Experience the village of Deepwater in Glen Innes Highlands, located 42 kilometres north of Glen Innes this picturesque township has lots to offer.
The town has beautiful historic buildings including the historic railway station, the School of Arts, the antique shop building, the theatre and the old bank building along the main highway which has been converted to Bank BnB.
Visitors can also enjoy bushwalking, picnics, scenic drives, or fishing along the popular Deepwater River which has three kilometres of open water running northwest from the Deepwater River Bridge. You can catch Rainbow Trout, Yellowbelly and Murray Cod. It is a short distance to local eateries, accommodation, picnic tables and public toilet facilities.
There is a stretch of open water access to the Deepwater River east of Deepwater River Bridge and alongside Bezzants Road. You can catch Rainbow Trout, Yellowbelly and Murray Cod. Bush camping is permitted in the section preceding the first grid along Bezzants Road. Please note the area is unmaintained bushland with no facilities.
After a busy day exploring, enjoy one of the village's eateries with the Commercial Hotel Motel, Longhorn Bar and Grill, Susie’s Diner, Roadhouse/Diner, Foodworks, Deepwater Bakery and Deepwater Brewing. If you are visiting in January you can experience the annual Deepwater Picnic Race meeting, when the district comes together for an enjoyable summer’s day at the races.
