Cobargo

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Cobargo combines the skills and craft of a working village with a genuinely historic past, its streetscape featuring the many turn of the century buildings that make it such an attraction for visitors.

The attractive buildings house craftspeople that not only sell a range of unique goods from woodcrafts and pottery to leather and art works, they can often be seen at their craft working in the way that people did when Cobargo was a young town.

Along the picturesque 20km drive is evidence of the early farms established by the pioneers of the district. The wilderness of the national park is in marked contrast to the cleared farmland to which it is adjacent.

Carbargo Markets: These carming country markets are held on the 4th Sunday of every month at Cobargo RSL Hall. Enjoy local arts, crafts and produce.

Fruit Ballad Country Wines: They have an exciting range of wines that are made from fruits such as peach, apple, plum and pear. There are even wines made from vegetables and herbs offering distinct and enjoyable wines that are rapidly growing in popularity. Cellar door open 10 am - 5pm Wednesday to Sunday and Holidays.

The Annual Cobargo Folk Festival: The festival is held in February of each year and boasts some of the top Australian and International performers feature in a colourful range of performances including world music, instrumentalists, blues, and bluegrass, jazz, acoustic, dance, spoken word. This is a unique music festival set in the picturesque village of Cobargo. Come and enjoy the friendly atmosphere and the fun.

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