They only opened just over a fortnight ago, but Collarenebri's bore baths are already attracting more visitors to the town.

Local business owner, Tattersalls Hotel-Motel's Phyllis Dunn said she has seen a clear increase in traffic to the area.

"There's a hell of a lot of tourists, grey nomads and that, coming through and staying," she said.

"Most times through the day you can look up the main street and see three or four or five caravans parked.

"They're coming and going all the time, so it's hard to say, but there's definitely a marked improvement."

Ms Dunn said she's heard nothing but rave reviews from those who have tried the the new baths.

Walgett Shire Director of Infrastructure and Compliance Kazi Mahmud, Councillor Alf Seaton, Mayor Jasen Ramien, Federal Member for Parkes Mark Coulton and General Manager Megan Dixon at the official opening PHOTO: Mark Coulton (supplied)

"Everybody says it's fantastic. I haven't heard one negative comment."

Walgett Shire received a $920,000 grant in 2021 to build the site with the council contributing around another $600,000 to $700,000.

The bore water temperature will sit between 40 and 42 degrees.

Walgett Mayor Jasen Ramien and General Manager Megan Dixon joined outgoing federal Parkes MP Mark Coulton for the official opening on 5 September.

“This project generated 25 jobs during construction, with six ongoing operational jobs," Ms Dixon said.

“It has triggered new investment in town, with a private investor buying and re-opening businesses, including a laundry and café.”