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Attractions & Activities ATTRACTIONS & ACTIVITIES Dundullimal Homestead (National Trust) (02) 6884 9984 Map reference, Dubbo Region Visitor Guide 2019/20 – Page 36 23L Obley Road, Dubbo (map reference 12) Open Tue – Fri 11am - 3pm | Open Australia Day Dubbo Aquatic Leisure Centre (02) 6801 4490 Online booking via website preferred. Mon-Fri 5.30am-8.30pm | Sat 6am-8.30pm | Sun 10am-8pm Explore the homestead, stables, machinery shed and church Australia Day 11am – 7pm of the oldest squatter’s run in the region. Dates back to 1836 Victoria Park, Talbragar Street, Dubbo (map reference 2) and provides a unique insight into local colonial heritage. Heated Olympic size swimming pool, shaded children’s Adult $10 | Child U16 $8 | Concession $8 | Family (2A+2C) $25 leisure pool, playground, giant twin waterslides, splash pad, National Trust members FREE | Café temporarily closed free barbeque facilities, covered grandstand & on site kiosk. Closed 1 – 28 February 2021 Dubbo Observatory 0488 425 940 Elston Park Water Park (02) 6801 4000 17L Camp Road, Dubbo (map reference 5) Elston Park, Cobra Street, Dubbo Explore the night sky through telescopes including our new, Splash pad, expansive lawn area, shelters and playground. large 17 inch telescope. Open 9am - 9pm daily | Free Admission Bookings Essential – Limited Spots Available Book online at www.dubboobservatory.com. Escape Room Dubbo (02) 5805 0054 Cost $26 pp | Late show $40pp | Premium Tour $99/person 1/43 Macquarie Street, Dubbo (map reference 3) Astrophotography (BYO SLR Camera) $99/camera You are ‘locked’, in an altered reality, 60 minutes on the clock. Closed Australia Day The only way out is to solve a series of cryptic clues and puzzles, or you fail! Choose from three different escape Dubbo Regional Botanic Garden (02) 6801 4450 rooms. Coronation Drive, Dubbo (map reference 6) Mon - Sat 10.30am – 9.10pm | Sun 10.30am – 3.40pm Explore the four distinctive garden spaces. Incorporating 2-8 players | $30-$40 per person Biodiversity Garden, Shoyoen Sister City Garden, Sensory Open Australia Day Gardens and Oasis Valley. Mon - Fri 7am - 5pm | Sat & Sun 9.30am – 5pm | Closed Livvi’s Place Playground (02) 6801 4000 Christmas Day, New Year’s Day, Good Friday and the morning Victoria Park, Talbragar Street, Dubbo of ANZAC Day | Open Australia Day Fully fenced, shaded play area and interactive equipment. Free Admission Free Admission Adventure Playground | Open daily 8am – 8pm except on Wednesday 12pm – 8pm | Free Admission Old Dubbo Gaol (02) 6801 4460 Onsight Café Open Fri - Sun 10am - 2pm 90 Macquarie Street, Dubbo (map reference 15) Discover another world and take a step back in time at Old Dubbo Tenpin Bowl (02) 6881 8222 Dubbo Gaol. 74 Windsor Parade, Dubbo (opposite Dubbo Regional Twilight and Beyond the Grave Tours also available during Adventure Playground) school holidays only. Limited times and age restrictions apply. Mon - Fri 12pm-7pm | Sat & Sun 9am-4pm 18 lanes, auto scoring & bumpers, pool & air hockey tables, Adult $20.50 | Concession $16.50 | Child U16 $7.00 | Child U4 electronic dart board, video games & prize machines, air- Free | Student 16 and above $16.50| Family (2A+2C) $50.50 | conditioned comfort, Glow Bowling lights on every weekend Extra child $6.50 | Book online for a 10% discount and during school holidays (excluding league bowling times). Open Australia Day Best value hassle free children’s parties in town. Mon - Thu 10am – 8pm | Fri - Sat 10am – 9.30pm | Dubbo Royal Flying Doctor Service Visitor Experience Sun 10am - 6pm | Open Australia Day 11am – 7pm Adult $15 | Concession $13 | Child U16 $13 | Family (2A+2C) $56 1800 847 487 RFDS Base, 21 Judy Jakins Drive, Dubbo (map reference 8) Dubbo Sports World (02) 6884 0123 Online ticket purchases preferred. 163 Sheraton Road, Dubbo (map reference 10) Open Mon-Fri 9am - 5pm | Sat 9am-4pm | Sun & Public Bounce on into Inflatable World, or try the brand new Holidays 9am-3pm interactive Impact Wall video technology featuring a mixture Closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year’s Day, Anzac of sports games and interactive gaming! Full canteen facilities Day and Good Friday. Open Australia Day 9am – 3pm available. Adult $18 | Child $10 | Concession $15 | Family (1A+2C) $33 | Indoor sports including netball, cricket, soccer, basketball, Family (2A+2C) $50 | Group Booking 12+ $13 floorball. Ideal party activities laser skirmish & bubble soccer. Not accepting visitors from Covid-19 hotspots. New golf stimulator. Face Mask must be worn and ID shown upon entry. Inflatable World Adult $15 | Child 5+ $15 | Child U4 $8 | Spectators Free Taronga Western Plains Zoo (02) 6881 1400 Western Plains Cultural Centre (02) 6801 4444 Obley Road, Dubbo (map reference 18 off Newell Hwy) 76 Wingewarra Street, Dubbo (map reference 23) Open daily 9am - 4pm | School Holidays 8.30am - 4pm A state-of-the-art facility boasting a gallery, museum and Online ticket purchase only modern café; Dubbo’s creative soul. Adult $48 | Child (4 - 15yrs) $28 | Senior/Concession $38 Open daily 10am - 4pm | Fridays open to 6pm | CLOSED Family | 2 Adult 2 Child $136.8 | 2 Adult 1 Child $111.6 Good Friday, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day 2 Adult 3 Child $162 | 2 Adult 4 Child $187.2 Free Admission 1 Adult 2 Child $93.6 | 1 Adult 3 Child $118.80 Open Australia Day Bike Hire & Cart Hire* FOOD, WINE & EVENTS Push bike (all day) $17 | Bike n Caboose $30 Dubbo Farmers Market 0488 685 006 Geared Bike $24 | 6 Seater Electric Cart (3 hour hire) $70 Macquarie Lions Park, Bligh Street, Dubbo (map reference 4) Savannah Visitor Plaza and Free Access Area Offering a range of fresh and seasonally local meats, jams, Access to Zoo Café and Bar area, Safari Park Playground and marinades, honey and preserves. Primate Islands. First and third Saturday of each month | 8am – 12pm Hippo Encounter $55pp | Savannah Safari Adult $10 Child $5 Early Morning Walk Sat & Sun 6.30am A$25 | C$12.50 Dubbo Turf Club (02) 6882 1044 *All rates in addition to Zoo admission. Conditions apply 11L Merrilea Road, Dubbo (map reference 11) Open Australia Day Thousands of people attend the Dubbo Turf Club throughout the year to enjoy a day at the races. 17 race meetings per Terramungamine Reserve & Rock Grooves (02) 6801 4000 year including the popular Ladies Day, Family Fun Days, Gold Burraway Road, Terramungamine (map reference 19) Cup, Melbourne Cup Day and Foodies Race Day. Sacred Aboriginal site with 150 grinding grooves, located along the Macquarie River. Red Earth Estate Vineyard (02) 6885 6676 Free Admission 18L Camp Road, Dubbo (map reference 17) Come in and enjoy a tasting of our selected handcrafted Tracker Riley Cycleway (02) 6801 4450 (map reference 20) wines. A 13km circuit extending between the Dubbo CBD and Mon, Tues, Thurs & Sun 11am-5pm | Fri & Sat 11am-7pm historic Dundullimal Homestead via Taronga Western Plains Closed Wednesdays | Open Australia Day Zoo. LIVE THEATRE & SHOWS Warrior Warbirds 0415 196 461 Dubbo Regional Theatre and Convention Centre 8 Howe Place, Dubbo (map reference 22) (02) 6801 4378 Operating from Dubbo aero club building. Adventure flights, 155 Darling Street, Dubbo (map reference 7) calm & placid flights, adrenaline filled & aerobatic, or Local and national touring shows grace the stage of this anything in between. 500-seat, fully air-conditioned, tiered theatre. Bookings Essential | Minimum age is 12 years old Enjoy a pre-ordered cheese platter or drinks in the foyer Short Adventure Flight Experience $290/1 hour before event. Theatre Bar opens 1 hour prior to most shows. Premium Adventure Flight Experience $500/1.5 hours Box Office open Mon - Fri 9.30am – 4.30pm Phone the box office to book or visit drtcc.com.au Western Plains Riding Centre 0418 220 434 Closed Australia Day 8R Merrilea Road, Dubbo (map reference 24) Horse riding activities, pony rides, lessons and trail rides. Dubbo RSL Club Resort (02) 6882 4411 Bookings Essential | Open Monday-Saturday 178 Brisbane Street, Dubbo (map reference 9) 1-hour trail ride $40 | Half hour lesson $40 Modern, contemporary entertainment hub featuring a choice ART & CULTURE of recreation or dining activities. Dubbo Arts and Craft Society (02) 6881 6410 For shows visit dubborsl.com.au/club/entertainment 137 Cobra Street, Dubbo (map reference 1) Macquarie Conservatorium of Music (02) 6884 6686 Local works of art; a selection of patchwork, porcelain Corner Darling & Bultje Streets, Dubbo (map reference 14) paintings, silvercraft, spinning and weaving and wood- Concerts, workshops and master classes with visiting artists, turning. Open when the flags are out 10am - 4pm staff and students; classical, jazz and world music. Free admission For events visit www.macqcon.org.au SELF GUIDED TOURS Dubbo Heritage Walk (02) 6801 4450 Z&T Tours 0478 696 444 Brochures available from Dubbo Visitor Information Centre. Pick up anywhere in Dubbo or Wellington Leisurely tour of historic buildings in the heart of Dubbo’s CBD. Z&T Tours can take you to any destination in NSW, including local attractions in the Dubbo Region. Trips are customised to Dubbo Pub and History Tours 0404 238 209 suit your needs, from a few hours to overnight tours. Call for pricing Online walking tour via www.dubbopubhistory.com Tour starts at Church Street, Rotunda. Explore the city of Dubbo with a history walking tour. The Dubbo Visitor Information Centre tour will take about an hour, unless you pop into one of our Cnr Macquarie Street & Newell Hwy, Dubbo historic pubs. (02) 6801 4450 | www.dubbo.com.au $7.99 per download Open daily 9am - 5pm | Closed Christmas Day Macquarie Valley Trails 1800 748 379 Discover the wonders of the Macquarie River, a unique and relaxing way to explore local heritage, nature, produce, art and more. Bird watching and fishing guide available.
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