A fantastic spot if you’re interested in radio signal research of our solar system. No movie, no personal contact just great looking dishes on rails. Plaques with info and a few pictures with descriptions of construction.

Entrance to the right if you were coming from Narrabri city centre. Gates close at exact 5pm every day. Strictly no wireless connection allowed. Wifi and bluetooth should be turned off.

Great site to visit. The dishes are amazing to see. The visitors centre was unmanned so no opportunity to ask questions etc, but it is advertised as a self guided tour. A working satellite dish out the front that visitors can move and direct. Toilets available too.?

A free educational experience when visiting Narrabri. 15 minutes away from A39 Newell Highway when entering Narrabri. It's an astronomy observatory so phones must be on airplane mode with wifi and bluetooth turned off. Great for adults and teens who are keen of radio astronomy. It has an interactive display outside, a whispering dish which was really cool, a number of displays, an up close view of the compact array, and a visitor centre that has great information and audiovisual room. They also sell $1 postcards. Has clean toilets and a well kept surrounding. There are Wallabies near the entrance when we visited, they must be everywhere as the land was vast.

Absolutely love it well worth the drive, free entry and so much to do, great for kids of all ages.

Great place to visit.

A great lot of dishes

Expert Advice given on things to do in Narrabri - 5/5 Sit in a Cotton Picker .. buy cotton

Friendly and helpful staff who went out of their way to find out very specific local and regional information for us. Up to date information from personal experience on local road conditions. Excellent display on the region, and especially informative on cotton. My very reluctant to read 12 year old thoroughly enjoyed the experience and displays and the clever design sparked her curiosity to read and learn. Amenities were modern and clean. Ample parking in the shade. Very interesting things to buy as well.

Lots of great information boards. Helpful staff and produce locally made

Thank you to the ladies that helped us, we had a great time. We are now planning a trip to this area, instead of stopping as we pass through on our way to somewhere else. Narrabri Shire Visitor's Information Centre is located in modern purpose built building Coach and caravan parking is available in a spacious drive through area behind the building and adjacent to a lovely park with shade and BBQ facilities. The friendly volunteers assisted us with information on so many activities in the region plus information on many other towns we were curious about visiting or might like to see on our travels. We got a lot of very useful information to help us. The visitor information centre has all the usual maps, information about local events and tourist attractions, as well as local craft and historic photos on display. However, located in the same complex is a huge cotton harvester (amazing to see close up). There is a very comfortable lounge to sit in the cool and read the information provided or watch a short film about the area . There are several other very interesting informative and well presented displays about industry and tourist activites in the Narrabri Shire, so we actually spent well over an hour looking around the free displays. The toilet facilities in this complex are very good and appear to be well maintained.

Nice big clean country town We had muffins an coffee ☕️ by the river U can see big long trucks going by

Excellent centre, local arts and crafts, great local information, very helpful staff. Excellent off street parking for caravans

Excellent service with a smile. Information widely available and team member had great knowledge of Mount Kaputar national park.

This place was amazing the kids loved it and was really cheap to get into Google is saying it's permanently closed now I hope that's not the case because I would definately go back there again when we are in town. There was a large variety of animals and they were all sponsored by local businesses which kept the prices down

Inexpensive, interesting animals and a fun (if unorthodox) playground. Limited snacks and drinks available, but they appear to have BBQ facilities.

Animals are well cared for. Enclosures are nice. Barbecue areas with fans for lunch. A must visit if you are near Gunnedah or Tamworth.

Love the animals there and great for kids to run around

Only $5 entry fee for adults.

The volunteers do a great job.

Fabulous

Wow. Excellent. After 3 trips around OZ, we're usually "museum'd out" but this one was worth stopping for. We both spent ages in here over the museum's two floors. The staff were super friendly and will explain certain rooms plus anything else you ask. You do not have to be a train buff to enjoy this place. Interesting history of Werris Creek Station plus facts, photos, videos, memorabilia, artifacts, etc. from all over NSW and elsewhere to do with the bygone age of "real" train travel.

This is one of the best heritage museums we have ever visited & all the volunteers who showed us around this amazing place were very friendly & knowledgeable & certainly went the extra mile to make our experience so memorable. Special thanks to Gwen for our tour & also Barb from the Gunnedah Visitor Centre, who let the team know we were going to visit & we are very appreciative of the wonderful, warm welcome we received.

Even if you’re not into railway history, this museum gives you an idea of the growth of Werris Creek as a railway town which is part of the cultural history of the area. Given a guided tour by one of the staff there really opens up your appreciation of the exhibits, and for anyone interested in the operation of railways generally, will not go away disappointed after your hands on viewing of train timetable graphs, safe working equipment etc. Excellent and friendly staff are eager to show you around and this place is a must to view. Give yourself a good hour plus to fully appreciate the museum. And don’t forget to see the brilliant model railway depicting Werris Creek!

A wonderful museum dedicated to the Werris Creek Railway and the people that were involved throughout its history. A fantastic display of history, artefacts and memorabilia including a outstanding model train set upstairs. Run by amazing volunteers that are more than happy to help. Highly recommend visiting this museum. Includes a display upstairs of how Werris Creek was transformed into "Torrance" for an Angelina Jolie movie.

I missed seeing the museum as I was there on a day it was closed, but the Rail Monument and station are worth seeing in themselves. The sculptures and their stories are really interesting.

It's a beautiful museum in such a small town..I have been and seen the museum and the railway platform very carefully, as j spend one whole day and night in the railway...the museum is beautiful, not only that the people in the museum were so kind and lovely voluntaring for the museum...

We happened upon the museum accidenatally whilst passing though Werris Creek. We spent 2 hours thoroughly engrossed in the large array of railway memorabilia housed here. There is absolutely too much to take in during a single visit. This place is a credit to the community at Werris Creek in celebration of their rich railway heritage.

Really enjoyed our visit here. Has been several years since we had the opportunity to walk down this way on our trip to Tamworth. This was definitely a nice surprise. Not sure if the Cafe is doing as well as it could according to local reports but didn't get the time to sit and make our own decisions on this though. Beautiful spot all the same and striking distance to Peel St to pick up whatever other foods for a picnic. Fabulous venue for the kids to explore outdoor activities. Such a range to experience. Even an outdoor activity section to use body weight equipment to improve your fitness levels. So good. Kids could spend a good few hours here as the parents wanted to BBQ or just relax. Plenty of man made shade and trees. A bit of history at the other end of the park with more clean public toilets available there.

A very impressive park for all ages with all the facilities any family needs and a lovely cafe nearby! Looking forward to returning on our travels through!

It's definitely one of the best playground and kids friendly nature parks in Australia! Our boys love it so much! Highly recommend for families with small and/or big kids!

Absolutely fabulous park. We came across it when waiting on our new car. Spaces for all aged kids to explore, unique equipment, cool sandpit. There are bbqs, plenty of shaded areas. Even a cafe on site for the adults or kids with meals, snacks, coffee, etc. You can either eat in the restaurant or take away to the park. Further along there was also an exercise area with fixed equipment. Great space to stop if travelling with kids and need a break.

What an incredible park and playground for kids, playing along with a forest of millions of Bat - flying fox. Slogan on board says "living with flying fox" Lots of playground set up with giant fun slides, swings and flying fox ~ super popular Don't forget the amazing looking and popular cafe on site next to playground. Tons of 3P Parking next to the park available with disability parking as well. Strongly recommended.

Wow what a great playground! More than that, it's like someone said 'pick all your favourite things about every modern playground and put them in one place'. It has a Cafe, undercover picnic tables, sand pit, equipment for all ages, water play area, street parking, shade, great landscaping and green spaces. Great work Tamworth council. I want one of these in Wollongong!

If you're looking for a playground that your kids will like I highly recommend Tamworth regional playground! They have so many stuff there that your kids will definitely love! Even teenager can enjoy this playground 💗

Breathtaking Views and a Peaceful Escape – A Must-Visit in Tamworth Oxley Scenic Lookout is truly one of Tamworth’s hidden gems. Perched high above the town, the lookout offers breathtaking panoramic views that stretch across the Peel Valley and beyond. Whether you visit at sunrise, sunset, or any time in between, the landscape is nothing short of spectacular and gives you a whole new appreciation for the natural beauty of the region. What makes this spot even more special is how peaceful and well-maintained it is. There are picnic tables, grassy areas, walking trails, and plenty of space to sit, relax, and take in the scenery. It’s perfect for a quick scenic stop or a leisurely afternoon with friends or family. There’s also an easy-to-navigate walking track nearby that winds through native bushland and offers a refreshing connection to nature. The lookout is accessible by car, with ample parking and clean facilities. Whether you’re a local or just passing through Tamworth, Oxley Scenic Lookout is well worth the short drive up the hill. It’s a place to slow down, take a deep breath, and enjoy the serenity. Bring a coffee, a camera, or just yourself — you won’t be disappointed. Highly recommended

iconic sunset at Oxley Scenic Lookout, with panoramic views of Tamworth. As the sun sets behind the distant mountains creating a truly spectacular sight. The peaceful atmosphere add on chirping of birds, provides a perfect escape and chill out after a busy day at work.

Very lovely layout lot of parking picnic table and what a amazing view.

Great lookout over Tamworth, easy to park and lovely to see the sunset

Greath view, perfect pit stop if your on a road trip

A nice view over Tamworth, many picnic tables and shade, I recommend a visit.

Great views of the city of Tamworth. Especially nice at sunset. Lots of younger people and immigrant workers on a Sunday enjoying the views, pick-nicking, and walking on the various trails surrounding the lookout. Definitely worth the drive up if you are in the area.

Nice place to see some animals and entry is free, a lot of the exhibits weren't open for us 🥲👍

Lots of animals to see free entry. My kids loved the playground. The playground had a flying fox, slides anything you could think of. Our favourite bit was the birds.The cockertoos could talk and there was a funny bird that was swinging from a swing they had set up. Overall great place for a family.

Free entry, Picnic Tables, BBQs. Great little place for the kids, it has a playground the kids will love. You can walk into the bird aviary and the kangaroo grounds. We up very close to a peacock.

This place was absolutely amazing, and completely free! The animals looked very well looked after, and you could see kangaroos, emus, peacocks and a wide array of different birds. We arrived early and the park was almost empty and there was lots to see and explore. There's several walks and many enclosures and you could easily spend several hours here. The children's playground was amazing too and definitely worth a visit!

The kids and I loved this place Fully ran off volunteers No entry cost but donations are accepted Plenty of wild life for all Nice playground for the kids Plenty of seating areas

Beautiful park only a 5min drive from the Main Street of Tamworth. It’s free entry and has several native animals in enclosures that you can visit including an aviary, emu and kangaroo enclosure. Plenty of picnic areas in the lush and shady bushland makes it a really relaxing and enjoyable place to visit. Take a picnic lunch and enjoy the outdoors.

A great spot to visit if you enjoy nature and wildlife. Entry is free, you’ll come across kangaroos, emus, peacocks, and more, plus many birds – especially in the giant walk-in aviary. There’s seats and tables where you can sit and enjoy the sights and sounds, and several walking trails. Although the park isn’t completely wheel chair accessible, it’s still possible to see quite a few areas (for some of them, like the kangaroo habitat and the bird aviary, there are heavy doors which might need assistance to open).

As far as "big" things go, this is one of the better ones. Genuinely big, and has a solid information office and wax museum as part of it (although I didn't go to the wax museum so can't comment). Pretty much mandatory when visiting Tamworth.

It was a bit of a disappointed to be honest. They have built large food outlets and a super cheap auto nearby and have taken away from the symbolic guitar that stands tall for Australian country music. It’s just a trashy big thing that we want a photo under. Progress has certainly ruined the experience for me. I remember that there was grass around the guitar not it’s a carpark.

Location is crap, smashed between fast food places and a hotel. Tricky to get a decent photo as you are standing in a car park. The information centre seemed alright Staff were very friendly, and there is a wax museum which you can explore for a small fee.

Great place to stop by and gather brochures for your trip 🤍

Very busy area ( carpark in-between kfc, zarrafas and maccas) but cool to see

It's a large Plastic guitar. Pretty straightforward really. Located outside a Country and Western Museum on a main road. The roar of trucks, 4WDs and traffic is not my idea of ambience, but not much can be done about that. It just overall was like "oh yeah seen the big guitar". Got in the car and kept going.

Excellent staff, many brochures available for many parts of Australia. Some keepsakes but the highlight had to be the $10 to walk around a waxworks museum of country artists and then a guitar exhibit. And all out of the rain. I thoroughly enjoyed every minute.

Two day donation camp was very relaxing. Flushing toilets and hot showers on both days✅️✅️

Absolutely great spot, toilets, and kids play equipment, and memorial gardens to look and walk around, donation to camp the night.

Camped behind it with my Motorhome. Huge flat areas with shade for both caravans and Motorhomes. This is a donation camp with toilets and hot showers. Very quiet after 9pm with the highway very close. The toilets were clean. My Optus mobile and had average internet speeds.

Worth the visit. Area is beautifully done and well maintained. Says a lot about the community.

Camped nearby and had a nice time exploring the park. Lots of bird life around. One of the best tributes to the Fleets that came here . Interesting reading the signs . We have camped here twice and stopped here twice to have morning tea.

Lovely little spot, very quiet and peaceful. A nice place to stop, stretch your legs and take in a bit of history. Worth a visit if you’re passing through.

A very interesting stop on our way through the area. Also very clean bathrooms.

Awesome to see the vintage machinery still used and in fantastic working order. Staff were very helpful. Ticked off a bucket list item and it did not dissapoint. This is one place that I was happy to part with some hard earned cash at ....with hubby's blessing too...lol

A very informative tour by the owner who took us through the whole process from raw fleece to a ball of wool. He fielded some very curly questions so he clearly is totally hands on. Excellent retail shop with clothes, hats, sock and a huge range of wool.

Great active wool mill to visit. Nice to be able to see the process from fleece to wool balls and products. Staff very friendly and knowledgeable. Went on a Monday, sadly not much else open. Gold Mine museum closed as were all but one shop in Main Street. It takes an hour from Tamworth and roads were varied including many potholes, not much traffic on roads in and out.

Hidden treasure in a lovely town - so many things to take home - not to mention all the creative possibilities using local and carefully sourced wool and other fibres.

This was worth the visit. Very interesting to see how we get that ball of wool. The short video was informative and very educational. The gift shop had a wide variety of products, clothing and keepsake items to purchase. The town of Nundle was very pretty.

A great tour of the Nundle Woollen Mills. The tour was informative and captivating and we had a great tour guide. (Was the owner I think). He walked us through the entire process of creating the product starting from the raw wool and taking us all the way through to the finished goods. Much of the process is carried out by vintage machines. It was fascinating to see how these machines have been preserved and maintained to create high quality wool products. Great admission price & lovely products able to be purchased I would thoroughly recommend this tour to anyone thinking of visiting the area. (And the staff are lovely).

What a beautiful shop. We had visited a few days ago. A lovely range of woollen products. Especially great they stock Australian made Ugg Boots. You can see the owners love their Mill and store. The informative video playing while you explore the shop was great. I was disappointed the lady behind the counter didn’t say hello or make any eye contact. It didn’t feel a very friendly or welcoming vibe so I feel like I struggled to buy something. Greeting customers and giving a smile always goes a long way.

What a view, well worth visiting if you're in the area. Gravel road in, reasonably well maintained, nowhere to pass oncoming vehicles.

Breathtaking view of Nundle and surrounding areas. So worth the trek up the mountain.

Good lookout with an easy hike with an almost flat surface It's 40-45 minus from the car park Better to enjoy the sunrise

Good view. Walk to lookout big good for people with walking disabilities.

This has a great view but a 1 km drive on dirt to get there - and with many sections not wide enough to pass. Still worthwhile

Stunning view heading the gold hills! Nice spot for a picnic!

There were a few holes to watch out for but a normal 2WD can drive up the dirt road to reach this lookout without much trouble (in dry weather though). Roads from Nundle to Hanging Rock are bumpy but are being upgraded right now as of December 2021. Like someone else said, good view but Australia has plenty of these. Anyways, probably still worth a visit.

Had a wonderful experience with the staff service, so very helpful and enjoyable to talk with. Sharna made us feel welcome. The wine and cheese board was delicious!!

Beautiful quiet winery. Amazing view and we could have stayed for hours. Served by Gretel who was personable and knowledgeable. Had a great chat from horse racing to nuclear power plants. Had the tasting and cheese platter. My personal favourite drop was the Winters Mist Merlot. $22 a bottle. Very reasonably priced.

We came across this winery unexpectedly during a road trip and were so impressed with the hospitality and service that we made sure to visit again on our way back home. We were thee wine novices that weren’t made to feel at all bad about our lack of wine knowledge and the wonderful hostess at the time patiently answered our questions and explained to us what we were tasting without making us feel inferior at all. As a result we all bought a couple of bottles of wine each and made sure to come back on our return trip to sample the cheese platter while sitting on their beautiful verandah enjoying the view over part of the vineyard. We will definitely visit again next time we are road tripping.

We were pleased to share this winery with our good friends. The wonderful Rivka effortlessly guided us through the tasting of these lovely wines, while we enjoyed a generous antipasto platter. We spent the afternoon appreciating the view along with the range of Two Rivers wines. Across our party we walked away with 2 dozen wines and great memories. We will be back again,

Lovely atmosphere, very friendly service, generous tastings, delicious wines, most enjoyable wine tasting experience I’ve had. Highly recommend. We will be back

Tried a few varietals at the Pyrmont festival, bought a bottle of the Verdelho Solera. The staff at the booth were so friendly. Will definitely visit the winery next time I'm up that way.

Beautiful spot to enjoy a wine and the Cheese Platter gets a mention in every review for a reason. Staff are super friendly and helpful. The wine is delicious and very reasonably priced.

I was gifted 2 bottles of olive oil ( 1 x garlic 1 x chilli ) from Ford Muswellbrook when we picked up my husbands new car…. I have spent my entire life using woolies brand olive oil and will NEVER go back. I have just ordered my 2nd 2L bottle of olive oil and tried multiple smaller bottles of other flavours. Such brilliant quality and has changed my kitchen. Love a good local product!!!

Beautiful place! The staff is welcoming and they have a variety of lovely products. Pukara Estate is definitely worth a visit.

Beautiful products, all so flavourful! Staff were warm and friendly! So glad we stopped in!

Called in today could not fault it. The most welcoming friendly staff, clean facilities, had a picnic lunch relaxing in their outdoor area listening to the soft rustle of the leaves in the Olive trees. Purchased the most delicious variety of oils, dukka, mayonnaise, vinegar and skin care products.

We saw that this venue was highly recommended so called in whilst staying at Muswellbrook and were not disappointed. I am interested in various aspects of cultivation generally and found that most of my questions were answered informatively. The staff member who served us is a person who obviously had a passion and interest of her own for the products and so could speak from both personal experience and from the perspective of the production company as well. The shop has a wide variety of olive oils with a range of infusions, and most of these were richly flavoured whilst not overpowering the base olive product. Likewise, the vinegars were richly flavoured varying from fruity infusions to the more standard products one would expect to find. Other products such as farm-made Dukkahs were available and we were shown how to match the olive flavours to the particular Dukkahs. On the whole, this was a great educational as well as palate-pleasing experience. As someone else has mentioned, the prices were not cheap, but then neither was the quality!

I have visited Pukara Estate a few times now including their tasting room at Denman in the Hunter Valley and also at the various fine food shows. I must say their products always taste the same which is wonderful. Their cook book is full of ways to use their fresh extra virgin olive oil with fresh, clean food experience. 5 star!

Upon arrival was greeted by the most lovely lady who was very patient as we tried oils after oils and vinegar's after vinegar's. Bought 7 bottles and will be ordering more online as i could eat the caramelised vinegar all day!

OMG, SIX STARS! I was travelling through and, after a particularly trying 24 hours, needed some medicinal cheese. I had the three cheese platter and chose my cheese. Amazing! Lexie served me and was absolutely delightful. I really didn't need anything else but, after a tasting, managed to squeeze in some gelato. The coffee was lovely, too. They have excellent outdoor seating, which curves around the building, so you have the opportunity for a quiet spot on week days. They are also pet friendly. You could spend hours looking at the items for sale. I will definitely be back, and I'll be having the five cheese platter.

We stopped at the Cafe on our way to Newcastle and had some afternoon tea. The Cheese tasting plate with 5 different cheese , biscuits and dip was plenty and really yum. It was enough for 3 adults. Coffee was really nice and the shop/cafe is very well done with beautiful seating and lots of little gifts to purchase as well as a selection of yummy cakes.

We found the cheese tasting experience really great and picked 2 of our favs to take with us. The lady was knowledgeable and helpful, which was fantastic. We ordered a pizza to share, and rightly so, it was very cheesy!! The shop has wonderful treats available for purchase - both sweet and savory and non food gift items. We enjoyed our time here and highly recommend

This was the highlight of our winter day trip to Musswellbrook. We wandered in, obviously looking slightly lost, to be greeted by the lovely Lexie, who explained how it all worked, reserved a table for us for lunch, then organised a cheese tasting. While the cheeses were delicious, the best part was Lexie’s enthusiasm, knowledge and passion for the product. We left happily fed & with enough cheesy goodness for many enjoyable feasts. Thank you for making it so enjoyable!

Charming little Cafe. I had a cheese plate with my choice of 3 locally made cheeses. Beautifully presented and tasted lovely. The Cafe itself has wonderfully crafted furniture pieces and antique decor. A perfect little spot to stop on your travels and enjoy something different.

Great place to stop for lunch. All our meals were delicious and fresh. The lamb was perfectly cooked and melt in your mouth. The lady who served us mentioned it's a new seasonal menu so go and try it! We bought some fudge to take home and can also recommend. We hope to be back again soon.

This place is INCREDIBLE! 😍 Had the best beef salad of my life, delicious mud cake for dessert and brought home some fresh goodies for the family - some of the best cheese I have ever tried. This cafe is a MUST when in the area. Super efficient service and lovely staff as well 👏🏼

Went in to stretch our legs during a long and rainy drive. The lady working here was fantastic, invited us to go into the free gallery then sent us of with some extra information, booklets and dinner recommendations.

Toilets. What else would you need after a few hours in the car. No need to spend up just have an empty and be on your way. I presume there's some interesting info in the visitor centre. Hopefully, we will one day have high tech cameras that can capture the beauty of the orange pigface. Isn't the human eye an incredible sensor? These orange pigface are not at the visitors centre. Anyhow you've had something to read whilst you have a dump.

Very helpful staff and plenty of information. I bought a lovely postcard :)

Lovely clean bathroom facilities and great coffee

Great spot for a coffee and meal when doin road trips

Nice modern space offering a small selection of local products including chocolates, mustards, honey etc as well as the usual guide books. The staff are very pleasant and there is a very nice art gallery as well.

Does well in the presentation competition. Adequate brochure rack with staff to assist. Much of display stock seemed, to me, out of place. Art Centre is interesting.

Our experience at Audrey Wilkinson was truly one of a kind — from the rolling vineyards that stretched across the hills to the perfect blend of old-school charm and modern elegance inside the venue. The layout was beautifully thought out, with a welcoming bar area, carefully displayed merchandise, and a small museum that showcased fascinating old tools once used in the art of winemaking. Everywhere we looked, there was a sense of history and craftsmanship. The atmosphere inside seamlessly matched the breathtaking views outside — serene lakes, endless rows of vines, and distant mountain ranges that painted a picture-perfect backdrop. It was not just a tasting, but a journey through tradition, nature, and beauty.

Our experience at Audrey Wilkinson was absolutely delightful and one of a kind! The location is picturesque and peaceful, with stunning views of the vineyards. We enjoyed a beautiful picnic overlooking the vines with a bottle of Moscato — pure perfection! I’d definitely go back again and highly recommend it. It’s an amazing spot for any event or for capturing gorgeous photos.

The view at Audrey Wilkinson is absolutely stunning, with one of the best vineyard outlooks in the Hunter Valley. It’s the perfect spot to sit back, relax, and enjoy the beautiful scenery. The wines are of good quality, especially the Semillon and Shiraz, which showcase the character of the region very well. However, the service was just average. While everything went smoothly, it lacked the warmth and attentiveness that would have made the experience truly exceptional. Overall, it’s still a great place to visit for the atmosphere and wine, but the service could be improved to match the high quality of the setting.

We had a wonderful wine tasting experience here. The staff were very friendly and welcoming—despite us arriving without a reservation, they kindly offered to seat us. The semillon was especially good, and the staff were extremely generous, offering us more than the standard tasting. We enjoyed it so much that we ended up purchasing a bottle to take home. Highly recommend for anyone visiting the area!

We had such a great experience at this winery yesterday ! Mya did our wine tasting and she was absolutely amazing — she explained everything perfectly and made it super interesting, even for us who aren’t really into wine. Thanks, we actually enjoyed every part of it. It was the perfect experience!

Absolutely beautiful place! Went with my husband on a group tour of Hunter valley in May 2025. Such a stunning location and loved trying different flavoured wines. I am not a big wine drinker but have a big appreciation for this winery. Lovely spot to visit with your partner, friends and family 😊.

It's a wonderful place to unwind and take in the surroundings. The scenery offers a peaceful escape from the everyday hustle. Sipping on a refreshing drink here would be the perfect way to end the day. The atmosphere is ideal for relaxation and enjoyable conversations. Visiting here is surely a great experience.

Amazing drive if you have time to take your time. Stop at Bambinos Cafe

A driver's drive, beautiful road, and best to have both hands on the steering...for the majority of the drive😉. Wolombi is a beautiful, quaint little village, unspoilt and extremely friendly people. Awesome general store, church, great museum, wonderful art gallery showcasing original work with a rich aboriginal history - stop by and say hello to Lynn, lovely lady with a genuine passion for the arts. You'll find her sat in the gallery working on beautiful painting! Awesome place to spend a weekend or an ideal stop before delving into wine country!

It was awesome... We have been traveling to hunter valley from last 5 years but never took this route... We loved it... No traffic.... Just that you will have to be aware as there are lot of biked in this route.. So be careful while driving.... It's a very scenic route and you will come across lot of small beautiful towns and Cafe..

I wonder what the hype is all about for this drive. It's just another quiet country road. Nothing (except the tavern) was open at 4 pm by the time we arrived at Wollombi. We went in search of a cup of coffee but couldn't find any. Really, it's nothing to shout about, so don't raise your expectations too high from all the 5* reviews.

Heritage town with unique boutique shops. The area has plenty of places to pull over and stretch the legs. Toilet facilities are located in the park with soap and paper towel.

Tourist Drive 33, Sydney to Hunter Valley Great alternative to driving up the highway is to take Tourist Drive 33 through some really nice farmland and towns. There are a few places to stop such as Thompsons Bridge, Trading Post (for coffee or a drink in the rustic terrace, then just walk around), then there is the town of Wollombi, where you have a variety of cafes, a pub (where they were playing 2-up on Anzac Day), and restaurants including Myrtle & Stone which has a good selection of meals and great service, with 2 wrap around balconies and garden terrace out back. #TouristDrive33 #MyrtleandStone

Nice scenic drive through old country, very interesting terrain enjoy the twisting roads and occasionally fresh farm produce shops dotted along the route

Largest winery in Australia.. One of the best in the world with a variety of original locally grown finest wines .. From vineyards to production units to processing and bottling wines. Everything will demonstrated and of course with free wine testing facilities in a cosy friendly environment.. One can then buy as many.. There are multiple wine companies with good portfolio across the vast land of Hunter Valley gardens.. Comprising of multiple best quality gardens or more appropriately vineyards and wine tasting restaurants..n facilities.. People making and offering wine are highly experienced, friendly and always trying to explain and help choose the best quality and the type one is looking for.. Many souvenirs are also available.. It is a day long wonderful experience taking a few hours only

Located at 2090 Broke Road, Pokolbin, New South Wales, Australia 🇦🇺 I came to these gardens with my group of approximately 35 people, including people with walkers, to see the Hunter Valley Gardens Christmas Lights Spectacular. It was well worth the visit. I absolutely loved it. For the most part, it is accessible for people with mobility issues but there are steps situated around the displays meaning backtracking was required in some instances. Not many though. There’s a couple of toilet 🚻 facilities located at the entrance and about half way through. There’s food vans near the Ferris wheel but they were closed when we went (about 8.30pm) . The amount of work and preparation that had to go into the displays is astounding. So many figurines lighted up. I really enjoyed my visit and took so many photos so remember to bring your camera and make sure to charge your battery in phone because there’s plenty of photo opportunities. Night Entrance (best for this Spectacular to get the full effects fees are - Adults (16+ years) $40.00 Children 4-15 years) - $30.00 Families (2 Adults, 2 Children) - $122.00 There’s always plenty to see during the day also. I would definitely recommend coming here, at least once. A BIG Thumbs up! 👍👍👍

Beautiful well kept gardens of many themes. Well worth the admission price. Extremely picturesque. Great for photo shoots. Great for exploring and enjoying the views and beauty of curated nature.

The gardens were an absolute blast, with so much to explore. Walking through the various themed areas, I felt like I was in a fairytale. The lights display at night was a mesmerizing experience. I definitely took a lot of photos to remember this fantastic trip.

Good venue , about a 5 to 10min walk to where the car was parked because there was heaps of people there. I reckon about 40,000. The concert was really good. The best Act was Vica and Linda Bulla with the guy from hunters and collectors , they also had the church band , and another brother and sister Act , and the last Act was crowded house. Venue was good. We went to the mosh pit at the first band on which was great. We're really close to the stage and it wasn't too crowded but as the afternoon went on it got more and more crowded in the mosh bit and there was a bit more push and shove. Still a great day out and I would recommend it. Certainly if you want to watch some bands and have a good time. Five stars.

Attended my beautiful friends wedding here! What a gorgeous location for such an event! The gardens are truly breathtaking. So many colours, smells and vibes!

HVG is such a great spot to spend time - great cafe, beautiful setting and fun shops. The Christmas Lights spectacular is on again and its beautiful for 2025! Lights were gorgeous even at 6pm when we got there for younger kids (all the growth in the garden makes patches dark enough to see them). Well worth a day out.

Just had lunch and a wine tasting with my girlfriend there. Lovely evening with great food and drinks. But most of all the service was the best out of all the wineries we visited in the hunter valley. We were served by Taylor all evening. She was very accommodating and very bubbly. We were both impressed by her service. Highly recommend anyone coming here if you stay in the hunter valley

Had a wonderful lunch at Harkham Wines Restaurant – absolutely divine! We enjoyed the tacos and salt & pepper squid, and every bite was packed with flavour. Tried the Hark Angel Shiraz from their natural wine selection and it was just lovely. The service was outstanding – warm smiles, friendly and informative staff who really looked after us. This place is definitely on our must-visit-again list!

Came for dinner on our first night in the Hunter, and this was the perfect welcome. Excellent food that seemed to be designed around the wines so the pairings were excellent. We loved it so much we came back the next day for the tasting and were lucky enough to be guided though it with Richie, the winemaker. Would recommend Harkham for food and wine!

Satisfied group of five! We were looking for a relaxed atmosphere with wine tasting and a bite to eat. We were greeted with warmness, and nothing was a bother. We tasted numerous wines and enjoyed amazing food (prawns, lamb, chicken, aranchini...the lust goes on). Beautiful atmosphere, even better chocolate liqueur! Very happy. Thank you ❤️

We love Taylor!! Went here for some small bites and a chilled evening wine, came out after a 12 wine tasting experience, stomachs full from great quality eats (thanks Rob!) and amazing service from Taylor, she had great knowledge and a bubbly infectious personality that made our experience so memorable and enjoyable! Lucky to be served by her! Can’t wait to come back :)

Absolutely beautiful experience! Harkham in the Hunter Valley is such a charming and peaceful place. The wine is exceptional — especially the natural wines, full of character and flavour. The staff are knowledgeable, friendly, and make you feel right at home. The atmosphere is relaxed with stunning views and a real personal touch that makes the visit unforgettable. Highly recommend to anyone visiting the Hunter Valley — a true gem! 🍷✨

The food was great, but the manager was extremely arrogant and condescending. Coming from a hospitality background myself, I was genuinely shocked by his attitude and lack of customer service. From the moment we walked in, he made offhand comments about how “people in the Hunter need to calm down,” which immediately set the tone. They had run out of several menu items, and when we ordered Tommy’s margaritas, they arrived overly smoked with mezcal, watery, and without salt. When we mentioned this, the manager refused to remake them in the traditional style and responded with passive-aggressive comments about how he “knew best.” Throughout our meal, tables around us remained cluttered with empty plates, and the music, loud metal, felt completely out of place for the setting. Overall it was a disappointing experience, despite the food being great and our waitress doing her best.

We had an absolutely outstanding experience at Petersons House restaurant! From start to finish, everything was flawless. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, making it the perfect place to relax and enjoy a beautiful meal. The service was impeccable, and the food was simply exceptional. The lamb rack was to die for—perfectly cooked, tender, and bursting with flavour. Every dish we tried was beautifully presented and exceeded expectations. The whole dining experience was such a pleasure and the deconstructed lemon meringue was nothing short of sensational – the perfect finish to an amazing meal. Our grandchildren were also so well catered for and entertained with the activity book waiting for them at the table on arrival, which made the experience even more special. Petersons House is a true gem, and I can’t recommend it highly enough. We will definitely be returning!

Our experience at Restaurant Cuvée was delightful! Warm welcoming hosts and wonderful setting under the trees looking across the vines. We were treated to a yummy lunch of zucchini flowers, fresh sourdough, lamb rack and rocket salad. Indulgent and great food! Complimented with great bubbles and followed up with a shared dessert of pavlova and exquisite Davidson plum ice cream! Kim was our waiter and she was so lovely. The perfect combination of friendly conversation and professional service. Kim enhanced our experience and was so nice to both of us and our dog, Betty. Highly recommend a long lunch here !!!

We could not have imagined a more perfect wedding experience! From the very beginning, Lucy and Kal were absolutely incredible to work with—warm, professional, and so attentive to every detail. They went above and beyond to make the planning process seamless, always quick to respond and full of thoughtful suggestions that made the day truly ours. On our actual wedding day, the skies opened up and it poured rain. While many people might panic at the thought, Lucy and the team handled it with such calm and grace that we never once felt stressed. They immediately pivoted, adjusted the setup, and somehow made everything feel even more magical and intimate than we could have dreamed. Our guests are still raving about how beautiful and effortless the whole day felt. The venue itself is stunning—rolling vineyards, elegant spaces, and a romantic atmosphere that shines through no matter the weather. We are so grateful to have chosen this place for our wedding, and especially grateful for the entire Peterson’s team, who turned a rainy day into the most joyful, unforgettable celebration. If you’re looking for a venue that’s gorgeous in every season and a team that truly cares about making your wedding perfect, look no further. This was the best decision we made, and we’ll cherish the memories forever!

Had a large group for a birthday lunch, the venue were very attentive and accommodating with any requests. Had the group set menu choices, the food was very good and the service excellent, I had the beef which was delicious and perfectly cooked and I really enjoyed the sauce

Peterson House is an absolute dream to shoot! I love that I can get ceremony shots inside and then change up the lighting with the sandstone chapel outside all in one place. The lighting inside the chapel is pure magic! The team is always fantastic too. Here are a few photos from my last wedding there so you can see what I mean!

What a lovely experience. My Fiancée and I celebrated our 4year Anniversary with a sparkling wine tasting + wine & gelato pairing. Lincoln made our experience extra special and we truly appreciated how knowledgeable, kind and warm he was. Definitely suggest Lincoln at Peterson House and we would absolutely love to be back again 😊🦜🥂🍧💕.

Came in October over the long weekend and it was an absolute treat! Emma was absolutely phenomenal and recommended great wines! I will absolutely be coming back here again! Emma is an absolute gem!! You will definitely have an amazing time and great if you come. The sparkling Shiraz is a highlight along with the muscat.

The Vineyard was very pretty and the guide was very very informative. I have taken tours of many Vineyards and wineries around the world, and this guide really knew her enology and viticulture. It would’ve been a wonderful tour and tasting, except for the fact that at the end she was making fun of one of the wines that we actually wanted to bring home. Which made things a little awkward. It was one of the sweet wines, and I usually love a big red Cabernet, and lived near the California wine region for many years, and was accustomed to California wines, but have grown a fondness for other regional wines, including Australia, and was really enjoying some of their Pinots, but also some of the sweeter wines which are really not offered much in California vineyards. And so we were looking forward to bringing some of the sweeter wines back, and it was really offputting that the guide was sort of making fun of them, because then we felt really odd buying them. Spoiler alert: we bought them anyway! But she made us feel like a little bit of a dummy that we wanted to buy them. I know that a more sophisticated palate would’ve bought some of the other wines, but that’s not what we wanted.

Always a pleasure to visit this boutique winery. Even the local Roos came out to say hi and lounge in the sun amongst the vines. Excellent wines, friendly and knowledgeable team…. Always welcoming to me and my furry companion Thanks guys, looking forward to catching up again soon

I visited the Hunter Valley for the first time recently and did a wine tasting at Ernest Hill Wines with the lovely Lesley. The wine was incredible (I am so disappointed I didn't grab more to bring back to Adelaide 😔) and Lesley was so incredibly friendly, welcoming, passionate and knowledgeable! If I could give this experience more than 5 stars I would! Thank you so much Lesley for making my visit to Ernest Hill so memorable 🥂🍇🥰

We had a great wine tasting with Leslie in the Hunter Valley. She was friendly, easy to chat with, and really knew her stuff without making it feel formal or rushed. Leslie explained each wine clearly and made the whole experience relaxed and enjoyable. You could tell she genuinely enjoys what she does. Would definitely recommend booking a tasting with her if you’re in the area.

We loved hearing about the family history behind the wine names — such a personal touch. The kangaroos were fascinating to see, and it was interesting to learn how they pose unique challenges for winemaking (definitely not something we deal with in the States!). The winery has a calm, homey, and welcoming vibe that made the visit especially enjoyable. While the dessert wines stood out to us, it was really the overall atmosphere that made this experience so memorable.

Not a wine fan, on my first wine tour! The guys at Ernest Hill were very welcoming and happy to answer a load of questions. The wines on offer we really nice, and each served woth some more education about wine tasting. Would happily go back to sample more and hopefully buy a bottle or two.

Had an incredible wine tasting today with Leslie! A beautiful small winery with an air conditioned option for tastings. Leslie was so funny, kind and knowledgeable. Would recommend this to anyone coming to the Hunter for a tasting :)

This is such a great gallery with really interesting and diverse spaces. We came at a great time with three beautiful exhibitions on. The volunteers were helpful, engaging and seemed very passionate and knowledgeable about the exhibits.

A wonderful experience visiting MR AG. Like that, so artistic! It's beautiful space which also highlights many local artists. Most of the exhibits are very unique in expression. There is a restaurant inside the Maitland Regional Art Gallery is called Séraphine Café.

Great exhibit at the moment “Twitcher”… just delightful. A lovely cafe, a lift to get upstairs, a spacious gallery and friendly staff. Gift shop has some beautiful things too. Free parking out back.

Fantastic sights and sounds for all exhibitions on a wide range of topics. I am a Twitcher! I could have sat all day watching the birds in flight loop! The tiny art was very clever and I don't think we found them all. Will be back.

Highly recommended. The gallery seamlessly combines a sophisticated art collection with a kid-friendly atmosphere. Interactive exhibits engage young minds, making it an enriching experience for families. The on-site cafe not only boasts an array of delicious options but also caters to younger palates with kid-friendly meals, ensuring a delightful visit for all. Additionally, the quality gift shop offers a diverse selection of art-inspired items, making it the perfect spot to find unique souvenirs. Maitland Bay Regional Gallery truly excels in providing a well-rounded and enjoyable cultural experience for visitors of all ages.

The MRAG is as rich in its display as it is with warm accommodating staff. I was welcomed by Ms Belinda and gave me information about the current exhibits and how to go about my way around the galleries. The collections were all dazzling and amazing. I loved the Portraits the most as well as the miniature displays. I definitely would visit again every time I come to Maitland. Inspiring and entertaining!

Fantastic gallery to visit! My kids always enjoy exploring. Every time we have visited we have had somebody amazing and friendly to greet us and explain the exhibits and activities for the kids - the staff are knowledgable, kind, respectful of kids and adults

Fantastic experience and was a great morning out. We just did the self guided tour and enjoyed the observations and stories about previous employees. Very interesting history and easy to navigate. Highly recommend if you're in the area! Only suggestion I have for visitors is probably leave the younger kids at home! My older two (7 & 5) enjoyed it but the 3 year old got bored quickly.

Fascinating and confronting - the prison is in an excellent state of preservation and the various eras are well represented in the surviving buildings. The stories from inmates and guards range from sad to spine chilling. An important relic of Australian history preserved for everyone to visit.

What a waste of money. We did the night tour. Young children crying and wanting to leave. People with torches in your face. Nothing too exciting or interesting. People filming for a paranormal experience with fake noises in the background.

My partner and I thoroughly enjoyed the ‘Crimes of Passion’ night tour. Our knowledgable and charismatic guide, Robyn and her storytelling ability made it an immersive and memorable experience. We’d recommend this tour and a visit to Maitland Gaol, and will be sure to return :)

This was a mix between serious ghost hunt and theatrical horror house. The atmosphere at night is amazingly solemn and creepy. We were told some interesting history on the tour. I wish I had done a little more research into the history before the tour so that I could have put myself into the experience more.

I have quite a fascination with jails so this of course was a must visit. I did the self guided tour and throughly enjoyed walking around listening to the stories while checking the place out. Highly recommend visiting to anyone considering it.

Was an awesome experience, highly recommended. Will definitely go back to do one of the other tours they offer.

we drove a little way to this big area with a few million trees and a few roads running through it. dunno why people r worried about global warming, i think we have lots of trees the road is bumpy. it has rocks on it. the light was soooo pretty tho. looks like one of those made up photoshop photo that people fake. like i was overdosing on prettiness. love how pretty it was. would be so cool for like photoshoots n stuff, we ate good food too. probably easy to get lost tho. dont get lost. the goannas might eat u. yum yum. dont get kidnapped. whe it get dark i can imagine u could get kidnapped. so jus dont be a kid and u wont get kidnapped. good for a fire.

Great little day trip with a variety of camping spots Easy walk to the waterfall. Heaps of cool look outs that are relaxing and have great aspects over Lake Macquarie Highly recommend as a quick weekend adventure.

Super relaxing and lovely forest 🌳 Full of different trees, plants, insects and more. Lovely place to go for a walk and listen the cicadas and waterfall. Is a bit complicated to go down the waterfall so is a track full of trees in the middle and big stones. Ideal for meditation or yoga if you like it and also was some people doing some climbing with a rope there too.

Beautiful place, going to the Falls is a must visit. You will love this place after visiting the Falls and spending some time there. You won't really be able to swim as the water is shallow. The path to reach the Falls will take about 45 min but worth the pain. NO PAIN NO GAIN. Some steep steps down, any kids should be watched on by a parent as getting down and coming back up is a hard journey. ❤❤. You will love the falls

Amazing Australian forest. Make sure to bring some mosquitos repelent b3cause you will definitely need one. Very humid environment. If you go down the waterfall treck you will have a refreshing reward at the end.

A relatively off the beaten path feel for National Park close to suburbia. Would be good for 4WD (mostly dirt roads) and mountain biking. Did a short loop walk through the rainforest which was good.

If you can visit on a weekday - it's alot quieter. Beautiful forest areas, some with fern lined roads. Lots of beautiful bird calls. Mostly need an AWD for access as there's often lots of potholes and some are quite deep. Wouldn't recommend a sedan in most parts. If a road says unmaintained - it is only for the seasoned 4WD drivers. Must take own food, water & drinks. Take away your own rubbish. Remember insect repellant & be prepared for leeches in damp areas. Be sure to check your maps before entering the park as there may be no service in some areas.

I was previously online buying alot of Sheepskin product from a place in Sydney. Their customer service was inadequate when I attempted to ask questions about delivery to The Netherlands. I was recommended to go to this place by my mum. I was amazed at their brilliant customer service when I phoned the online team to find out if a product was in stock and if it could be express posted. I will definitely only be ordering through here as it's made in Australia 🇦🇺, owned by Australians and the service was A1. Bloody unreal!

Lovely morning tea with friends . Food delicious atmosphere great, staff very friendly helpful and pleasant as they served us.

Poor quality. My slippers wore out in 6 months - took them back to the store in Thornton who were very rude and told me it was a ‘wear issue’. I may as well have bought slippers from Kmart if I wanted some trash that I would need to replace again in 6 months.

Amazing to discover the whole History about this family who created the well internationally known UGG! I loved everything in the shop. All made of natural fabric, and made in Australia.🫶🏼

Staff was amazing. They didnt have the product made upon stock that we needed for a medical purpose. The sales person went out the back and the guys offered to stay back to get it done for us. We really appreciated that.

Great staff and quality items with realistic prices,,, very friendly,, parking area right at the front door,, minimal walking and nice coffee shop for customers,,, I liked the Giant Ug boots at the front of complex,,

Great Australian made Uggs. We came to buy from Mortels after we could no longer source genuine Uggs from the local shops in Sydney. Factory is worth visiting too. Support local craftsmen for future generations.

Great holiday activity if you are looking for something to do with the family. It caters to most ages with different courses. My daughters and I chose to do the zip line. Great fun, the staff were friendly and looked after us.

If you are looking to get your kids away from electronic devices and get active, this is the place to go have some fun. The duration of 2.5 hours is too short when there weren’t any staffs stationed at each stations to provide assistance when needed say latching onto the ropes etc. Time was wasted when children were trying to figure it out or someone else to get staffs to come on site. The absence of staffs at each stations to monitor if the children are accompanied by adults also poses a safety hazard. We have seen so many children who were under the specified age or height tackled courses clearly not suitable for them. Hence, I am only giving 3 stars.

Fantastic experience, fantastic service and gorgeous views. it is a lot of fun and very secured. Team members are Legend. advice take the option Phone lanyard if you do not have one and drink water before your session.

This place is superb. Booked for zip line coasting. All adults and one kid. Fun ride. Will surely tell the owner or manager to organise some mechanical equipment to carry the pulley.

Good for kids, see the website for who can do what, lots of restrictions around age and weight. The trampoline area is a fun thing to do after the road course.

The staffs there are so kind and so good with kids. There were two girls that served us that I didn’t know their name, they were so kind and friendly and approachable. Also, Jo was the one helped our kid dressed, educated and encouraged him to do his level one trail. Shout out how great he is with interacting and leading little human.

Brought my 6 & 8 yo kids and they have really great fun. It has few level of challenges to accommodate all kids needs. Please book ahead before you come(ideally few weeks ahead) to avoid disappointment. Good to bring your own food and coffee as there isn't any in-house cafe.

One of the best baby-friendly farms/zoos we’ve visited! Lots of fun and educational activities, all well-organized and perfect for small kids to explore freely. Staff were super friendly and caring. My baby loved patting reptiles, chasing ducks, and feeding wallabies. The farm is a great size—not too big or crowded—with lots of Aussie animals. We’ll definitely be back.

We had the absolute best day and it was probably their busiest day of the year. We loved the relaxed feel, rather than it being commercialised. The encounters with the animals were the best we’ve ever had and most of it was part of the entry, except for $7.50 for the whole family to have 1:1 with a gorgeous koala. So much to do, it was hard to leave. 3 active boys very, very happy at the end of the day with warm food in their tummy’s and a hot coffee for mum in the sunshine while the kids played. 10/5

Our family loves this place! It’s just the right size and has the perfect variety of animals and activities to make the trip up from Sydney. It’s also not so big as to make us poor parents exhausted at the end. The staff are friendly and helpful.

We visited today on the last Friday of school holidays. It was sunny but cold and windy but we had a great time. We had 2 adults and 2 kids aged 4 and 9. Lots of hands on interactions with the animals and a chance to feed the farmyard animals. The train ride was fun but felt super rushed, blink and you missed the lions and other animals. It would have been much nicer to stop for even 30secs at the enclosure to take photos. Highly recommend buying camel cookies to feed the camels as part of the train ride. We spent 3 hours there and took our own snacks and drinks. A little pricey for entry and the size and we added food for animals and pony rides for girls so $160 outing for 3hrs but we did enjoy it.

Absolutely loved it here. I have a 5.5yr old and 2.5yr old and this was the perfect day out for them. There was a great mix of animals, rides, playground and fun. You can take your own food and plenty of shaded seating. Most things are included in the entry fees. A few additional costs if you like, but affordable. The train ride is great and included. All in all, it was better than expected and definitely will go back.

Such a great day out for adults and kids. The staff are super helpful and friendly. The cafe is well managed with delicious healthy food and treats with great coffee for us parents. Prices are so reasonable and the animals are just adorable! Pre book prior so it’s not a long wait at the gate. Thank you to the staff we love being regulars

Amazement Farm and Fun was a fantastic experience for the kids! There were so many interesting activities and live presentations, especially the reptile show, which the kids absolutely loved. They got to see and learn about different animals up close, and the staff were really friendly and engaging. The whole place was clean, well-organised, and perfect for families. A fun, educational, and memorable day out for children

Had a great visit to the Wyong Milk Factory! The atmosphere is charming and family-friendly, with a nice mix of local character and modern comfort. The staff were welcoming, and there’s a great variety of things to see and do, from the café to the cheese shop and even kayaking nearby. The food was tasty and fresh, though I did feel it was a little overpriced for the portion sizes. That said, it’s still a lovely spot for a day out and definitely worth checking out if you’re in the area.

AVOID THE KAYAK AND ROWBOATS AT ALL COST! Just to make this a breit as possible - Rowboats were filthy covered in mud and dirt since the flood that happened a month ago. Canoe fills with water. (Not specified on website) They also are the cheap ones you get from kmart that they charge almost the same price for) - the man who showed us the rowboat didn’t have the key, so he cut the rope that holds them together. This means they obviously have poor management and oversight of operational facilities within the coop. Not the guys fault obviously. Management’s fault. - we were told we had one hour when i booked three hours. The man said “oh,ok”. Again not his fault as management did not coordinate that to him properly. -the life vests were covered in dirt (since the flood , and have not been cleaned) As an influencer. I thought about making a video promoting this place, though now after my experience, i would like to publicly state to anyone and everyone. Its best to avoid this place until management has better oversight for all amenities here.

Salmon friend said it was dry and did not enjoy it. Buffalo wings were amazing I enjoyed them. Overall service and food turnaround time was within the 20 minutes promised. I will surely come back.

Located at 141 Alison Road, Wyong, New South Wales, Australia 🇦🇺 This is a really interesting place to come and is quite historic. Originally founded in 1907 by local farmers for milk and butter production. It was destroyed by fire 🔥 in 1921 and rebuilt as a milk bottling factory. It has since then it has expanded to support local industry. It now houses several local businesses like a cafe and tavern, an ice cream parlour, a boutique chocolate shop and more. We came as a group of elderly people and enjoyed the chocolate shop, but our main attraction was the tavern. It is so uniquely designed. It has about 3 levels which are accessible by stairs and a lift 🛗. There’s very good toilet 🚻 facilities, including accessible toilets. The menu offers a range of delicious options, everyone in my group was very happy with their meals. I originally wanted a pizza 🍕 but found they are only available on Fridays and weekends. So I decided to have the chicken schnitzel and hot chips. I found the schnitzel was way too thick, I prefer it thinner and the chicken tasted a little bland. However, as I said, everyone else in my group liked their meal. The staff were very welcoming and friendly. Eager to help in anyway. Even though I didn’t really enjoy my meal, based on my group’s overall enjoyment of their meals, I would recommend visiting here and I would return and try another dish. I still give it a thumbs up! I love the design of the place, it creates a great atmosphere. 👍👍👍

Nice hidden drive with many made white rushing water in the back. Great vintage factory vibe. Just a little disappointed with the food. A bit tasteless. Ordered Squid and Atlantic Salmon. Will try the steak next time.

What a great use of an old dairy farm and its buildings. The building and the old interiors take president over the restaurant and its a fun jumble of different structures and artwork. There is plenty of room for everyone. The food was very good and served quicky. The service was very good and tables were cleared quickly after use.

Service overall was exceptional. Such a great chef who went above and beyond to make my daughters 18th little celebration with her grandparents lovely. Thanks those little things from staff these days are rare. Appreciate all the other staff serving, especially the young kid and staff behind the bar also. Great food especially the pumpkin pasta with prawns!