting is just breathtaking! A must see to say the least. Entry is very Conservative.

Well, the lady that was there was a bit rude. Never look at you when talking to you. Keep doing her work. Like a robot .it needs a bit of love in there . But the big picture was nice to look at. Need to lots $$$ if you want to buy anything in there .

Brilliant. When enter the Pro Hart gallery you are meet with the friendly staff that will help you with any of your inquiry. The gallery is 3 level high, with the 1st level (the ground floor) full of so much information and so many amazing things to buy and you get to see Pro Hart work spot and watch are very interesting video 📹 of him. The next 2 level have his paintings 🖼 and again this was our first time and it was fantastic.

So happy we experienced all his talents and history of Pro Hart on Mon 1 sept Only $5/ head entry. Really well set up and sooo much to look at and enjoy. The lady that was working was warm and friendly. Worth going. 😊thank you!

OMG always admired the talent of this amazing person and to visit his gallery was a joy. More than I expected. Don't miss out on his sculptures across the road

A visit to Broken Hill would not be complete without going to the Pro Hart Gallery. And it was an easy 30 minute walk from town. Don’t miss the sculpture park across the Road, it’s so peaceful and all worth the visit. I also took a detour to Julie Harts Gallery on the way back.

It was an honour to finally be able to visit his home and gallery. $5 adults, $3 seniors and pensioners, children free. So good! Don't forget to go across the road and see his sculptures. That is free!

Fantastically presented gallery/ museum. Brilliant art of course, but nothing pretentious. Lots to look at and take in over the 3 levels. Friendly, helpful and engaging staff.

My favourite activity in Broken Hill. The Pro Hart Art Gallery is just out of town, plenty of street parking and only $5 for adults and $3 for kids / seniors to get in. Was wonderful seeing Pro Hart's old house and art studio (which is left in original condition). It is interesting to see his earlier works which were quite conservative and quintessentially captured Australian scenes like at the beach and the cricket. His later abstract works are what most people are familiar with - including the iconic carpet ads from the late 80s / early 90s. There are multiple levels of artworks here and you could spend a solid hour here or longer if you watch the documentary on loop. When the entry is so cheap I always like to support the gift shop so picked up some cool tea towels for home. The staff are really knowledgeable and friendly. There is an outdoor sculpture garden across the road. Several of Pro Hart's sculptures can be seen downtown as well as large painted artworks at Broken Hill Regional Airport inside the departures terminal.

A very popular tourist site if you are visiting Broken Hill. The panoramic view is just amazing, a combination of hills and valleys. Apparently, some scenes of Mad Max 2 were shot near this site. This place is a couple of kilometres from Silverton. Bear in mind that the road is very bumpy, and you need to look out for the sudden changes in the road profile. Further some places looked like they were in the way of floodwaters, and can contain some debris if there is a recent flooding. Despite the hardships, it's a must visit, you won't be disappointed.

A beautiful spot to see the whole open quiet scenery on a Monday arvo. Lovely spot to have noonies take in the sunset which we were too early..

Looks out over the Mundi Mundi Plains where Mad Max was filmed. Not alot to see but open expanse. Only 5kms from Silverton so worth a short drive.

Wow, so beautiful. You can see how big this beautiful country of ours is

I didn’t know mad Max was filmed here. But it is the perfect spot to watch the sunset with some cheese and wine. Once the sun goes down, you can stargaze.

It’s just a car park on the road to nowhere but it’s a great spot to appreciate the vast wilderness all the way to the horizon

Short drive from Silverton, a stop with a view over the vast Plains looking towards South Australia.

This place has delicious food and coffee😁👍. I had the delicious & fresh seafood Paella, nice fruity sauce, scallops were really good, the prawns not so, overall very flavourful😋. The Kilpatrick was very tasty!👌. The peanut butter ice cream cake with berries was very yummy!😁👍 nice atmosphere, good lighting, fast service, comfortable sitting and friendly staff, thanks guys😁👍. Highly recommended. Photos by: jesusbelievers_noah I.G & F.B

Service - 4/5 Mains - 3.5/5 Dessert - 5/5 Overall, our experience was nice. The wait time for our main meals was long. We waited at least 45 minutes. The gnocchi was a little bit bland. The paella had a burnt taste throughout it (the dish was burnt on the bottom) and it was a bit dry. Fortunately, the barramundi and pork belly was very tasty. The desserts tasted AMAZING. Highly recommend. Would visit again.

Good quality food. Loved the Paella dish. Enjoyed the food.

We had high expectations as we been here before. The whole meal was very pedestrian,the cook had no idea on what he was doing.The fat was to hot so the batter was burnt on the outside and raw in the ins

My goat curry was delicious, cooked to perfection n affordable price .

Would have been 5 stars if the steak had not have been tough. The Barramundi was excellent. The salad dressing was a revelation. Very nice ambience staff were courteous and well skilled at their trade.

Attentive service, relaxed atmosphere. Paella was great, prawns a tad overdone for my liking. Would have preferred that the shell was left unpeeled, but delicious. Friends curry (lamb) was quite fatty and not enjoyable they said. Well priced. Will certainly revisit.

Ordered take out - chicken tikka masala and garlic naan. Chicken was ok and naan was soft. Being only Indian restaurant in BH, I have nothing to complain.

Great little place in Broken Hill, and probably the only Indian restaurant in the town. A lot of people in the reviews have complained about the Naan, however, the Naans are 'home made' (having had them all my life I can tell the difference) and not packaged naans. That's why they taste different. The food definitely could be better in terms of consistency, however, the fact that one can have Indian food in the middle of nowhere is a luxury. The service was also great and the person taking the order was very polite and kind. Would definitely come back if we happen to pass by Broken Hill again.

This place has amazing authentic Indian food. I think it is one of the best places in Broken Hill to eat. Every time I order the staff are so friendly. It's great value, super fast, and delicious!

The lady here is so rude. She just rudely told me to stay outside. If you are not taking any orders, then at least mention it on the door and not let the customers wait 15 minutes for you while you ignore them and do your own thing Edit: You were open. You just rudely asked me to stay outside. I kept waiting outside for 15 minutes for you to come and take the order. I had to knock again several times until the guy came out and told me that you have too many order already and can not take any more orders. Yeah, I am also not dying to eat at your place either.

Sarika puts a massive amount of heart and care in showing Broken Hill her traditional cuisine and cooking. I have been a customer for more than several years and every order is quality. Excellent food and highly recommend.👍

Review has been edited. read in full! Ordered over the phone. Specifically asked about the free butter chicken for orders over $60(now $80). Was told that it was now only for orders over $80. Arrived to pay and the total came to $83. Guy who took payment said we hadn’t asked about the free butter chicken so we couldn’t get it and refused to acknowledge that we had in fact asked for it. Very disappointed! Came from Sydney. Won’t be eating here again! EDIT: Called by Sarika not even 20 minutes after leaving the above review, she was more than apologetic over the mixup and offered to deliver the butter chicken to our door. Her service is outstanding as is the food. Will definitely be eating here again.

Excellent choices of curries and sides; during our work visit we ordered from Masallas multiple times for dinner and lunch due to their wide selection of choices. From the naans to the curries the dishes were all delicious and of great size. In addition, the customer service was excellent and accommodating to our dietary requirements. And the Mango Lassi hit the spot! Thanks

Adelaide ,, takeaway note this Macca's is very good . Table service as well . No long waits here.

We walked in and we grabbed three frozen drinks and a soft serve we grabbed them in separate orders and grabbed our drinks and waited for our soft serve, after fifteen minutes we still hadn’t gotten it and told them about it and he made it and he through the thing out we were not happy with that which made me post this review Illustrated by Jace

Stopped in town for Mundi Mundi Bash and have had Maccas twice now. Best Maccas I think I've ever had. Chips are always hot and salty, and burgers don't look like landslides. Just seeing how the team works so smoothly and efficiently. Whoever is managing or who owns this store, you are doing an amazing job!

Juicy and yum Macspicy burger and delux burger meal We order online to pickup really Fast service with friendly staff And amazing offers for online an delivery option Value pack and many more Opens 24/7

good quick and easy food pitty they don't do dine in coffee in real cups

It's MacDonald's. You get what you pay for but I always find ordering on the video display a challenge and the guy behind the counter took my order and was super helpful 👌

This place has awesome creamy ice cream, nice salty fries, big juicy burgers, good orange juice, crispy apple pies and delicious chicken wraps must try👌the mozzarella sticks & salsa is delicious, the Angus beef burger is nice but the beef paddies is over portioned. McDs has fast service, friendly staff, comfortable sitting and nice atmosphere. Thanks guys😁👍. Big Macs is the best. The BBQ Angus beef is really good, also the nuggets are always tasty and crunchy. Photos by: jesusbelievers_noah I.G & F.B

the food was OK, the service was ordinary. we arrived and stood at the door for 10mins before walking to the bar and being asked “takeaway” When we were eventually shown to a table, we were not allowed to sit at a clean table, the lady had to clear and clean a table for us. 5mins after being seated we were given a menu and asked if we would like a drink, we said “yes please” and the lady walked off and spent most of the time talking to people on the table beside us After another 10mins the lady came over and asked if we wanted something to drink “we asked for a jug of pink lemonade” and she said “raspberry, same thing …” and 10mins later after chatting to the table beside us again she brought back a jug of Kirk’s Creaming Soda After 10mins the lady came back and asked “what do you want?” … we gave our entrees and almost finished our main - one of them being chicken with oyster sauce and vegetables - when the phone rang and the lady left the table, took the phone call - then didn’t return By this stage, another couple had walked up to the bar and asked for more drinks and she was on for a chat - all part of customer service, I get that but not when you haven’t finished taking our order or at least “train” someone else to answer phones or take orders at the bar After she had finished telling the couple the history of Moscato, she asked us “did you want to add to your order?” when we said “you didn’t finish taking the order” she seemed surprised Our meals came quick as lightning which was great considering we had been there for the best part of an hour at this stage. When we first arrived the venue was ½ full, by the time we got our meal we were the second last table there - the first was the table the lady spent most of her time at When our mains were brought out, it was apparent that the chicken and vegetables was missing oyster sauce to which we were given a blank stare And to top things off, no chopsticks either … Rather annoyed with the whole experience to be honest

Wonderful little restaurant, lovely friendly staff. They let us sit down and order even though it was 15-20 mins till closing and we had just arrived to town. Lovely food with handmade spring rolls. Very child friendly. Thank you for filling our bellies and looking after us so well after our long journey.

Food rice and duck cold. Was told that is how they serve it, heated it in a microwave. Restaurant empty and we were seated where take away customers congregated. After entres, We moved ourselves to another table. High pitched phone ringing for takeaway orders, staff left us half way through taking our order to take another phone call. Very expensive for a substandard meal. Don't waste your time or money. Go to The silver City Chinese, the food, service and atmosphere there is great. We try Chinese in every town we visit and the Golden Lotus is by and far the worst.

The most rudest staff we have ever come across in a restaurant. The 'owner' was very friendly with people she knew and the regulars but completely the opposite with travellers. Asked if we had booked- restaurant was empty although she continued to tell us they were very busy. Yes we understand that they had a lot of takeaways. Gave us 1 menu, had to ask for another menu and literally told to hurry up and order. Food was average, not the best chinese we have had. $10 corkage for wine, which is fine with us but she continued to tell us they were licenced but the cheapest wine was $39 bottle. Not a lot of options to go elsewhere so I think they have the monopoly, could use a lesson in customer service.

This place had delicious old style Chinese food. Awesome spring rolls; crispy and tasty, delicious duck very tender, sweet & sour pork is nice, beef & veg good, curry chicken the best and combination seafood fresh & amazing. Overall all lovely and great fried rice. Nice drinks, also good & hot Chinese tea👍. Great atmosphere, comfortable sitting, friendly staff and alright service needs improvement, thanks guys😁👍. Recommended here😋👌. Photos by: jesusbelievers_noah I.G & F.B

Was a great experience. And very good Chinese cuisine. Was very tasty and delicious, being a local will start going their more often.

Wow. Here in the outback Fantastic Chinese restaurant just above the motel opposite the train station. Great food and wine selection. Well recommended