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Cobargo combines the skills and craft of a working village with a genuinely historic past, its streetscape featuring the many turn of the century buildings that make Cobargo such an attraction for visitors.
Cobargo was "The Junction" as the township first began to develop in the late 1860s at the junction of the Narira and Bredbatoura creeks, the surrounding landscape merging into wilderness areas that are today incorporated in the Wadbilliga National Park.
Attractive buildings house craftspeople who sell unique goods from woodcrafts and pottery to leather and artworks and can often be seen at their craft working in the way that people did in Cobargo's early days. There are delightful cafes and retail shops to explore and the Cobargo Laneway Markets operate 9am to 1pm every Saturday.
Wadbilliga National Park is located to the west of Cobargo, where camp sites are available and are abundant in flora and fauna.
