embrace the country life
Highfields Estate offers the country change you’ve been dreaming of, where fields of golden canola meet lush green paddocks. Known as ‘The Friendly Shire’, Temora, NSW is a bustling rural alcove where modern amenities and charming country life meet.
With welcoming locals, an enriched community and everything you need to enjoy the good life, it’s no wonder this rural gem has developed such a reputation. From delicious eats to stylish treats and even a boutique cinema and airport, you’ll find what you’re seeking in Temora.
GOURMET EATS AND STYLISH TREATS
Treat your tastebuds in Temora where you’ll find classic counter meals - with a touch of gourmet - delicious coffee, chic cafes and cultured cuisine. As you’d expect from a farming community, you’ll be served fresh, good quality eats, with a side of country hospitality.
Looking for something new? The heart of the town features a range of stylish boutiques and stores where you can shop up a storm and to top it off, you’ll find everything within a three block radius from the main street.
FULL OF ACTIVITY
Sport and recreation are at the heart of Temora life. Local sporting teams are the heart of the community, bringing together fans and players alike.
Lake Centenary, located just a few minutes out of town connected by a walking/cycling track that extends around the lake is much frequented. On the water, you’ll find boating, waterskiing, sailing, canoeing, fishing, paddle boating and swimming. For the land lovers, relaxing lakeside picnics enjoying a stunning Temora sunset, are a must.
FROM GOLD TO GOLDEN CANOLA
Although full of the delights of modern life, the evidence of Temora’s rich historic past is everywhere. A town proud of its heritage, you’ll be delighted by the beautiful old buildings ranging from colonial to art deco. If you’re an aviation fiend, you’ll love the world famous Aviation Museum featuring a phenomenal collection of aircraft.
However there’s no ignoring the agricultural heart of Temora, part of the Canola Trail, the town’s history is celebrated at the Rural Museum - an ode to farming past and present .