Glen Innes

Glen Innes is a suburb in New South Wales. Population of 7,785 (2021 Census). Median age 48. Median household income $955/wk. Median rent $225/wk. 7 campsites, 2 trails, 3 pubs nearby. Postcode 2370.

Glen Innes sits in the northern tablelands of NSW, serving as a practical base for travellers exploring the Clarence Valley region. The town has a solid range of accommodation options with seven campsites and caravan parks within close proximity, making it straightforward to find a spot for your rig. Local amenities include three pubs, shops, and services spread throughout town, plus 21 public toilets dotted around for convenience.

The area offers some worthwhile outdoor activities. The Glen Innes Highlands Skywalk and Tregurtha Way are two hiking trails within easy reach if you want to stretch your legs. The town's median age of 48 and stable local services suggest it's a well-established community with good infrastructure for visitors passing through or staying longer.

Travel Info

Must See

  • Glen Innes Highlands Skywalk — Hiking trail offering views across the plateau landscape, 1.7km from town.
  • Tregurtha Way — Walking trail accessible from town for exploring the local highlands terrain.

Must Do

  • Visit a local pub — Three pubs (Club Hotel, The Pipe & Drum/Great Central Hotel, Railway Tavern) within 0.6km offer food and local atmosphere.
  • Hike the Glen Innes Highlands Skywalk — Popular day walk with scenic plateau views, easily accessed from the caravan parks.

Travel Tips

  • •Fossicker Caravan Park and Glen Innes Anzac Park are centrally located (0.5–0.7km from town centre) if you want walkable access to shops and pubs.
  • •Heritage Park Rest Area (9.5km out) offers free camping if you're flexible on location.
  • •Stock up on supplies at the eight shops/services in town; it's your main opportunity before heading further into remote areas.
  • •Mobile coverage and fuel availability should be confirmed before departing for longer drives into the surrounding highlands.
  • •Public toilets are plentiful (21 locations), so facilities are well-distributed if you're day-tripping or exploring the hiking trails.
Traffic & Access: Glen Innes is accessible via major roads through the northern tablelands. Fuel and supplies are available in town; confirm opening hours before arriving outside business hours.
Best Time to Visit: Spring (September–November) and autumn (March–May) offer mild temperatures for hiking and exploring the highlands.

Glen Innes at a Glance

Based on postcode 2370 area (ABS Census 2021)
7,785
Population
48
Median Age
$955/wk
Median Household Income
2.2
Avg Household Size
$1,083/mo
Median Mortgage
$225/wk
Median Rent
7%
Born Overseas

Nearby

Fossicker Caravan Park

Caravan-Park · 0.7km

Glen Innes Anzac Park

Campsite · 0.7km

Glen Innes Showground

Campsite · 1km

The Poplar Caravan Park

Caravan-Park · 1.7km

Blue Sapphire Caravan Park

Campsite · 1.9km

Glen Rest Caravan Park

Caravan-Park · 3.6km

Heritage Park Rest Area

Free · 12.7km

Three Waters High Country Holidays

Campsite · 13.7km

Red Lion Tavern Freecamp

Campsite · 21.7km

Swan Brook Rest Area

Campsite · 32.3km

Nearby Suburbs

Shannon Vale
New England · 6.8km away
Yarrowford
New England · 13km away
Matheson
New England · 14.5km away
Glencoe
New England · 21.9km away

Small Clarence Valley town with a local pub and basic camping facilities for travellers passing through northern NSW.

Swan Vale
New England · 32.2km away
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Frequently Asked Questions

What camping is near Glen Innes?

There are 10 campsites near Glen Innes, including Fossicker Caravan Park (0.7km), Glen Innes Anzac Park (0.7km), Glen Innes Showground (1km).

What walks and trails are near Glen Innes?

There are 2 walking trails near Glen Innes, including Tregurtha Way (1.8km), Glen Innes Highlands Skywalk (2.1km).

Is there fuel near Glen Innes?

Yes, there are 4 fuel stations near Glen Innes, including Astron Glen Innes (0.7km), EG Ampol Glen Innes (0.7km), BP GLEN INNES (1.1km).