On the western edge of the Liverpool Plains, not far from Coolah Tops National Park, lies the town of Premer. Premer has a long and interesting history of a strong community battling life in the harsh conditions of the Australian bush. Together, the people of the Premer district built a town out of the ground, established a shop, pub, post office, community hall, and a variety of sporting clubs.
Today, Premer remains a service town for the surrounding rich agricultural land. It stands where three different soils meet; red, sandy, and black. As a major grain retrieval centre for the region the tall silos form an impressive backdrop for the town. Premer is an ideal location to explore, particularly for caravans. Located just off the main road, it is sheltered from the passing traffic. The large park at its entrance is in easy walking distance to the grain silo, Pub, and shop.
