Dungog Growers is a fresh, seasonal produce stall held at the CWA every Saturday morning, showcasing locally grown fruit, vegetables, and regional produce.

The Dungog Trading Post is a charming step back in time. Browse an array of nostalgic treasures and vintage finds. Then settle in and enjoy homemade cakes, freshly baked scones, and hearty country-style breakfasts—made with love, just like the old days

Discover the Dungog Wholefood Coop, a local favourite offering organic produce, freshly squeezed juices, and handmade local goods, open seven days a week in the heart of Dungog.

In the heart of Dungog, this charming café welcomes visitors with a warm country-style atmosphere, freshly brewed coffee, and an impressive selection of homemade cakes.

Settlers Arms in Dungog is a relaxed country pub, known for its casual atmosphere, cold beers on tap, and hearty pub-style meals. It’s the perfect place to unwind after a day of exploring the region.

In the historic village of Morpeth, Boydell’s offers a boutique restaurant and cellar door, perfect for dining or wine tasting.

The Royal Pub in Dungog is a local steeped in charm, located right in the town’s heart. Known for its entertaining events and country style pub meals, it’s always buzzing with activity.

The Tin Shed, a local brewery in Dungog, offers unique craft beers and bar food. Open Thursday to Sunday, it’s a popular spot for a relaxed, authentic experience in the heart of town.

Paterson Tavern, a historic pub in picturesque Paterson, is just a 20-minute drive from Wallaringa Farm. With its family-friendly atmosphere, and outdoor beer garden, it’s a great spot for country style meals with kids. Open 7 days.

The Farmer's Wife Distillery is a great spot for a casual brunch or lunch whilst staying at Wallaringa Farm. Dog friendly too!