About Warrego Hotel
Warrego Hotel is a hotel and pub located at 16 Aubrey St, Fords Bridge NSW 2840. An iconic mud-brick treasure in the heart of the outback. No gaming machines are recorded for this venue. It is rated 3.5 out of 5 from 13 Google reviews. Phone: (02) 6874 7877.
An iconic mud-brick treasure in the heart of the outback
The Warrego Hotel at Fords Bridge is a historic establishment located approximately 68 kilometres north-west of Bourke on the banks of the Warrego River. Built in 1913 using traditional mud-brick construction, it is one of the few remaining structures of its kind in Australia. The hotel serves as a vital community hub and a popular stop for travelers on the Darling River Run, offering an authentic outback atmosphere and classic bush hospitality.
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Frequently asked questions about Warrego Hotel
Where is Warrego Hotel located?
Warrego Hotel is located at 16 Aubrey St, Fords Bridge NSW 2840. It is a hotel and pub in the suburb of Fords Bridge, New South Wales.
Does Warrego Hotel have pokies?
No gaming machines are recorded for Warrego Hotel in the NSW gaming machine register, so it is a venue without pokies.
Does Warrego Hotel have a bar?
Yes. Warrego Hotel holds a NSW liquor hotel licence and serves alcoholic drinks at the bar.
What is the phone number for Warrego Hotel?
You can phone Warrego Hotel on (02) 6874 7877.
How is Warrego Hotel rated?
Warrego Hotel is rated 3.5 out of 5 based on 13 Google reviews.
Which venues are near Warrego Hotel?
Licensed venues close to Warrego Hotel include Grand Hotel COBAR, Brewarrina RSL Club, Great Western Hotel COBAR, Bourke Bowling Club. See the nearby venues list on this page for distances and details.
Hotel Services & Facilities
Dining & Bars
Warrego Hotel Bar and Bistro
A traditional outback pub setting serving cold beer, spirits, and hearty pub-style meals including steaks, schnitzels, and burgers.
Entertainment & Leisure
Outback Socializing
A classic gathering spot for locals and travelers to share stories and experience authentic rural NSW culture.
Warrego River Recreation
Access to the nearby Warrego River for fishing, birdwatching, and photography of the historic bridge.
Darts and Billiards
Traditional pub games available for patrons within the bar area.
Family Features
Family-Friendly Atmosphere
A welcoming environment for families traveling through the outback, featuring informal dining suitable for all ages.
Functions & Events
Community and Traveler Gatherings
Informal spaces available for local community meetings, small private gatherings, or group travel meet-ups.
Amenities & Services
Pub Accommodation
Basic, traditional outback pub rooms available for overnight stays.
Caravan and Camping Area
Dedicated space for caravans and campers, often utilized by those trekking through the Darling River Run.
Historic Site Sightseeing
The hotel itself is a point of historical interest due to its rare mud-brick architecture and long-standing history in the Fords Bridge district.
Our Food & Drinks Menu
Unfortunately, this venue does not currently have a food menu available.
Venue owners/licencees should contact our customer support for inclusion.
Warrego Hotel reviews
3 Star Review by TheAuthority
I went to the Warrego Hotel during the early 1980's. I was first off to buy a round of drinks for me and my mates. I said to the big barman, 5 schooners please mate, he said you'll have cans or nothing, no beer taps here! It's the furthest place I've been in the NSW outback, a unique hotel for a city slicker, apart from the hotel there is pretty much nothing else there.
3 Star Review by Joanne C
Interesting old building
3 Star Review by Happy Magoo
One of a kind.
3 Star Review by Joanne Connell
It was an experience.
4 Star Review by Dean Milgate
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5 Star Review by Lachlan Bettington
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5 Star Review by Jack D
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2 Star Review by lindsay chugg
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