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

Great place to have a cool drink and food. They also sell souvenirs & t-shirts. All day menu is great so you can eat at any time after the bakery is closed.

Great people and our burgers were so good. The egg was perfectly done, chips were good, but we were stalked by birds! Definitely don't feed them! Lol, literally it started with one, and before you know it we were surrounded - and we DIDN'T feed them. Good food, decent prices, and a talking cockatoo at the back near the toilets. Adorable. We aren't into Mad Max, but the other memorabilia around is cool. Worth the stop.

This place is certainly about the vibe. The service can be a little bit short as in a bit rough but it seems okay. I definitely want to come back here and check out all the decoration. History and memorabilia of all the famous people, TV shows and movies that have used this hotel. I think the food is okay but we only got chips this time.

We ordered seafood basket and grilled fish and vegies. Umph, grilled fish, hot chips good but vegies and seafood basket heated food. Our wines were $8 a glass which was good. Best thing was being out there at sunset as the flies went to bed, the camel ride came into town and the donkeys grazed down the road. The hotel was very dog friendly but not busy.

It was a pleasure to be welcomed by 4 Donkeys when we walked over to the pub for dinner, the ‘inside’ staff were very welcoming, the beer was cold and the food was a simple menu but well cooked and timely.

Quite the worst pub food I have ever been served. Bangers and mash, hard to stuff up but they did. In a sentence, set a low standard and failed to achieve it. Cheap thin sausages that appeared to have been tortured in a sandwich press. Gravy that was congealed like resin. This place runs on a memory, thats all it will be to me now. Over priced and over rated. A diehard mad max fan may find the sights of of interest, otherwise save your money, time and suspension.

Great place to visit. Highly recommend going there.

Fascinating museum with all original costumes and wrecked cars and gear used in the filming. Unseen behind the scenes footage and 100s of still photos. A must see - especially if you saw the movie.

Loved our experience! A lot of work and effort has gone into this private museum. We certainly enjoyed ourself. The owners were lovely and we enjoyed our chat!

Must visit if you like the Mad Max films, lots of paraphernalia from the Mad Max 2 film. Cars and props from the film. People that run the museum are very friendly and informative.

A lot of work has been put into replicating props/vehicles that have been destroyed or are in museums overseas. Some original pieces are on display. A great display of photos from filming and other sources. Glad we made the effort to go.

If your into Mad Max movies and you love the cars and memorabilia than you cannot miss this place ... may hubby tooks lots of pictures of the supercharge cars and sent them to our sons who were so jealous... lots of history & the owners have so much knowledge

My god! Where do I start? Even though the place is small they have so much memorabilia to look at and actual stuff from the movie. The couple that run it are so nice and love to have a chat. Recommend this place 100%.

It's a great location full of Mad Max 2 history. Everything from original cars , wrecks , props &, film scripts . Lots of photos with interesting notes . Worth dropping in to see. Cheers for the chat! 🤘👽🤘

Another great museum in Silverton, the Silverton Goal is a beautiful old building and had a very extensive collection of historical artefacts from the area. I had a wonderful chat with the caretaker who told me about some locations in the area where Mad Max 2 was filmed and that he and his wife were involved in the film, too.

Wasn't expecting such a huge amount of information and history when I walked in. Friendly and helpful staff. Allow some extra time for this sppt. A massive amount of town history on one place.

I spent a good hour here today fully entertained and only left as I had the dog with me. There’s plenty to see, more than expected that’s for sure. 18 rooms of history both from the Gaol itself it also collections from the whole area. You can certainly get a feel of life in the ‘old times’ of Silverton and of the many mining exploits throughout the region. Everyone would find something of interest whether that’s family life or mining. Got to be worth a visit.

We enjoyed the Silverton museum, so many items to tell about life in the remote outback. The lady at the front was lovely too!

A great collection of artifacts and objects from the local footy team from 1907 to hairdressing. Love the electric curler set and bathtub. Thought it was an early version of an electric chair!

Great place to visit and the lovely lady that is there was so helpful and amazing. A must see

Very interesting enjoyed it, interesting about the hospital and the family’s that came out here

Laundry is terrible. 3 ancient top loading machines and only 1 works. Bring your $1 coins. The floor of both the laundry and showers is dirty as are the shower curtains. No water at the basins as the water can't be used. The sites are great - sizeable and flat which brings my rating to 3 stars.

Really good place to pull up and set up your tent for the night. It has a quick walking path all the way up to the Silverton Hotel and the amenities are very clean. It's a really good campground!

We had a powered camp site booked. I arrived with a cracked rib which was making getting out of my swag problematic. My mates camped but when I asked the host, a top fella, was able to help me get into a cabin. I really appreciate this act of genuine customer service, and just decent human behaviour!!

Beautiful spot to camp for an unpowered site. Had HEAPS of room to choose from. Sites were all 99% flat which made setting up camp for all kinds of set up super easy! Fire pits available if you choose to want to have a fire. Amenities are really clean and comfortable to use. It was very nice to have a hot shower after being on the road for a couple weeks in the outback. Staff were very friendly and took care of us! If you wanted to explore the area this it the place to stay!

We absolutely loved it here. We had an unpowered site. I booked on line, nice and easy. When we checked in we were told we could just go and pick our own site, which we really liked. The sites are massive. The hosts are super friendly and even helped us out with our broken awning. So much to see in the town and the sunset was awesome. The park also has plenty of trees for shade. Only a 5 minute walk into town.

Our 4th visit. We always arrive unexpectedly and are catered for every time. Best showers, great facilities, friendly hosts and always accommodating. The history of this place is amazing. A short walk into Silverton were you can spend hours just wandering around the ruins. Or just sit around a campfire and relax in the shade of a nearby tree. So close to Broken Hill. We will return again and again.

Great Campsite, very relaxed and friendly staff. The unpowered sites are spacious. Toilets, showers and a basic laundry. Easy walk via walkway from the campsite to the town, pub, cafe, Art Gallery and Mad Max Museum.

Getting to see & experience this historic mine (in operation from 1880s) was very enlightening. Whole new appreciation for how hard a miners life was. The underground tour can be tight in some places and not everyone on our tour coped well with that, so just bare that in mind if you are claustrophobic or have a large frame. Scones at the end were lovely. If you have the time when out Broken Hill way I recommend popping in for a visit.

The area seems pretty looked after, they try their best. Very friendly people and full of tourists. The road to get there can be very rough though. I just hope next time that I can understand the tour guide better, his accent was abit mumbled. It is full of information and memorabilia. When there was a big crowd and the buses of people coming in, it was a little bit confusing. Who was going with which group. There is very little mobile reception so best to bring cash as the payment systems for card can fail.

Brilliant experience! The boys doing the tour work were friendly and entertaining. The lady in the kitchen made the most amazing scones and the quandong jam was delicious! Easy to get too, plenty of parking. Really peaceful place. Definitely worth the trip out☺️

Really enjoyed the mine tour experience. Very real and certainly not "modified" for unfit tourists. On the negative - the grumpy old man at reception needs to let up on his lecturing for cash payments. For improvement - our guide Angus was very knowledgeable with a good sense of humor, however, his mono tonal and rapid speech made it difficult to understand him all the time and would have been impossible to understand for many O/S tourists.

Terrific insight into the mining realities of late 19th Century. The life beyond tough, makes today’s workplaces seem like an absolute picnic! The guide really told it how it was, which was fascinating and horrifying. Highly recommended tour. Scones afterwords delicious. NB: Apple Maps sent us to the wrong spot, so I’ve reported the issue

An eye opening tour about Australian historic mining. The guide was very knowledgeable and was great. I highly recommend the underground mining tour, but you do need to be about to walk down/up stairs and hunched over in the areas only 1.2m high. Enclosed shoes are a must. Our 8yr old loved every second of the tour. It's very authentic. Try the scones and tea afterwards or beforehand, yum. The staff here are helpful, friendly, and knowledgeable.

Now this is worth visiting.... the way miners operated in early times.... my hats off to them....hard work in trying conditions. Gives you a perspective of times gone bye. Excellent home cooked scones at the end.

I absolutely love the Silverton Bakery! It’s not just a great little country bakery — it’s honestly the best bakery I’ve ever had the pleasure of visiting. If I lived closer, I’d be there every week without question. Sadly, I’m about 1,000 kilometres away, but that hasn’t stopped me from dreaming about it regularly. Their lamb pie is hands-down the best pie I’ve ever eaten — no exaggeration. The filling is rich and savoury with beautifully tender lamb, and there’s a subtle but perfect hint of mint and rosemary that takes it to a whole new level. It’s a flavour combination that works incredibly well and gives the pie a bit of an elevated, gourmet feel while still being hearty and comforting. The cinnamon buns are another standout. They’re soft, perfectly spiced, and topped with a generous layer of cream cheese icing that’s not too sweet — just right. It’s one of those treats you eat slowly just to savour every bite. Everything here feels like it’s made with genuine care and passion. It’s a charming spot in a beautiful part of the world, and absolutely worth the detour if you’re anywhere near Silverton. I’ll definitely be back the next time I’m in the area.

Myself and my partner stopped into Silverton bakery. OMG!! The best curry chicken pie with chips and gravy and lamb pie with chips and gravy and a cheeky custard tart and apple crumble to finish it off. Will definitely be coming back again. 10/10

OMG - I just the most amazing cinnamon scroll, hot out of the oven. As good as the ones I used to get in Canada. Serviced by the most lovely (?)French /French Canadian woman. Sausage roll was excellent. Super clean and worth every bump in the road to get there. What a highlight! I would head back just to have morning tea there again. Resident donkeys arrived as we left.

Absolutely fantastic, The cheese and bacon pie was amazing, The apple turnover after was heaven, Highly recommend stopping in here and trying everything. Best part was the gluten free options. My wife who is celiac was overwhelmed with the options and enjoyed every bite.

Thank you for a wonderful service through your busiest week of the year. I was fortunate to be based in Silverton for the week & enjoyed delicious pies cinnamon scrolls rhubarb danish & many other treats. Your staff were amazing & were so efficient with such a high volume of people, well done 🥰

Hands down BEST BAKERY in Australia!!! Every bakery has the usual fare you can expect, pies, scrolls etc. But out here in forgotten little Silverton is the best bakery food you will ever have the pleasure of tasting. Proper local made, fresh and made with real love from a true baker!! If you make the drive and dont come here, you just missed the best baked food in Australia. Dont miss it

Would easily be the best bakery in Australia! Food and coffee was AMAZING! Best brownie and sausage roll I’ve ever had in all my travels. Customer service was lovely, the girls were so easy to have a chat too. I’d happily drive 8 hours from home just to go here.

Focaccia ham and coffee are fantastic! Meal is very big, great taste, price is reasonable. Strongly recommend

6 star coffee in a modern gorgeous setting. Staff are amazing and experienced. Pastries and toasties are a little pricey for this retiree but look delicious.

Popped in very quickly to grab some takeaway lunch while my baby slept in the car. Service was great, very fast! I went back and waited in my car for a few minutes (with my sleeping baby) to find everything was ready and waiting for me on the counter when I went back in. Chicken baguettes are delicious and so was the coffee! Will definitely be back here again! Thank you 👌👌👌

Yum! Dropped in as this was the first cafe we saw while going through Broken Hill and wow, more vegan delicacies than any cafe we’ve been to, anywhere! Tried the strawberry lychee danish and it was sensational. Oh, the coffee is great too :)

Great find for on the way to Mundi. Plenty of gluten free options - the B&E roll was delicious. Coffee was best I’ve had in Broken Hill.

Absolutely delicious food, wonderful coffee (the cats pajamas) with very fair prices. Walk in and you'd swear it was on par with the big city! Best coffee in town by far.

To start, exc coffee. Interesting, enticing choice of food, we had Cheese Slaw Chicken huge toastie. Followed by divine Citrus Polenta delectable. Staff helpful, service prompt. Did I mention great repurposed venue.

We've stayed at hundreds of motels around Australia and this is one of the best ever. Great set up with dining area, lovely kitchenette and a comfortable big sofa that leads into a separate bedroom with walk in wardrobe space and a large, modern bathroom. The bed was luxurious and even though it looks as if it's situated on a highway it's very quiet. What a gem!

This is a superb place to stay. Comfortable spacious accommodation, immaculately clean. Friendly helpful staff. Easy walking to pubs and cafes on Argent St. Just the perfect base to explore Broken Hill.

Very clean, comfortable and spacious. Wonderful bed, although I didn't like the pillows, not that there was anything wrong with them. We would highly recommend this place.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5/5 – Excellent Stay at Red Earth Motel We had a fantastic stay at the Red Earth Motel. The room was spacious, spotless, and very comfortable, with a great bathroom featuring a huge spa bath. The motel was quiet and relaxing, and the staff were friendly and extremely helpful, especially Lindsay. Highly recommend this motel for anyone visiting Broken Hill — we’ll definitely stay again!

Myself and my daughter stayed here for a couple of nights before and after a charity rally. Beautiful Motel, extremely clean and well maintained, very comfortable and staff are lovely. Would recommend Red Earth Motel to anyone stopping in Broken Hill.

A great place to stay. Rooms are clean, comfortable and spacious. The level of detail the management have gone to in the room only makes the stay better.

Great experience. Highly recommended. Rooms are spacious and comfortable. Super clean.

What a nice surprise of an art gallery. It had quite a few exhibits including the Bald Archy Prize portraits when we were there. We were able to spend quite some time viewing the art works since the gallery welcomed our dog also. The place is a credit to the Broken Hill township.

Really enjoyed our recent visit, a great introduction from the staff member on arrival and a really calming experience taking in several high-quality exhibits. The Sam Byrne exhibit was a highlight. The building is also impressive, a great space. Highly recommend.

Broken Hill should be very proud of this beautiful gallery. Stunning building and beautifully presented works. I enjoyed visiting the pro hart art competition works.

Another gem in the west. Pro Hart prize was on exhibition along with the permanent exhibits. 100% recommended with great staff who are only too happy to help make your experience the best it can be.

Fantastic. Stunning art work. Some incredible historical pieces along with contemporary exhibitions. Absolutely worth visiting.

A great Council regional art gallery with work by some of the great outback artists, indigenous artists & “Brushmen from the Bush”. Entry is free but you are encouraged to make a donation. The shop has some very nice souvenirs too.

Great collection in a lovely building.

Had a lovely walk through this park, very family orientated. Beautiful flowers and trees. Playground for children also a skate park. Hubby said is BBQs in where the children's playground is. Very tidy and clean..

Beautiful park, super green! There's a really cool skating area which is a plus and also a couple of water dispensers. Many benches under the shadow too! There's also free parking all around it.

New exercise equipment is installed. Good park to do walking and exercise. Kids play area is nice and big. Skate park area is full of graffiti. Bad language kids. Not attractive. Grass area is nice. People come here for picnic. Many events are held at this park. Like markets Christmas carols, and more.

A lovely park with skate area, playground, park, rose garden and beautiful green lawn.

Lovely park, but couldn't use the dog park facility, and whoever heard of a park where you cant use toys? We are travelling and desperately need somewhere to let our dogs run hard for 15 mins or so, at which point we leave and let the next people have free run. At this one, people were using it like a picnic area with prams and small kids. Our dogs would have been too boisterous. After walking around for 15 mins or so, and nobody moved on, we gave up and left.

A great place to be with friends or a responsible dog. Lovely roses, prickle-free grass and huge old shade trees..

Really fun place for the kids, BBQ, fenced, good for all ages, toddlers too. Toilets drinking water, picnic tables, and history around the titanic band.

Wow what an amazing museum I loved the history and the volunteer staff are amazing thank you so much for a great day

Fabulous museum - not only the train collection, some of which you can walk through. It had a substantial collection of ores and mineral samples, the hospital section and migrants section. It's also the actual location of the historic railway station.

A fantastic display of Broken Hills history with trams and some other community historic displays. The staff were so lovely and welcoming and happy to chat ! Would recommend this stop for all!

Outstanding. So much interesting history, beautifully presented. History is far broader than simply trains. Also includes nursing, mining and rocks, social history of Broken Hill including the Queen's visit. Just amazing. Would recommend allowing 2 hours if possible.

Amazing place. Full of so many interesting things from the past - not just rail history, but Migrants, hospital, Vivienne Bulwinkle and lots of other interesting things.

What a great place to visit and spend an hour, very well presented and informative volunteers. I particularly enjoyed being able to climb aboard the engines and walk through carriages, really getting a feel for the times. My favourite being the 1937 Silver City Comet, acquired in 1990. Most trains on Australian lines were built in Manchester, England. What a journey to get to Broken Hill. There’s plenty to see of general life through the times that will entertain all.

A real gem. This place has a few old carriages, and a lot of information about them. Usually not that busy, and takes around 20 mins to go through the place. The centre of the town and many other attractions are very close. This place does close soon, so maybe start your day with this, and move to the other spots.

The museum is well worth a visit The history of the city is bound up in mining and mineral resources There is a great collection of mineral samples and many historical documents and photographs Highly recommended

Fantastic hour I spent going through here, and that was rushing things. Lots of info and mineral samples which I love, and the video while slightly dated, has a great explanation on how the ore body formed.

Interesting place, informative staff, loved learning about the minerals and rocks discovered and mined around our local. A microscope so you can look at them in detail. A little gift shop aswell to purchase some very reasonable priced rocks to take home. Donation as the entry fee. I love crystals 😉 Just a couple of photos I thought I'd share.

Well worth the entry fee. It doesn’t look like much from the outside, but once you step in the door you realise you’ve found a gem (pun intended). Not so suitable for very small children but anyone aged 10+ should enjoy themselves. You don’t need to have an interest in minerals/mining, it’s interesting regardless. Allow about 45 minutes for a full walkthrough. There’s some gems and such available in the gift shop.

A great museum for anyone interested in minerals and ores. So well displayed.

Anyone visiting Broken Hill should consider this a must see. Such an unexpected pleasure to find such a comprehensive explanation and display of the history and fabulous mineral wealth of Broken Hill. Do not miss the 11 minutes documentary.

The Geo centre as it's locally known covers the different minerals and genealogical finds that are apart of the Line of Lode. There are some great audio visual presentations, many mineral displays and lots of read. It's a must visit for those who love geology and enjoy gemstones and mineral collections.

I thought the hot stone steak grilling was a fun experience and the meat was a high quality, although the parmigiana was overpriced for what was delivered. Good drink specials too.

Great spot for lunch with friendly and efficient service. We shared the caesar salad which had an "add protein" option, the arancini balls in romesco sauce and chips. All delicious.

I move this Pub and love this town!! Arrived 5 days ago from Wisconsin. The setting is great. Spring is really coming along and you can enjoy the sunshine at lunch time. Plus the daily specials are just great. Today. Monday. Is the Chilli Mussels….. a very generous portion. The sauce was simmered perfectly with just the right balance of garlic, peppers and tomato sauce. Plenty of sauce to accent the mussels and the garlic bread. The flavor from incredible from the first bite to the last. Be sure and save a little of your bread to get every bit of the sauce from the bottom of the plate. The staff, chef and people are super friendly.

We cannot fault our visit to the BHP. We’ve travelled extensively & I would have to say, hands down, the BHP’s Roasted Vegetables & Quinoa Bowl (w Grilled Haloumi), was the best I’ve had. It was packed with flavour; from the burst of the fresh pomegranate to the creamy tang of the tahini dressing, it was a taste sensation. My husband couldn’t go past the Chicken Schnitzel & that was equally impressive. The portion size of both meals was generous. We’ll probably return before we leave Broken Hill. Thank you Chef! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Wow, what a great pub! Great delicious food, lovely atmosphere Inside seating 😋 outside beer garden ( pet friendly til 5pm) outside street tables Delicious Paella and very well made steak on a stone grill - very delicious Food was served quickly Very friendly experieced staff Clean and well organised restaurant Lovely bathrooms Highly recommended place to have lunch or dinner Book table for dinner! Nice coffees too 👍

Delicious meal at the “BHP”. Great menu, beautiful presentation, good sized meals & it was really delicious. Highly recommend for a quality pub meal.

They were a little overwhelmed by a large party the evening we were there. Staff were stressed so probably not the best time to rate. Servings while adequate were a little on the stingy side given the pricing. I'll go back next time we're in town and revisit this review as it could be a little unfair.

Not recommended. Fried rice was utterly tasteless. Literally, no taste. Just boiled rice with oil and vegetables thrown around in a wok. Honey king prawns, I’m guessing, have been kept in the freezer since 1976. Huge serving but incredibly disappointing in terms of flavour and total lack of freshness. Chewy, tough, dry, stringy and inedible. Not kidding; could not chew through the prawns. Inedible. Gave up after two. Service very pleasant and courteous. Turnaround fast. Clean presentation at front bar. Would suggest you eat elsewhere if your taste buds are in need of some fun.

Can easily walk past this restaurant with an unassuming exterior and limited signage. Once inside it is evident by the numbers this place is well known to locals. Excellent value lunch specials at $16. Huge portions and fast service. Cans of drinks served with glasses with ice. Mongolian Beef was pretty good by country Australian standards. Looks like restaurant was once a pizzeria so not a whole lot of atmosphere inside. Friendly staff.

Fried rice awful. Just boiled rice with a bit of ham & peas in it. No soy sauce no anything. No flavour at all. Note to chefs at restaurant, it’s fried rice not boiled rice. Chicken omelette good so I guess you can’t have everything.

This Chinese restaurant has good and tasty food. Delicious fried rice, awesome sweet & sour pork, crispy veggies, nice Mongolian beef and really good prawns & seafood must try😁👍. Good service and friendly staff, thanks guys. Recommended here. Will try more later on. (Delicious Tuesday lunch specials😋👌, great portion.) Photos by: jesusbelievers_noah I.G & F.B

Do not go if you have coeliac. Was NO gluten free food. I got plate of steamed veg, rice and 6 king prawns. Not a single sauce, dressing or suggestion of taste of any sort. Plain boring and expensive. $66 for lunch for one person. I got a plate of steamed veg as well. But how dear!!!!

Ordered salt and pepper calamari, got a plate full of thickly battered calamari with no sauce no salad but a thin bed of carrot. This was $28.50. What a joke! I peeled all the batter off and ate only calamari. The photo is what my plate looked like after I finished eating.

Not recommended - large portions of not good '70s version chinese/Australian food served in an old pub on plastic plates. Food = disgraceful, horrible - Service = not present. First 1/2 hour was listening to some drunk on the phone using obscene language to his mate, but they still served his alcohol to take away. Wine selection not available - what you can get is over priced crap. DO NOT GO HERE. Not good. This place is a disgrace.

Please kindly advise to customer if there is gonna be long wait for meal. Its was 50mins wait for the meal.

Best BLT ever, contained almost half a pig! Fresh lettuce and tasty mayo. My companion had the Brekky bruschetta which was equally amazing. Friendly staff too. A must stop cafe if you are passing through town

Slow service. Bacon and egg roll tiny on a sweet bun. Kind of like McDonalds hamburger. Yuk. Vegan ashes avo had feta on it. If I was allergic to dairy, call the ambulance 🙄😡

Eggs Benedict and coffee were excellent! Great way to start the day. Inside seating is warm and welcoming. There is outside seating available as well. Staff were friendly and efficient. Thank you!

I've had hundreds of steak sandwiches all around Australia, and I have to say, that was the best steak sandwich I've had in many many years. They are not charging enough for it (in Melbourne/Sydney you'd pay twice as much to get less). You get the Turkish bread, bacon, ailoli, egg, proper serving of chips the lot. Highly, highly recommend tell your friends.

Went here as I was looking for gluten free cafe. No mention on menu of any gf or gfo meals. Had to ask at counter. Was told salad was gf. Asked if beef patty in burger was gf as I was thinking of having a naked burger. Server did not know nor did chef. Always concerned about a premise's knowledge of gf when it's not addressed on the menu, and the chef doesnt know about ingredients. I wouldn't return here for a gf meal.

I went there because it was open early. Was surprised to get the best bacon and egg roll I've had in my life. Lightly toasted brioche bun, heaps of bacon. Just brilliant

🎬 The Palace Hotel’s restaurant in Broken Hill serves up generous portions and good food, making it a worthwhile stop for a meal. Its claim to fame? A starring role in The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, which adds a nostalgic charm for fans of the film. While the interior could use a refresh, the quirky murals and themed suites still carry that eccentric vibe the hotel is known for. A fun visit if you’re chasing a bit of movie magic with your meal.

Called in for dinner as passing through from a mates recommendation- great pub - good friendly bar staff. Had dinner - absolutely delicious cooked to perfection and awesome flavour. Will be calling in again next time coming through

Great service, tasty food, and this place is full of friendly faces! A must-visit to take in the incredible murals and have a beer. Absolutely incredible place steeped in history, you certainly don’t want to miss this!

While in Broken Hill I thought I'd visit the hotel made famous by the film Priscilla, Queen of the Desert. I must say the the 'reality of Hollywood' is very different from actual reality, but it is absolutely worth visiting. The staff were friendly and meals were 'typically pub' and quite nice.

We booked for a dinner for two - and what a wonderful meal we had! The Fillet Mignon literally melted in your mouth according to my partner and my salmon main course was as good as any restaurant Melbourne meal. The service was spot on and when we requested a cheese platter - which wasn’t on the menu - the manager/owner and chef couldn’t do enough for us and we received a spectacular cheese platter. We’ll be back!

We didn't get are chance to stay here as we where staying somewhere else. But it was important to us to visit here. 41 years ago my wife and her parents stop here on their way to Sydney. So we wanted to recreate the only picture that she had. Here it is the top picture is from 41 years ago.

Wow oh Wow... We stayed in the Priscilla Queen of the Desert suite that I can promise you will be the best suite you would have ever experienced. The suite boasts 2 sets of windows/doors that open up to the large wraparound verandah and consists of 4 separate rooms (Bedroom, Bathroom, Sitting Room and Entrance). Each room is eclectic and quite different from the other. Each direction you look, whichever room you're in, provides you with a unique experience. A pink flamingo and 60's lampshade in the entrance, to a chandelier figurine lamp in the main room, to a 70's style mirrored bar cabinet in the sitting room with a record of ABBA and player... Why??? Because you can!!! Did I mention draws full of cutlery, bottle openers and outdated and fun glasses!! The Bathroom features a large claw foot tub and rain shower with tiles and tapware that scream Priscilla. The bedroom is huge... Murals around all 4 walls including the ceiling, that make you feel like you've transported to a national park... King Bed and a massive screen TV and of course a DVD... of course... Priscilla... Because you just have to 🤣 Do yourself a favour and stay here... So much fun... I haven't laughed this hard in years. There is a lift in the building and a staircase that you almost fall off from rubber necking the myriad of murals on the way to Priscilla's suite. We also had dinner downstairs in the bistro which was typical pub meals. It's a good wrap isn't it, and no I'm not earning a commission for this review... This place needs to be seen to be believed... Go, Go, Go!!! Staff are friendly and helpful.