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Fantastic array of heritage homes within the town. We had a lovely lunch at the Assar Cafe which we highly recommend. Dinner at the Golf Club & RSL, excellent. Visited relatives, so not much sightseeing. Called in at Lake Liddell, well worth a look or picnic/ BBQ lunch.

We visited Scone for the Horse Festival, to watch the horse parade and other activities at White Park over our 2 day stay. We particularly enjoyed watching the international farrier competition & the American cutting horse demonstration. A friendly quiet place to stay, with noisy traffic movement now redirected to the bypass. There are many other activities on offer during the above festival weeks, especially if you are into all things horsey. As well as other attractions in the area. The RSL Club across from our accommodation has very good facilities with an excellent Chinese restaurant. The local Bowling Club with 2 bowling rinks, also offers very good meal facilities.

Delightful! Quiet and off the main highway. Friendly and helpful lady Kellie at reception. Upgraded our room to a family room, which was much appreciated. Large & comfortable with an amazing rural view. Very clean & well presented. Sparkling pool & BBQ area with a pizza oven. Close walking distance to a lovely town. The bath towels were amazing, soft with a delightful fragrance to them ❤️ Would definitely recommend & return there again x

Scone is home to the restaurant called The Cottage which has the best venison you have ever tasted (worth the trip from the Hunter Valley). The surrounding countryside is just beautiful and the Town is quiet at night but you should still exercise caution.

We always thoroughly enjoy our stay. All amenities are there for you, the hosts supply everything you could think of. Never hesitate to book here when going back to Scone. If you like going to the races it's 5 minutes away.

Quiet country town close to Lake Glenbawn and surrounded by horse studs. Main Street was very quiet and a lot of roadworks happening (which may have contributed to the town being "dead" and not much open up the main street on a Saturday). No major retail shops at all in town either but it does have 2 supermarkets and several takeaway options including maccas, pizza and chinese. The Belmore Hotel is however a lovely old pub for a meal and a drink in the beer garden (and the live music was a bonus). Lake Glenbawn is a short drive from town and looks amazing but $15 day entry for a car so we only saw what was visible from the drive out.