Wolumla

Nestled between Bega and Merimbula, Wolumla is a charming rural village in New South Wales, Australia. Set on rolling hills near Frogs Hollow Creek, the area is predominantly used for beef, dairy, and sheep grazing. The township features low-density housing and a small commercial area along the main street, including a hotel, general store, and the volunteer-run Rural Fire Service station. Established in 1882, Wolumla Public School serves the community, and the Anglican church adds to the village's character. The town is serviced by the South East and Tablelands bus network route 890, connecting Eden, Merimbula, and Bega several times a day.