Central NSW Attractions

These natural wonders located just 17 kilometres from Orange are ideal for a morning adventure, a mid day explore, afternoon bushwalk or a day relaxing in the sun... read more

Botobolar Vineyard is situated at one of Mudgee's most scenic spots. Relax on our terrace and enjoy the outlook and atmosphere, as you taste our premium organically... read more

Brangayne Vineyard is a producer of distinctive cold climate wines. It lies on the north-eastern slopes of Mt. Canobolas (near Orange), at an altitude of 970 metres... read more

Enjoy alfresco dining in the leafy courtyard or din inside at the Breakout Brasserie. Featuring gourmet lunches and the biggest coffee in town. read more

Bubbler Studio specialises in paintings, prints, curios and old books. She also hosts classes for children, adults and workshops. read more

Burnbrae Wines is an attractive winery with beautiful valley views. Viticulture follows the principal of sustainable agriculture with minimum intervention... read more

Burrundulla Vineyards offer 100% Estate grown wines from the vineyards of Mudgee's earliest pioneering family. Within our beautiful wine tasting room and Alfresco courtyard... read more

This is the site of one of the first gold mines in Parkes, over 100 years old. From 1871 to 1873 about 1400 kg of gold was turned up. All that remains is an old chimney... read more

A hip cafe situated in an old historic Butcher Shop, hence the name. Enjoy the freshly roasted coffee inside where the open plan set up creates a friendly and social... read more

By the Greens, located at the Cowra Bowling Club offers fresh, delicious and affordable bistro meals ideal for the whole family. The restaurant overlooks the pristine... read more

See a demonstration of honey being extracted, examine the exhibition hive, or pay a hands-on visit to a working hive (weather permitting, limited to a maximum group... read more

Just a 30 minute drive out of Orange along the Escort Way (Forbes Rd), Cudal is a quiet country town with its great "Food Wine and Cultural Centre" showcasing... read more

Located in the restaurant strip in Market Street, Mudgee. This cafe is funky, serving good simple and well priced food. read more

100 seat licensed Cafe/Restaurant. A la carte specialising in MSA certified steaks. Modern food for the family.

Take away available. read more

Award winning Cameron Park is in the perfect location right in the middle of Wellington's CBD. The park is suitable for coach picnics with toilet and barbecue facilities... read more

Welcome to Canobolas-Smith Wines, a small family company making premium quality wines from our eight hectares of vineyard on the northern slopes of Mt... read more

The Canowindra Historical Museum depicts the development of Canowindra from the 1840s frontier townshop on the Belubula River to its growth as a rural centre... read more

Wander through the two floors of the Canowindra Trading Post. Enjoy the ambience created by the eclectic mix of old and new. The Canowindra Trading Post is an antique... read more

Carcoar, surveyed in 1838, was the first rural town beyond Bathurst and is the third oldest town west of the Blue Mountains. Classified by the National Trust, it is... read more

Cargo Road Wines is located 860 metres above sea level, on the sheltered northern slopes of Mount Canobolas, Orange in central western NSW. The Cargo Road Winery opened... read more

The Carillon was built in 1933 as a memorial to the men of Bathurst and District who served in World War I. Since then other conflicts where local people have served... read more

Our vines are grown on the hillside of Catherine's Ridge in the Cowra region. Long hot days and cool nights produce grapes of exceptional character, which is reflected... read more

Chifley Home is a monument to Ben Chifley who was known as 'the man of the people'. The house reveals the domestic life of a person who rose; from humble beginnings... read more

Stylish furniture, home decor items, gifts. read more

The Claypan Gallery in Dubbo features a superb collection of in-house and locally produced pottery, silver jewellery, paintings and woodwork. The Claypan Gallery is... read more

Wine tastings & sales, mail order available. Our motto is "Wines Without Compromise." Come & try our award winning wines at one of Mudgee's... read more

Cobb & Co Cellars (Bathurst's Regional Wine Centre) is your one stop wine store for local and regional wines. You can also choose from an extensive array of Australian... read more

The story of Cobb & Co started in Australia in the 1850s at the time of gold discovery and the opening of inland New South Wales for pastoral settlement... read more

Conimbla National Park offers nature based recreational activities in a natural environment. The activities include bushwalking, bird watching and picnicing... read more

This 4.5 hectares of parkland is located just three blocks west of the Post Office. The area of open space was reserved in 1845, the park was proclaimed in 1873 and... read more

Formerly Bastick Cottage, the Cook Park Guildry now operates as a local arts and crafts shop. The building was erected and named in honour of two former Parks and Gardens... read more

The self guided walk will teach you about the origins of Cook Park, taking in the Park Guildry adorned with local arts and crafts and the original use of the German 'Whiz... read more

At Coolah Crafts take a stroll through a unique and exquisite craft shop, with a large variety of locally made country hand- crafts including woodwork... read more

Coolah Tops National Park offers spectacular views, several waterfalls and lookouts and opportunities for camping, picnicking and bushwalking. The Park is situated 30... read more

The Coonamble Historical Museum is the former police station built in 1886 and has been converted to the Coonamble Historical Museum. The museum displays artefacts, photographs... read more

Staff at the Coonamble Visitor Information Centre will be pleased to assist you with information about Coonamble and the region. Pick up a brochure or a map and ask the... read more

Set among peaceful white gums, Coonandry Wines is building its reputation for fine local wines. Open for tastings and cellar door sales (weekends and public holidays)... read more

Australian furniture & collectables, china, crystal, Victorian glass & silver. read more

A-la-carte, fully licenced restaurant located at the Countryman Motor Inn. Enjoy a local wine from the extensive wine list in the private bar before being seated to... read more

Cowra Bowling Club staff invites you to enjoy the facilities they have to offer and look forward to welcoming you to their club. Three beautifully manicured greens... read more

Cowra Bridge Pylons are situated beneath the Lachlan River Bridge and feature aboriginal murals on the pylons. The murals were painted by local aboriginal artist, Kym... read more

Cowra Craft Shop is co-operatively operated craft outlet for a variety of craft items hand made by local people. High quality hand crafted gifts, plants, cakes, biscuits... read more

Located just four kilometres from the town centre, Cowra Fun Museum offers an extensive collection of war, rail and rural memorabilia housed in a two-acre covered complex... read more

Cowra Golf Club boasts the best 18 hole, fully irrigated kikuyu fairways golf course west of the Blue Mountains where true country hospitality is assured... read more

Stroll through Cowra's historic past. A brochure from the visitors centre sets out a heritage walk around Cowra that takes a leisurely hour, taking in sights like the... read more

The Cowra Italy Frienship Monument was officially opened on Australia Day 1998 to celebrate the Italian link to Australia. In particular it was erected in recognition... read more

Opened in 1979, the multi award-winning Cowra Japanese Garden is a "must see" at any time of the year. The Garden's designer, Ken Nakajima, created the Kaiyushiki... read more

During World War II Cowra was the site of a major training base for tens of thousands of Australian Military personnel. After the war the camp saw the passage of people... read more

The Cowra Regional Art Gallery is a cultural facility of Cowra Shire Council that is free to all. There is a Gallery Retail Shop stocked with art, crafts, jewellery... read more

The Cowra Services Club is home to the Cowra RSL Sub Branch. Facilities include Peregrines Family Restaurant, entertainment every Friday and Saturday night, comfortable... read more