Centretown Motel
Motel in Strathbogie

The Centretown Motel in Nagambie has 16 ground floor units with sufficient vehicle parking at your door as well as space for boats trailers and important vehicles. All accommodation is well appointed and offers a snug and relaxing atmosphere. Guests with Golden Chain Member cards are eligible for discount accommodation. Guests can park at the door to their room and there is ample off street parking for large vehicles and cars with trailers. All rooms are healthy appointed and offer a homey accommodation and a relaxing atmosphere. Accommodation consists of Standard Queens and Twin Share (a queen bed and single bed). Interconnection suites are available upon request for families and larger groups. There is a specially equipped suite with disabled access facilities for anyone with particular needs. Centretown Motel in Nagambie is located on 266 Tall St where you can walk to the Lake and into Nagambie’s town center with shops and restaurants. Goulburn Weir was Australia’s beginning major diversion structure built for irrigation development, which has provided the region with a rich agricultural heritage. Boating on Lake Nagambie Today, Lake Nagambie is a very popular recreational area where rowing regattas including the prestigious Head of the River, water skiing tournaments and fishing. Monies collected are old to offset the cost of maintaining sound access to the waterway. Earthen boat ramp facilities apropos for small hand launched boats punts are located beside the Mitchellstown China man’s Bridges as healthy as at Turners Island and Major’s Creek. Centretown Motel offers accommodation in Nagambie that is reasonably priced and well located for all your tourism needs. News and Events for the Lake Nagambie area. There are cellar doors in Nagambie where guests can do wine tasting and appreciate excellent meals. There are also wineries within a short drive that are well worth a visit. Wine production in the Goulburn Valley date back to the 1860’s with the nearby Tahbilk winery being one of the oldest and most established. Phylloxera, an almost microscopic, pale yellow sap sucking insect that feed on the roots and leaves of grapevines devastated wineries around the world in the mid 20’s. Due to the sandy soil in the region, Tahbilk was one of the few wineries to defy Phylloxera. Today, the region is home to the oldest and largest plantings of Marianne grape variety of white wine grapes maximum commonly found in the Northern Rene region of France. As well as vineyards, the Goulburn Valley has plentiful orchards producing some of Australia’s superior apples, pears, peaches and other stone fruits. Lake Nagambie has a number of regional Markets that can be very entertaining. Our accommodation offers budget pricing with a great location and snug rooms.