A small grazing community, with a new bakery almost complete, Sutton offers a chance to escape the city for a peaceful country experience.
One of the first explorers to the area was Charles Throsby, who wandered through the Sutton area in 1820 looking for the Murrumbidgee River. The village was first surveyed in 1853, and when gold was discovered 30 years later, the population soared. Traditionally the Sutton area has been dependent on horses, cattle and sheep. However, in recent years the region has become home to alpaca and deer farms, wineries and olive groves.
What's In Sutton?
Iron Bar
Restaurants & Cafes
Iron Bar is located at 202 Goolabri Drive. It is rated 3.0 by 4 Zomato…
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Alpaca Magic Stud began in 1997 with just a couple of alpacas. Soon after, they…
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Restaurants & Cafes
The Baker at Sutton is a bright and modern bakery that offers a wide range…
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Caravan, Camping & Holiday Parks, Backpackers & Hostels
Stay in the country next to the city at Capital Country Holiday Village, 14 kilometres…
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