COPPER CITY HOTEL

The Copper City Hotel is located next to the Copper City Motel Accommodation

The Copper City Hotel Cobar captures the rural charm of its surroundings to ensure your stay has all the coziness of a small town yet leaves you creating big memories.
Join us for cold beer at the bar, enjoy traditional country pub dining, comfy accommodation right next door to the hotel and a friendly atmosphere where you can relax and take in our true-blue country hospitality.

TO SPEAK TO THE TEAM AT THE COPPER CITY HOTEL FOR YOUR NEXT LUNCH, DINNER OR FUNCTION PLEASE CALL

0461 251 154

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Copper City Hotel is under new ownership

Welcome to the Copper City Hotel – Now Under New Ownership!

Discover the charm of Copper City Hotel, a family-friendly country pub nestled in the heart of Outback NSW, Cobar. Whether you’re seeking a relaxing meal or a cozy atmosphere, our hotel offers the perfect spot to unwind.

Indulge in our new menu, featuring delicious, affordably priced country cuisine made from fresh local ingredients. Conveniently located just off the Barrier Highway and steps from the local town square, Copper City Hotel is right next to Copper City Motel, making it easy to stay the night and enjoy a meal and drink in our inviting bar.

Open Daily for Lunch and Dinner!

To book a table or speak with our friendly team, please call 0461 251 154.

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LOCAL AREAS

Enjoy True Country Hospitality…

Fascinating mining heritage and great natural attractions make Cobar an enthralling destination at the crossroads of Barrier Highway and Kidman Way.

Gaze into enormous open cut mines, visit museums and explore colonial buildings. There are also wonderful natural attractions and Aboriginal rock art sites that will captivate you.

The Heritage Centre contains a museum in the former Great Cobar Copper Mine building. Take a riveting journey from the time of the local Aboriginal Ngiyampaa people to the mining era. Discover historic artefacts, such as a gold stamper battery and a seat at the controls of a massive excavator.

Fort Bourke Hill Lookout offers an incredible view into a huge open-cut mine. The hilltop is the historic site of the New Cobar Gold Mine, Cobar’s first gold mine. Peak Gold Mines now operates the mine at Fort Bourke, and the viewing platform also offers views over Cobar itself.

From the Heritage Centre the Cobar Heritage Walk takes in the town’s historic buildings including several from the Victorian and Edwardian eras, as well as early miners’ cottages. One of its leading architectural lights is the Great Western Hotel, which has the longest wrought iron balcony of any hotel in the state, more than 100 metres.

If you are travelling through the Far West, why not pop in for a quick visit or an extended stay at our other sister properties along the way, located in various locations such as Wilcannia, Ivanhoe, White Cliffs and Broken Hill. Also under the group is Tri State Safaris our award winning tour company offering 1 day tours to 12 day extended tours. You can find all all this information on our group website Out of the Ordinary Outback. Or by calling 1300 688 225 and you will be able to book our other properties by calling. Plan your next outback adventure today! 1300 688 225

Parks & Recreation:

Cobar has plenty of outdoor spaces allowing a wide range of recreational activities.

Cobar swimming pool is open from March to October each year. It has a 50m pool, diving boards, a heated multipurpose pool, a children’s water feature play area and new water slide for your enjoyment.

Newey Reservoir – easily accessible water storage area suitable for various water sports (dependant on water level), bird watching, fishing, BBQ facilities available.

Old Reservoir – second water storage area accessible via unsealed road, a haven for native bird and animal life.

Devils Rock – a significant Aboriginal site – situated near the old reservoir.

Drummond Park – located in the main area of town with ample parking nearby, picnic tables and BBQ facilities plus children’s playground.

Monthly Markets in Drummond Park on the 3rd Saturday of each month from 9am until 2pm (except January).

History:

Cobar has plenty of outdoor spaces allowing a wide range of recreational activities.

Great Cobar Heritage Centre- A well preserved snapshot of Cobar and rural Australian history in one of Cobar’s landmark buildings.

Cobar Town Walk – pick up a mud map from the visitor information centre and wander around the streets learning about the history behind local buildings and streets.

Cobar Miner’s Heritage Park – opposite the visitors centre and right next to our motel. Learn about the historic mining equipment.

Drummond Park – located in the main area of town with ample parking nearby, picnic tables and BBQ facilities plus children’s playground.

Monthly Markets in Drummond Park on the 3rd Saturday of each month from 9am until 2pm (except January).

Just a few kilometres east of Cobar, visitors can get a panoramic view of the town and the New Cobar Open Cut Gold Mine at Fort Bourke Hill.