Laggan (population 350) is arty, scenic and fertile. 900 metres high and only 10 minutes from Crookwell or 2.5 hours to inner Sydney. Laggan is a treasure trove of fine dining and progressive farming. Excellent rainfall (30 inches) this 1820's pastoral and convict hamlet
features a great pub, primary school, sealed road, village markets, arts community and lavender, olive and wine growing.
LAGGAN
The red earth is fantastic for growing wool, wine or potatoes.
Fine dining includes the historic Old Mill, the Laggan Hotel & Laggan Pantry.
Accommodation is at the Old Mill , Laggan Pantry, The Church at Laggan or farm stays.
Enjoy the monthly farmers market and in January the Laggan lavender, herb and chili festival.
Laggan offers great fishing at the picnic spot on Reedy Creek and also at the Bolong River bridge.
Things To Do
LAGGAN PUB
Laggan Hotel was once voted the best country hotel in New South Wales. Great food with beautiful garden surrounds - perfect for all occasions - especially friday
LAGGAN PANTRY
"Our philosophy is that of seasonal, local and the freshest of produce. From surrounding farms, our kitchen garden and local suppliers we bring a modern Australian menu."
Willowtree sculpture garden
"Nature is the superb backdrop in this sanctuary of creativity for sculptors to display their creative talent and artists to discover or expand their creativity. Nestled in the garden are many of Anna's own sculptural works.
The Sculpture Garden is open to the public to enjoy an art and garden experience every 3rd Saturday of the month coinciding with the Laggan Markets or by appointment"
Laggan markets
The third weekend of every month sees up to 500 people from all around NSW congregate at the Laggan markets. The perfect place to sample everything the area has to offer in one place
Laggan Mill
"For a taste of Europe on the Southern Tablelands you can’t go passed the Willow Vale Mill in Laggan. The Mill is a restored stone ground flour mill and provides both accommodation and sumptuous meals in the licensed restaurant.
Host Graham Liney will ensure a memorable visit with his passion for quality produce much of which is sourced from gardens on the property. This lovely property is popular all year round so be sure to book ahead"
