Description
Weekend Away to
Brocky’s Pit Stop Museum
Young NSW
Brocky’s Pit Stop V8 Museum, 59 Thomsons Road, Burrangong (viaYoung), New South Wales showcases one of the widest ranges of Peter Brock memorabilia.
The museum pays tribute to the world of touring car racing and includes treasures from the major Touring Car Racing Teams, and entry is a gold coin donation at the door.
Merchandise is also available for sale.
Entry is just $10.00 per adult, $5.00 for kids 14 years and under and includes BBQ lunch and a drink on Sunday.
Schedule
Saturday 7th June
8:30am Meet at the Ampol Foodary Pheasants Nest Southbound
8:45am Drivers Briefing
9:00am Depart Pheasants Nest for Goulburn (115 kms)
10:10am Arrive for morning tea at Trappers Bakery, Goulburn.
10:50am Depart Goulburn for Young (175 kms)
Around 10 kms after passing Yass, turn right onto the B94 Burley Griffin Way at Bowning, passing through Binalong, Cunningar, and Harden.
At Murrumburrah turn right into Wombat Road and follow through to Wombat where it’s a right turn onto the A41 Olympic Highway to Young.
12:50pm Arrive at Young for lunch of your own choice.
Sunday 8th June
9:00am Arrive at Museum and set up Club Bonnets Up Car Display. When set up, visit Museum.
10:00am Club Car Display opens to the public
12:30pm BBQ lunch at the Museum
2:00pm Club Car Display closes.
Monday 9th June
Depart Young at your own convenience.
Accomodation Deals
Accommodation deals below have been negotiated for members to organise themselves with the venue direct as below.
These Motel Rooms are limited and are on a “first in” basis, so please make sure that you make your accommodation booking early so that you don’t miss out.
Rooms are based on two nights (Saturday and Sunday) minimum stay.
Colonial Motel
12 Zouch Street, Young NSW 2594
All rooms have Smart TVs and Foxtel as well as complimentary Wi-Fi.
There is a guest laundry located on the premises as well as a large BBQ area.
All rooms have microwaves/tea and coffee and toaster facilities.
Please book by calling Janette, Lynda or Andrew on 02 6382 2822 please make sure that you let them know that you are with the HSV Owners Club.
Motel Rooms:
4 x twin rooms with a bedding configuration of 1 queen and 1 single beds
5x queen rooms with a bedding configuration of 1 queen bed
4 x executive kings with a bedding configuration of 1 x king bed
Rates:
Motel rooms $150.00 per night for 1 or 2 people plus $20.00 for an extra person in the twin rooms.
Executive Kings $160.00 per night for 1 or 2 people.
Cherry Blossom Motel
19 Zouch Street, Young NSW 2594
Prices include free breakfast in the Motel’s breakfast room.
Off street parking.
All rooms have TVs and complimentary Wi-Fi.
There is a guest laundry located on the premises as well as a BBQ area.
All rooms have microwaves/tea and coffee and toaster facilities.
Please book by calling 02 6382 1699 and please make sure that you let them know that you are with the HSV Owners Club.
| Room | Rate (per night) | Max. Occupancy | Configuration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Queen | $150.00 AUD | 2 | 1 queen bed |
| Executive Queen | $160.00 AUD | 2 | 1 queen bed |
| Twin | $150.00 AUD | 3 | 1 queen bed + 1 king single bed |
| Family | $165.00 AUD | 4 | 1 queen bed + 2 king single beds |
About Young
This rich diverse region was first settled by Europeans 187 years ago. In 1826 James White settled at Burrangong Station now known as Young. Burrangong is the area where Brocky’s Pit Stop Museum is located. The area was reserved for lambing ewes and therefore was in turn given the name of “Lambing Flat”. In 1860 White’s nephew found gold in the area prompting approximately 20,000 miners to come and try their luck.
Young is also known as the “Cherry Capital” of Australia with a wonderful cherry season running from late November to early January.
The Lambing Flat Chinese Festival in March and the Cherry Festival in December pay tribute to Young’s rich history.
Young is a perfect spot around which to explore the area’s gold trails, the beautiful hilltops region and enjoy the glorious countryside award winning foods, wines, orchards, gardens and festivals.