Stony Creek (Mid-Western Regional - NSW)
NSW 2545 • New South Wales
About Stony Creek (Mid-Western Regional - NSW)
Stony Creek is a small rural locality in the Central Western Tablelands of New South Wales, situated approximately 250 kilometres north-west of Sydney within the Mid-Western Regional Council area. The locality lies within the diverse agricultural and grazing region between Mudgee and Coolah, characterised by open grasslands, timbered ridges, and productive creek flats. With a 2021 Census population of 65 residents, Stony Creek is a quiet pastoral community in the scenic Central West of New South Wales.
The landscape around Stony Creek reflects the pastoral heritage of the Central Western Tablelands, with sheep and cattle grazing on undulating country dotted with native ironbark and box woodlands. Mudgee, the major regional centre approximately 60 kilometres to the south, is renowned for its thriving wine region, art scene, farmers markets, and colonial-era heritage architecture. Stony Creek offers a quiet rural lifestyle within reach of Mudgee's sophisticated country town amenities and the natural beauty of the central west tablelands.
Stony Creek (Mid-Western Regional - NSW) falls under postcode 2545 and is governed by the local council Council (LGA). For state elections, residents vote in the Bega electorate.
Location
Transport & Commute
Bus Services
- NSW TrainLink coach (limited) — Mudgee and Sydney Approx 4 hrs to Sydney
Commute to Sydney CBD
🛣️ Accessed via Castlereagh Highway and regional roads; car essential for local travel
Stony Creek is a small rural locality with no local services; Mudgee provides the nearest services
Supermarkets Nearby
No major supermarkets listed for this suburb.
Schools
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Bodalla Public School ICSEA 8904473 5257 7 Potato Point Rd