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Peter Allen Motor Inn

Billyrimba, NSW

Peter Allen Motor Inn sits in Billyrimba, a rural locality on the fringe of Tenterfield in northern New South Wales, near the Queensland border. This classic country motor inn caters to road-trippers travelling the New England Highway, grey nomads exploring the tablelands, and business visitors to the region. Tenterfield, just minutes away, is known as the birthplace of Australian federation and celebrates the legacy of entertainer Peter Allen. The area offers access to Bald Rock National Park, Gibraltar Range, and the heritage-listed Tenterfield Railway Station. Positioned at a high elevation, the region experiences cool winters and mild summers, making it a popular stopover between Brisbane and inland NSW destinations.

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Where exactly is this motor inn?

The Peter Allen Motor Inn is located in Billyrimba, a small locality immediately adjacent to Tenterfield in northern NSW, roughly 30 minutes from the Queensland border on the New England Highway.

What's nearby in Tenterfield?

Tenterfield town centre is just a few minutes away, offering shops, cafes, and historic sites including the School of Arts where Sir Henry Parkes delivered his famous Federation speech. Bald Rock National Park and Gibraltar Range are within an hour's drive.

Is it suitable for road-trippers?

Yes, this motor inn is a practical stopover for travellers on the New England Highway corridor between Brisbane and inland New South Wales, with onsite parking and easy highway access.

What's the climate like?

Tenterfield sits at high elevation on the Northern Tablelands, so expect cool to cold winters and mild summers, quite different from the coastal humidity to the east.

Who was Peter Allen?

Peter Allen was an internationally renowned entertainer and songwriter born in Tenterfield in 1944, best known for songs like 'I Still Call Australia Home' and 'Arthur's Theme'.