Federal Hotel, Alstonville NSW

Federal Hotel, Alstonville:

The Federal Hotel is a landmark heritage building right in the centre of downtown Alstonville, a charming village in the green hinterland between Ballina and Lismore. 

Camping available at the showground in South Street 
CAMPING WITH US – Alstonville Agricultural Society Inc (alstonvilleshow.com)

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Short term stays only (1 week)

Pet and RV friendly Camp kitchen and dump point

Reasonable rates, call to confirm

Bookings on site
or phone caretakers Bob and Narelle on 0427 771 512

It is a 350m walk to the Federal Hotel

The Fed's Chef specialises in fresh, local, seasonal dishes with a contemporary twist on traditional pub-fare

This includes a menu section titled 'Chefs la-De-Dah'
Lunch from 12.00pm-2pm
Dinner from 6pm-9pm
Breakfast every Sunday from 8am-10:30am

Plenty of live music sessions for your listening pleasure:
See this video from the Fed's website for an overall view
https://youtu.be/5mdm14n_xy8

Sightseeing:

 Lumley Park offers a self guided walk of the rainforest trees of the town, a three acre "Big Scrub" remnant Dalwood Falls
Located south of Alstonville.

These falls are worth visiting for their peacefulness and their idyllic location in the rainforest.
Although often referred to as dangerous, they are hugely popular with local youth who enjoy jumping from the sheer cliffs into the pool below the falls.

The House With No Steps was started by the quadriplegic Lionel Watts in 1956. It was created specifically as a place where physically and intellectually disabled people would acquire skills that would allow them to enter the workforce.
The Summerland House With No Steps project, which started in 1972, is one of the most successful of all the House With No Steps projects