Captain Sturt, Crown Hotels & Wentworth Bowls & Golf Club, Wentworth NSW

Captain Sturt Hotel
Located in Adams Street and currently open daily; check the attached Facebook link to see hours.
 It has a popular bistro with pizzas and 'pub grub', all at reasonable prices
The beer garden is a pleasant place to sit and enjoy a meal 
There is no hotel accommodation here.
Regular Sunday Music Sessions to enjoy. 

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Crown Hotel Wentworth
52 Darling Street
Closed Sundays
PH: 03) 5027 3061
https://www.crownhotelwentworth.com.au/
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A modern Australian hotel with a focus on high quality, homemade food
The Hotel has an actual, life size, Fergie tractor in the bar


Above - Captain Sturt Hotel

 Wentworth Bowling Club
Wentworth Bowling Club 2648 Group | Facebook
PH: 03 50273024

Right next to the RV camping area in Beverley Street
Social Bowls Wed & Sat 1pm for 1.30pm
Carpet Bowls Fri night 6.30pm for 7pm.

The community run Golf Course & Clubhouse is also in the same area.
An idyllic local course with 18 grassed fairways and greens.
Regular competition days, licensed bar open on these days, all public welcome. Cost is very reasonable
Clubs & buggies available for hire.
Visit Mildura - Wentworth Golf Club
Wentworth Golf Club 2648 | Facebook
PH: 0439 244 191

NEARBY CAMPING:

The campground is at 64 Beverley Street, about 400m from the hotel and next door to the club.
Free camping with toilets which are located  near the play equipment between camping area and bowls club .
The entrance is off Beverley St, about halfway between Helena and Arthur St. Filtered potable water onsite and from the Information Centre.

A dump point is onsite and another near the Caltex Service Station.
Camping is limited to 48hrs
Signage states fully self contained vehicles permitted.
No grey water to ground. It is next door to a swimming pool so showers may be available during open season

VISITOR INFORMATION

There really is plenty to see and do in the historic Port of Wentworth and greater Wentworth Shire and surrounds.
Visitors can enjoy natural features, such as the confluence of the
Murray and Darling Rivers (from the Junction Park platform)
or take in the cultural and environmental walk on Junction Island to the inner tip of the confluence.

Other natural features include experiencing the great River Red Gums, Perry Sand Hills or perhaps a paddle along Tuckers Creek, a short waterway which exits the Murray and joins the Darling.

The Wentworth Pioneer Museum
Items of  history dating back 1.8 million years.
Indigenous artefacts and mega-fauna displays feature fossils from Wentworth and Mungo National Park