Wildes Meadow is a small rural locality of farms and open pasture just south of Burrawang — country living rather than village living.
Character & atmosphere
Farmland near the Fitzroy Falls Reservoir, about 1.5 km south of Burrawang. The area’s first land grant was made here in 1859.
Cafés & dining
None in the locality; Burrawang’s pub is close by.
Getting about on foot
Rural — everything is a drive.
Community & lifestyle
A scattered farming community that looks to Burrawang and Robertson.
Homes & land
Farm and acreage properties. Too few sales to publish a median price.
In the village
Typical land: no village centre
Homes within the village itself — the easiest for walking to cafés and shops.
Surrounding rural area
Typical land: acreage and farms
Open pasture and farmland between Burrawang, Robertson and Fitzroy Falls.
Why people love it
- Space, views and privacy
- Near Burrawang, Robertson and Fitzroy Falls
Worth knowing
- No village or services
- Very few properties change hands
Walk to dinner
0 places within ≈1 km of Wildes Meadow locality
None in this guide within that distance yet — the nearest is Robertson Public House & Kitchen, ≈6.5 km away.
Approximate straight-line distances from the village centre (Wildes Meadow locality). Walking times assume streets add about a quarter to the distance at an easy pace. These are not verified walking routes, and only venues listed in this guide are counted.
Nearby
See on the mapFacts & sources
- A small rural locality about 1.5 km south of Burrawang. Source
- About 7 km south-west of Robertson and 19 km east-south-east of Moss Vale. Source
Descriptive sections are an editorial overview and are still being reviewed.