Nundle Woollen Mill

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Nundle Woollen Mill is one of the last spinning mills still operating in Australia. The Nundle Mill team use traditional spinning machinery, several pieces nearly 100 years old, to transform raw wool into famous Nundle knitting yarn in 8-ply, 12-ply and 20-ply.

Nundle Woollen Mill is a must-see attraction for travellers visiting Nundle. The mill enjoys almost 25,000 visitors each year who see the antique machinery at work. Also available is an exciting selection of hand knits and Australian designer wool fashion. The famous Nundle socks are hard to pass up!

Guided group tours are available for all visitors, Monday to Friday, booking in advance is essential. Group Tours can be arranged by appointment.

Facilities

Carpark Lawn / Gardens Picnic Area Shop / Gift Shop

Disabled Assistance

Caters for challenges with learning and communication Wheelchair access

Membership

New South Wales Business Chamber Regional Tourist/Tourism Association/Organisation

Rates

Entry to the Nundle Woollen Mill is FREE however if you would like to join one of our Monday to Friday tours at 11:00AM or 2:00PM, there is a $5.00 charge which includes a voucher for $5.00 when you spend $15.00 or more.

Trading Times

Check In: 10:00 am
Check Out: 4:00 pm

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