Central NSW Attractions

Coonabarabran's newest tourist attraction. Give your tastebuds a real treat with fine wines of Timor Valley Estate Vineyard. Situated in a delightful country setting... read more

Come relax and enjoy tasting our premium hand picked and traditionally grown wine while overlooking the tranquil Old World Rose Garden. read more

Tom's Waterhole winery and cellar door is located on Longs Corner Road, Canowindra. Their wines are handcrafted in their winery, where you can meet and talk to the winemaker... read more

The Townhouse Hotel Motel Bistro offers top quality meals at an affordable price. Local produce is featured on the menu. Dine inside or alfresco on the new deck... read more

An authentic replica mining poppet head and miners hut located in bushland setting at Cooinda Park. Newell Highway, Wyalong. Located between the two Wyalongs, is an... read more

Trunkey Creek is a lovely old gold mining village. The hills around Trunkey Creek is honeycombed with abandoned mine shafts and mullock heaps and together with the crumbling... read more

Winner of a National Trust Heritage Award, The Turon Technology Museum offers something for everyone - from the steam engine enthusiast to children discovering the wider... read more

Located in Gulargambone, two eight two eight is a vibrant, unique, exciting and innovative community project in central western New South Wales. Local volunteers created... read more

At the Tyndalls Lavender Corner, goods on offer include; pure essential lavender oil, culinary lavender, stripped lavender, dried bunches of lavender, potted lavender... read more

Val's Coffee Lounge is a relaxing coffee shop that offers the customer delicious snacks, lunches, desserts, coffee and takeaway meals. read more

Taste hand-crafted wines at the Wallington's unusual Straw Bale Winery, overlooking the vineyard. The Winery is an imposing building and wine-tasting takes place here... read more

The Warrumbungle National Park offers magnificent scenery, abundant wildlife including kangaroos, wallabies, emus and many other native fauna and flora... read more

Tara Cave is one of the sites used traditionally by Gamilaroi people for many thousands of years. The tour led by an aboriginal ranger, gives an understanding of the... read more

Wattagan Estate Winery, is a rural winery producing nine wine varieties. Open for wine tastings and cellar door sales. Morning, afternoon teas and light lunches available... read more

Weddin Mountains National Park is situated on 8,361 hectares 390kms west of Sydney and 19kms south west of the township of Grenfell. This striking crescent of cliffs... read more

Wellington Caves are thought to have been discovered in 1830 by a colonist, George Ranken, who accidentally fell into the entrance of one of the caves... read more

Visit Wellington's latest tourist attraction and wander around the manicured gardens, which include a man-made mountain, cascading stream and reflection lake... read more

The Club has three championship golf courses; this great triumvirate rub shoulders with one another in glorious Surrey heathland surrounded by ancient woodland of pine... read more

To explore Wiradjuri art and culture, visit the West Wyalong Local Aboriginal Artfact Shop. Of particular interest is the magical meeting place the Bai-Yai Room which... read more

The Gallery's collection focuses on 'The Animal in Art' and includes sculptures, children's book illustrations, works by George Lambert and other two dimensional works... read more

Trail rides on gentle horses with experienced escorts. Take a relaxing one hour ride overlooking Dubbo city or a two hour ride on stock reserves to Mugga Hill or a... read more

The Whistlestop is a delightful old renovated railway station building and carriage. Local crafts include woodwork, hand knitted and woven goods, etched glass, pottery... read more

Gold and quality wines go together and Winburndale is no exception, with cool climate grapes planted next to old gold mines. Superior site selection and the attention... read more

Windamere Dam and Cudgeong Waters Park are situated 25 kilometres east of Mudgee, in the central west New South Wales. The dam is named after the property on which... read more

"We change our menu regularly" says Scott Tracey, owner and chef of Mudgee's famous fully licensed restaurant "Wine Glass Bar & Grill" - "Cooking... read more

The Woodpecker Gun is a War Memorial to those who served in the Second World War. The Japanese Machine Gun, which is at the front of the Memorial Swimming Pool, adjacent... read more

Come and join Elizabeth at her studio and watch how she turns raw fleece into a finished garment. This is a great opportunity for all ages. Also available are farm fresh... read more

Word Of Mouth Vineyard is on the slopes of Mt Canobolas at a cool 1000 metres above sea level over looking the township of Orange in central New South Wales... read more

Wyangala is located a shirt drive from Cowra at the junction of the Lachlan and Abercrombie Rivers. The lake is a vast expanse of water and when full has a surface area... read more

Yerranderie is a privately owned ghost town situated on the western side of Lake Burragorang. Features of the area include - Historic Silver Mines, Classified Heritage... read more

Welcome to private town of Yerranderie, a perfect destination for the whole family. Enjoy the excitement of travelling along bush roads, spot the native animals and... read more