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Jolly Berries

The guide was updated: 2024-07-23

The cool climate of the Snowy Mountains produces high quality and intensely flavoured blueberries. Pick your own at this family owned farm or buy punnets in season between December and March. Other blueberry products available for sale include jams, sauces, toppings, port, wine, and sparkling wine.

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Address: 247 Tumbarumba Road, Tumbarumba NSW
Website: www.jollyberries.com.au
Phone: +61 427 760 446

Our travel guides are free to read and explore online. If you want to get your own copy, the full travel guide for this destination is available to you offline* to bring along anywhere or print for your trip.

*this will be downloaded as a PDF.

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€4,95

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Alpine Sports

Alpine Sports

Alpine Sports is open year-round and offers a good selection of ski and snowboard equipment for hire or purchase. Browse a wide range of clothing, accessories and headwear in store or online.

Cooma Rotary Markets

Cooma Rotary Markets

Held on the third Sunday of each month, these markets offer a variety of crafts, pottery, clothing, prints, bric-a-brac and woodwork. Local lavender products, plants, and nursery and garden implements also feature alongside local produce. A jumping castle in the park keeps children entertained.

JK Gallery & Mountain Shop

JK Gallery & Mountain Shop

Find exclusive pieces for your home décor including fine local artwork, original sculptures, hand-crafted wooden furniture, antiques, homewares, and exotic furs and rugs from around the world. The store also stocks clothing and accessories including Scottish cashmere sweaters, scarves, gloves, and wraps.

Jolly Berries

Jolly Berries

The cool climate of the Snowy Mountains produces high quality and intensely flavoured blueberries. Pick your own at this family owned farm or buy punnets in season between December and March. Other blueberry products available for sale include jams, sauces, toppings, port, wine, and sparkling wine.

Lavender House

Lavender House

The town of Bombala and the surrounding Monaro region are ideally suited to the growing of high quality lavender. Discover locally produced lavender products while you learn about the history of the area. Essential lavender oil distillations and talks can be arranged with prior notice.

Monaro Art Group Gallery

Monaro Art Group Gallery

The Gallery is operated by the Monaro Art Group and displays paintings, photographs, crafts and sculptures by talented local artists and craftsmen. All items displayed are available for purchase.

Ribbonwood Antiques

Ribbonwood Antiques

Located on the farm of Ribbonwood Cottages, this antique store has a selection of restored antique furniture and collectables all sourced from the local area.

Snow City

Snow City

Snow City's retail range includes a wide variety of equipment including skis, boards, goggles, helmets, gloves, skate gear and more. Their Demo Service Van provides an on-slope mobile service for those wanting to swap or adjust their demo equipment.

Snowy Mountain Cookies

Snowy Mountain Cookies

Baked with quality ingredients including couverture chocolate, free range eggs and real butter, these cookies are made without artificial colours, flavours or additives and no preservatives. Watch through the glass kitchen door to see how it all happens in the bakehouse.

The Apple Thief Cider House

The Apple Thief Cider House

The Apple Thief Cider House in Batlow crafts premium ciders from 100% freshly pressed fruit with no artificial additives. Enjoy their natural ciders along with delicious food and coffee. A must-visit for cider enthusiasts.

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