Walla Walla Hotel, Walla Walla, NSW

Walla Walla Hotel Motel
Located just 38km north of Albury

The locals are friendly and meals are tasty pub tucker

Camping is at the nearby (100mt ) sportsground.

This is capably overseen by caretaker John
-  he can be contacted on
0429 039 322

Hot showers, power and accessible water (may not be possible to hook up).

The grounds are well cared for making this is a great place to stay

A low nightly cost with a discount for stays of a week or more

Off-leash dog area nearby

Walla Walla also has a bowling club, and meals are served there some evenings

Check the Facebook page for opening hours

Walla Walla Bowling & Recreation Club LTD
(02) 6029 2146
Closed Sundays
Walla Walla Bowling & Recreation Club 

Take some time to admire the newly painted water tower. 

 This image credited to  Australian Silo Art Trail

The township is famous for  The Zion Lutheran Church was built in 1924 (the foundation stone was laid in 1923) and is reputedly the largest Lutheran Church in New South Wales with a seating capacity of 600 people 

Located 8 km from Walla Walla and directly opposite the property now known as Walla Park, Morgan's Lookout is a striking and impressive rocky outcrop in what is otherwise very flat country.
Daniel 'Mad Dog' Morgan reputedly used this granite rock formation as a vantage point to watch for approaching victims and police.
There are metal steps which allow the visitor to get to the top of the rocks. The view of the rich surrounding countryside is worth the effort

Huge changes came to the area when, in the summer of 1868-69 a group of 56 German setters (eight families) travelled by wagon from Ebenezer in the Barossa Valley in search of good land.
They settled in the area, built a Lutheran church and encouraged others to follow. So successful was the migration that within a decade sections of local newspapers were being printed in German.

Information in italics is reproduced with permission from www.aussietowns.com.au