(Far North Coast, NSW)
One of NSW’s oldest, historical Timber Country Pubs c.1911 -
Rappville is a village within the Traditional lands of the Aboriginal Bundjalung nation...
Rappville, historical Timber Village of small population. We have a Post Office, quaint Church, timber mill, small school, Showground, tennis court, cattle farms, tea-tree, community hall (being re-built), toots of regular
trains passing by with an occasional cow walking down the Main Street. The village was named after Henry RAPP who married the Publicans daughter known as Granny Greenstreet, who transferred her licence from nearby Myrtle Creek for her now son in-law. The Commercial Hotel was built opposite the then operational Train Station in 1911. The village of Rappville, commemorating it’s pioneer settler. Henry & his wife Emily ran the hotel together & had 13 children. Situated 25 min from Casino, 50 min to Lismore - 1.5hrs Byron Bay - 2.5hrs from Gold Coast
Under New Management/Ownership - The pub was re-opened after months of restoring and revamping in Sept 2020 with a Brand new kitchen installed Dec 2021. Family operated business
Publican/Licensee Lisa Stewart-Rosenbaum
Owners: Lisa Stewart-Rosenbaum & Colin Foyster (ironically, Colin’s grandfather & the Foyster family were residents of Rappville, when the Rapps owned the pub. When his grandfather was 14 yrs of age the Foyster’s moved to the Brunswick Heads/Wooyung/Mooball area to start their farms & cane fields, 5 generations on, the family are all still farming). We welcome all to ‘The RAPPY’ a family friendly hotel.
