Grenfell lies at the intersection of the Mid Western Hwy and the Henry Lawson Way. The town is nestled in a small valley, with the main street being host to many historic buildings dating back to the 1860s. In town are the Grenfell Museum, Henry Lawson Park and to the north lies the Weddin Mountains National Park, which is famous for the Ben Hall Caves, of which Ben Hall and his gang used as a shelter and a hiding place.

Population:

2022 ¹

Postcode:

2810

Location:

369 km west of Sydney

Main Roads:

Mid Western Highway (B64)

Radio Stations:

FM:
ABC Classic (102.7 MHz), ABC News Radio (91.9 MHz), ABC Radio National (104.3 MHz), ABC Riverina (89.9 MHz), Sky Sports Radio (87.6 MHz and 106.7 MHz), Roccy FM (93.9 MHz) and Triple J (101.9 MHz)

AM:
ABC Central West (549 kHz)

Town Centre:

Main Street, Grenfell, January 2003.

Image © Michael Greenslade

Town Centre:

Main Street approaching Burrangong St, Grenfell, January 2003.

Image © Michael Greenslade

¹ Australian Government, Australian Bureau of Statistics, Census Data, 2021, Grenfell, Census All persons QuickStats, Urban Centres and Localities, UCL115069.