Accommodation
in Moree is very well catered for - 16 motels, 6 hotels, 3 caravan parks and
1 guest house. There are also many clubs, restaurants and, of course, service
stations.Moree is the commercial centre of the richest agricultural producing shire in Australia (A.B.S. figures). One farm alone had 31.000 acres under cotton last season whilst another farm has a total of 68,500 pecan nut trees.
The visitor is well catered for with bowls, an 18 hole championship golf course, inland fishing, tours, regional art gallery and lots more. Why not attend a cattle sale held every Wednesday.
Yurundiali Aboriginal Corporation is well known in Moree for creating Aboriginal screen-printing and fashion accessories. Tours of the workshop can be arranged.
Moree is in the centre of Australia's richest agricultural region with cotton, sheep and cattle being the prime products. Many trips around the region will give the visitor access to the cross section of agriculture that is to be found.
The town is also famous for its Hot Spa Baths, said to have many healing
powers. People travel from all over the world to enjoy the theraputic benefits
of the hot springs. 
Whilst in the town, there are many places of interest to see. Look at an early
settlers cottage in Mary Brand Park. See the Court House, and the Lands Department
building in Frome Street. The Moree Plains Gallery occupies another heritage
building, the former CBC Bank and is well worth the vist for its variety of
exhibitions. Also in Frome St is the Moree Club, another of the many heritage
buildings to be found. At the Amaroo Tavern in South Moree you can climb aboard
the big plane and experience what it was like for those who traveled in such
aircraft.
Pecan Nut Farm
Trawalla is the largest pecan nut plantation in the Southern
Hemisphere, and a major producer of Pecan nuts in excess of 68,500 trees on
the plantation. Guided tours can be booked through the Moree Visitors Information
Centre. Trawalla is the largest pecan nut plantation in the Southern Hemisphere,
and a major producer of Pecan nuts in excess of 68,500 trees on the plantation.
Guided tours can be booked through the Moree Visitors Information Centre.
