Tamworth

Tamworth is a suburb in New South Wales. Population of 189 (2021 Census). Median age 49. Median household income $697/wk. Median rent $248/wk. 6 campsites, 24 trails, 7 pubs nearby. Postcode 2340.

Tamworth serves as a practical base for road trippers exploring inland NSW. The town has solid touring infrastructure with multiple caravan parks including Paradise Bridge Tourist Park and Campsite near NSW, both within 1km of the centre. There are 24 trails in and around the area, ranging from short walks to longer hikes through local bushland.

The town centre offers 35 shops and services for restocking supplies, fuel, and provisions. You'll find pubs and dining options scattered throughout, including the Tamworth Hotel, Moonshiners, and Joe Maguires Pub. With 38 public toilets available, facilities are well-distributed across the suburb.

Popular walking trails include Cut Through Track, Endeavour Drive Link Track, Wallaby Rocks Track, Kamilaroi Walking Track, and Flagstaff Mountain Track, all within 3km of town. These offer a mix of terrain and distances suitable for varying fitness levels.

Travel Info

Must See

  • Flagstaff Mountain TrackScenic walking trail with elevated views, 2.7km from town centre
  • Wallaby Rocks TrackPopular hiking destination featuring natural rock formations
  • Kamilaroi Walking TrackCultural and historical walking trail through local bushland

Must Do

  • Hike Cut Through Track or Endeavour Drive Link TrackClose to town and ideal for warming up or quick exercise before continuing your road trip
  • Explore Marsupial Park TrackChance to see local wildlife in a natural setting just 2.3km away
  • Visit a local pub for a mealTamworth Hotel, Moonshiners, and Joe Maguires Pub offer authentic regional hospitality

Travel Tips

  • Paradise Bridge Tourist Park and nearby caravan parks have full facilities—book ahead during peak seasons.
  • Stock up at the 35 shops and services before heading into surrounding bushland for trails.
  • Multiple trails start within 2–3km; pick up trail maps at visitor services before heading out.
  • Public toilets are well-spaced throughout town—no shortage of facilities for touring stops.
  • Mobile coverage is generally reliable in the town centre; check before venturing onto remote trails.
Traffic & Access: Tamworth is well-connected by road as a regional hub. Fuel and supplies are readily available in the town centre. Roads to nearby trails are generally sealed or well-maintained gravel.
Best Time to Visit: Spring (September–November) and autumn (March–May) offer mild temperatures ideal for hiking and exploring the area.

Tamworth at a Glance

ABS Census 2021
189
Population
49
Median Age
$697/wk
Median Household Income
1.7
Avg Household Size
$1,950/mo
Median Mortgage
$248/wk
Median Rent
27%
Home Ownership
51%
Renting
18%
Born Overseas
13%
University Educated
0%
Unemployment
8
Families

Frequently Asked Questions

What camping is near Tamworth?

There are 10 campsites near Tamworth, including Tamworth Plains Caravan Park (1.2km), Paradise Bridge Tourist Park (1.3km), Austin Caravan Park (5km).

What walks and trails are near Tamworth?

There are 10 walking trails near Tamworth, including Cut Through Track (2.7km), Wallaby Rocks Track (2.7km), Endeavour Drive Link Track (2.8km).

Is there fuel near Tamworth?

Yes, there are 5 fuel stations near Tamworth, including Ampol Foodary Tamworth Orana (0.4km), BP TAMWORTH (BRIDGE ST) (1km), EG Ampol Tamworth (1.5km).

What attractions are near Tamworth?

There are 1 attractions near Tamworth, including Adams Peak (19.6km).