Tarcowie Hotel, Tarcowie SA
38 Hight Street, Tarcowie, SA, Australia
ONSITE CAMPING, Toilet available, Pets permitted, Donation for camping
TARCOWIE HOTEL
Open for business again,
7 Days a week
7 Days a week
11 am opening time.
Meals available, Monday to Wednesday, limited menu.
Full menu from Thursday to Sunday
Sunday roast
Sunday roast
Booking preferred due to staffing.
ONSITE CAMPING
ONSITE CAMPING
You may camp up at the pub and on request, toilets may be available overnight
NEARBY CAMPING
Just a fence apart is the green paddock organised by the Progress Association
There are rustic toilet facilities behind the hall, with new amenities being planned
No Power,
No Dump Point
NEARBY CAMPING
Just a fence apart is the green paddock organised by the Progress Association
There are rustic toilet facilities behind the hall, with new amenities being planned
No Power,
No Dump Point
A message from the owners, Mark & Angela
"Best to message;
The number is 0487 038 142,
prefer that you text it as minimal phone reception in the area.
"Best to message;
The number is 0487 038 142,
prefer that you text it as minimal phone reception in the area.
Free pool table, juke box & pinball machine.
Free RV parking, still not quite finished due to dust & mud (July 2024)
However, Tarcowie Progress next door on the grassed area, is happy for parking, donations to them would be great.
Donations at the bar
Donations at the bar
Woodfire pizza’s Thursday's to Saturday.
Dough & topping all done in house as well as snitzels etc.
It’s my Italian background , aiming for good old-fashioned meals at reasonable prices.
Cheers, Ange
HOTEL HISTORY
Population is 7
Tarcowie Hotel has been renovated & reopened after 16 years.
The pub is 146 years old.
It’s been taken over by Mark, the grandson of the publican who ran the pub from 1933-1938.
His grandmother was able to obtain the license after the death of he husband
A little Information on the Town:
As the years passed Tarcowie has had an Hotel, Post Office, two general stores, butcher, boot maker, saddler, two blacksmiths, wheelwright and a garage.
The hotel was the last to close, but mail was still delivered to the hall three times a week.
In 1976 the very active Progress Association, which keeps the town extremely tidy, established a walk through a portion of the parklands to the south of the township and dedicated it as a Native Flora reserve.
The trees, shrubs and plants are identified by a number, which can be checked against a brochure available at the main gate.
Tarcowie has an excellent 9 hole golf course.
Add the low fee in the box provided
Tarcowie is said to be an aboriginal word meaning "torrential waters".
It was named by Governor Musgrave on 20 May 1875.
All the above information is thanks to South Australia & Beyond
with Pete & Dea
See their page here:
Facebook
Cheers, Ange
HOTEL HISTORY
Population is 7
Tarcowie Hotel has been renovated & reopened after 16 years.
The pub is 146 years old.
It’s been taken over by Mark, the grandson of the publican who ran the pub from 1933-1938.
His grandmother was able to obtain the license after the death of he husband
Obtaining a piece of family history at Tarcowie was a dream for Mark Jefferson and his partner Angela Avina,
The newspapers on the Floor (See Photo) were underneath the lino and date back to 1950 & 1970.
The Ceiling Drink Coaster Display was done by previous owner, but had a big hole in it from water damage, had fun repairing it.
There are two the same, so that's something to try and find when you are there.
A little Information on the Town:
Back in the mid-1850's Tarcowie was an outstation on the Pekina Run, having permanent springs to the north of the present township.
As the years passed Tarcowie has had an Hotel, Post Office, two general stores, butcher, boot maker, saddler, two blacksmiths, wheelwright and a garage.
The hotel was the last to close, but mail was still delivered to the hall three times a week.
In 1976 the very active Progress Association, which keeps the town extremely tidy, established a walk through a portion of the parklands to the south of the township and dedicated it as a Native Flora reserve.
The trees, shrubs and plants are identified by a number, which can be checked against a brochure available at the main gate.
Tarcowie has an excellent 9 hole golf course.
Add the low fee in the box provided
Tarcowie is said to be an aboriginal word meaning "torrential waters".
It was named by Governor Musgrave on 20 May 1875.
All the above information is thanks to South Australia & Beyond
with Pete & Dea
See their page here:
38 Hight Street, Tarcowie, SA, Australia
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