Experience a little piece of colonial history when you stay in Price Morris' cottage - one of the earliest settlers. Morris built his slab house in 1837 and it has now been faithfully restored, incorporating all the modern comforts for your enjoyment. Self-catering, but with the convenience of a continental breakfast included, leaves you free to set your own schedule as you relax or explore St Albans and surrounds.
The drive north of Wisemans Ferry across either of the two ferries (Wisemans or Webbs Creek) will take you through the Macdonald Valley, where you will see sandstone cliffs and meander along the McDonald River until you reach St Albans. This picturesque valley has a strong historic past and worthy of a day or weekend visit. This township has accommodation, gallery, cafe, hotel, B & B and you won't be disappointed in your trip here.
The Settlers Arms Inn was built by convict labour in 1836 and ...
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