The view from the Conmurra Homestead garden
The view from the Conmurra Homestead garden
WELCOME TO CONMURRA
Nestled in the mountains at Walang, not far from Bathurst, NSW,
Conmurra is a little piece of Australian wilderness.
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.
We offer self-contained 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.
Every guest can get up close to our endangered native animals on a guided Sunset Wildlife Walk, included as part of a stay in the Mountain View Cabin or Homestead Guesthouse.
To find out more about our Airbnb accommodation options, click here.
If you would like to help us save endangered animals like the Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby you can DONATE here.
FRIENDS OF CONMURRA WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
Help us design the Conmurra volunteer program by completing a short survey here
Conmurra is located on the land of the Wiradyuri Nation.
Airbnb Accommodation
The Mountain View Cabin or Homestead Guest House has all you need for a relaxing stay, or as a place to explore the surrounds like Jenolan Caves, Mayfield Gardens, Mount Panorama and more.
Reconnect with nature
Sunset Wildlife Walk
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Conmurra has over 4 kilometres of tracks and trails, secluded lookouts and places to chill right at the front door. Take the time to emerse yourself in nature, watch the wallabies and birds, or sit down, read a book and just relax.
Every Airbnb guest at Conmurra can join a guided sunset wildlife walk to see our endangered animals within their protected woodland environments! Leaving at sunset and taking around 1 hour, this easy walk is a great way to see rare animals up close.