Trilby Station NSW
Trilby Station in NSW is owned by Gary, a fifth-generation Darling River grazier, and his wife Liz. Together with their sons Tom and Will, they have enjoyed life at Trilby Station for over 40 years.
Shearing at Triby Station NSW
Once a part of the legendary million acre Dunlop Station, first in the world to complete a sheep shearing by mechanical means in 1888, Trilby Station is now 320,000 acres, running Merino sheep and an extensive goat enterprise.
The Murray family purchased Dunlop Station in the mid-1930s. It was once part of Samuel McCaughey’s huge sprawl of properties in NSW and QLD. It was also the site of the world’s first mechanical shearing in 1888. Being a million acres in those days, the station records show that in good years they shore up to 277,000 sheep a year!
Dunlop Station has recently opened to the public with morning tea at 11am followed by a guided tour of their shearing shed. See their stone homestead and store – daily except Monday and Wednesday. Staying ‘next door’ with Liz and Gary at Trilby Station makes perfect sense as it’s a quick 10-minute drive away.
Trilby Station is situated near the village of Louth, 125km southwest of Bourke, NSW Australia, on the Darling River Run. They are well-signposted on the western/northern side of the river.
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Comfortable Accommodation Available
Trilby Station offers camping sites, and also four cottages for their guests. They are able to provide evening meals if advised when booking.
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10965 TOORALE ROAD, LOUTH NSW 2840
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