Book Now and Explore Everything Exeter, NSW Has to Offer
Staying at Cooeyana Loft means there’s so much to see and do right on your doorstep. The Loft Welcome Guide includes maps of our favourite local walks and more information.
THINGS TO SEE AND DO IN EXETER
Exeter was settled as a cattle farm by James Badgery in 1821 and named after the County town of Devon. By the 1880’s Exeter was an established village community. For more history, read ‘Exploring Exeter’ by historian Linda Emery, on our bookshelf, or visit Exeter Village Association and the Exeter General Store.
Vineyards and cellar doors within 10 minutes drive include:
held in Exeter Park on the first Saturday of each month 9am – 1.30 pm. Local growers, makers and producers, live music, coffee van.
held in Exeter Park on the first Saturday of each month 9am – 1.30 pm. Local growers, makers and producers, live music, coffee van.
The Church Hall (hemisphere window at the rear) was featured in the 1995 film ‘Babe’
The Exeter Railway Station is heritage listed and opened in 1878, as Badgerys Siding, being renamed Exeter on 12 August 1890. It is still in use (Goulburn line) and it is one of the best small station complexes in NSW and demonstrates all the elements of a turn of the century rural station.
just along from the General Store. Mature Cedar and Oak trees.
Children’s playground and electric BBQ
Mon, Tues, Fri & Sunday.
Court bookings: Exeter General Store 4883 4289 or the Club: 4883 4455.
