King's Antiques and Collectables

There is something for everyone at Kings Antiques no matter what your budget or decoration style.

You are most welcome to browse at your leisure without obligation and they are happy to have a chat whether you are a serious collector or new to antiques and just want to know more.

Bathurst Farm Experience

Experience and interact with real farm animals at Bathurst Farm Experience.

Feed lambs, chickens, horses and learn about their uses. Have a led "pony" ride on a Shetland pony, a regular pony or draught horse. Maybe take a sled ride behind a draught horse, maybe a sulky ride with one of these special horses and lots of fun activities over a very busy one or more hours.

Evans Crown Nature Reserve

Evans Crown is located 3km south East of the village of Tarana. Access is from Honeysuckle Falls Road off the Lithgow, Tarana, Sodwalls Road. There is an information board at the start of the walking track.

The reserve comprises 425 hectares with spectacular granite formations. The summit at Crown Rock is 1104 metres above sea level. To the Waradjuri Aboriginal people it was a special place of initiations and coroboree and it continues to hold high significance.

Australian Fossil and Mineral Museum

Billions of years in the making, this world class museum allows you to explore the natural history of the planet. In the unique fossil and mineral galleries you can travel through time, experiencing the wonder of ancient specimens that have been uncovered from deep within the earth!

Situated in the heart of Bathurst, the Australian Fossil and Mineral Museum is the home of the internationally renowned Somerville Collection.

Grove Creek Falls Walking Track

This walking track takes you through bushland alongside the picturesque Grove Creek, and finishes with dramatic views of the Grove Creek Falls.

Stand at the lookout and watch the tranquil waters of the Grove Creek tumble over a sheer cliff and fall some 70 metres to the rocks below. For day-trippers or those with limited time, you can also reach the falls by road. Pack a picnic and thermos and enjoy a tasty sandwich and hot cuppa as you admire the magnificent waterfalls.

Miss Traill’s House and Garden

A delightful heritage house museum. This Victorian era bungalow was left to the National Trust in 1976 and the collection it holds features pieces that once belonged to some of the original settlers of the district.

Built in 1845 by Reverend Thomas Sharpe, the house and its contents were left to the National Trust by the last resident, Miss Ida Traill in 1976. The house museum contains a wide and varied collection of furniture, ceramics, horse racing memorabilia and art, much of it bequeathed to Miss Traill by her antecedents, some of whom were the original settlers of the Bathurst district.

Abercrombie House

Abercrombie House, a heritage treasure of the region and private home of the Morgan family, is open on many days during the year for guided tours and self-guided tours. The heritage experience includes the 50 room Scottish-baronial mansion of the 1870s; exhibitions, displays, collections, grounds and gardens, outbuildings and property walks around 18 hectares.

Mount Gray walking track

Take a journey back in time on Mount Gray walking track, when hopeful gold miners braved the remote bush conditions in their quest for fortune.

You’ll wander through undulating bushland on this medium grade walk to visit the place of a gold-mining community from the 1880s, listed on the National Estate as a historic heritage site.

The machinery and buildings have long-since gone, but the remaining earthworks are a reminder of the past. It was the miners from Mount Gray who built the dance platform inside the Abercrombie Archway.