Settlers Arms Inn

Settlers Arms Inn occupies a prominent position in the small village of St Albans, located along the Macdonald River. Established in 1836, the two-storey building features thick sandstone walls and traditional colonial architecture reflective of the region's early European settlement. The pub serves as a central meeting point for the local community and visitors travelling through the Hawkesbury region. It offers a range of beverage options and a menu focused on standard Australian pub meals, often served in the spacious courtyard under established trees. The inn provides a base for those visiting nearby landmarks such as the Old Great North Road, a World Heritage-listed site within the Yengo National Park. Guests can utilise the on-site accommodation, which maintains a heritage aesthetic consistent with the property's history. Its location in St Albans makes it a popular stop for motorcyclists, car clubs and bushwalkers navigating the winding roads and trails of the valley. The premises include ample outdoor space suitable for large gatherings and events in a rural setting.