Nestled in the mountains at Walang, not far from Bathurst, NSW,
Conmurra is a little piece of Australian wilderness. 

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Conmurra is 67 hectares  (167 acres) of natural woodland and forest, full of Australian wildlife including wombats, wallabies, kangaroos, possums, gliders, goannas, and many beautiful birds. A wildlife sanctuary for local endangered animals that is open exclusively to our Airbnb guests. 

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We offer self-contained Airbnb accommodation amongst the gum trees. You can use Conmurra as a base to explore what the Bathurst region has to offer. Bring your walking shoes or a mountain bike and get outside, or simply relax and take time to reconnect with nature.  

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Every guest can get up close to our endangered native animals on a guided Sunset Wildlife Walk, included as part of your stay in the Mountain View Cabin or Homestead Guesthouse. 

 

Quolls are Coming!

We have now received the final approvals and grant funds to build a facility to hold Eastern Quolls, Spotted-tailed Quolls, Brush-tailed Phascogales, dunnarts and antechinus. The Conmurra Native Carnivore Conservation and Rehabilitation Centre has been made possible by grant funding from WIRES through their annual National Grants Program. You can support this conservation project through a donation.

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The centre will include breeding enclosures, outdoor woodland reintroduction enclosures and a separate rehabilitation area to cater for injured wild animals. We will work with other conservation agencies and wildlife carers to see these threatened animals returned to the wild. Read the media release here.​​​​​​​​​​

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Can you help us save endangered quolls and phascogales?

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Conmurra is located on the land of the Wiradyuri Nation.