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OFFICIAL VISITORS GUIDE 2015 MACARTHUR Camden & Campbelltown 1 www.macarthur.com.auwww.macarthur.com.au FRONT PAGE: THE BLUE TREE, THE AUSTRALIAN BOTANIC GARDEN, MOUNT ANNAN Just because a tree is dead, it doesn’t mean that its useful life in the ecosystem is over. This tree has been dead for many years and yet is still a beautiful home to a host of interesting creepy crawlies, including termites and slaters that are natures great re-users. It’s also a favourite perching site for our birds of prey. They have a clear view of anything that may be moving in the grassland below and can swoop down, out of the blue, and snatch up insects, small mammals and reptiles. Macarthur To find an amazing variety of experiences including adventure, heritage, nature, arts and culture, farming and much more, look no further than the spectacular Macarthur region. The townships of Camden and Campbelltown provide an array of unique attractions perfect for a day trip, overnight stay or family holiday. About Macarthur 6 Attractions 8 History 24 Natural Escapes 30 Tours 42 Destination Macarthur Maps 46 Ph: 1800 655 991 Shopping and Markets 50 /visitmacarthur Sport and Recreation 54 @macarthurnsw Dining 64 Accommodation 78 Download the app Annual Events 86 Visitor Services 90 Image: Belgenny Farm, Camden Gosford Hornsby Penrith Katoomba Parramatta Sydney Bankstown Liverpool Macarthur Wollondilly To Goulburn & Canberra Wollongong Mittagong Bowral Shellharbour Moss Vale How to get to Macarthur Sydney to Macarthur Approximate time: 1hr 1. Head South on M1 2. Take M5 East Freeway (signs for Metroad M5/Liverpool/Canberra) 9km 3. Continue onto South Western Motorway (signs for Liverpool/Canberra) - partial toll road 21.2km 4. Continue onto Hume Highway 13.7km 5. Take the exit onto Narellan Road. Merge onto Narellan Road/State Route 69 towards Campbelltown/Bulli OR merge onto Narellan Road/Metroad 9 towards Camden Wollongong to Macarthur Approximate time: 1hr 1. Take the National Route 1 ramp to Sydney 300m 2. Merge onto National Route 1 6.1km 3. Exit onto Picton Road/State Route 88 towards Picton/31/Hume Highway 27.4km 4. Turn right onto the Hume Highway/National Highway 31 ramp to Sydney 500m 5. Merge onto Hume Highway/National Highway 31 21.2km 6. Take the exit onto Narellan Road. Turn right onto Narellan Road/State Route 69 towards Campbelltown/Bulli OR merge onto Narellan Road/Metroad 9 towards Camden/Penrith Canberra to Macarthur Approximate time: 2.5hrs 1. Take the Federal Highway. Go through one roundabout, entering NSW. 2. Keep right at the fork and merge onto Hume Highway 151km 3. Take the exit onto Narellan Road. Turn right onto Narellan Road/State Route 69 towards Campbelltown/Bulli OR merge onto Narellan Road/Metroad 9 towards Camden/Penrith The Macarthur region boasts a number of country roads, perfect for a relaxing drive or for taking the scenic route to some of the region’s incredible attractions. Ranked among Australia's great agricultural pioneers, John and Welcome to ABOU Elizabeth Macarthur Experience all of Macarthur established Merino wool T Tick any activity that interests you, to help plan your visit! M production, wheat growing, A Macarthur C dairying, horticulture and ARTH grape growing. These Nature Shopping and Markets The Australian Botanic Garden, Produce markets U enterprises became a Mount Annan Arts and craft markets R model for Australia's proud Dharawal National Park Village style shopping agricultural traditions. Georges River Nature Reserve Macarthur Square Shopping Centre Bushwalking and outdoor precinct Bird watching Japanese Gardens Heritage Group tours Adventure Open houses Horse riding Museums and historical societies Go karting Paintball and laser skirmish Golf and Sport Moto cross Indoor mini golf Mountain biking Golf and golf lessions Adventure of a Lifetime Roller skating Tabcorp Park Harness Racing In Macarthur, you are sure to find an outdoor experience to match your Explore the Outdoors Tenpin bowling sense of adventure and excitement. Fly high above the valley in a Macarthur is bordered by scenic hills, nature reserves and the Georges vintage tiger moth flight or float on cloud nine in a hot air balloon. and Nepean Rivers, so if you enjoy a bushwalk or a relaxing picnic - Food and Wine Bicycle tracks If you dare, try the thrill of tandem skydiving - no experience necessary there are plenty of places to escape to. The region also boasts a range Breakfast and brunch Equestrian Centre just bring along your fearlessness and adrenalin. Want a ride in the fast, of beautiful public gardens and scenic cycle tracks. Campbelltown is lane? Take to the racetrack and stage your own go-karting grand prix. If home to Macarthur’s very own National Park - the Dharawal National Wine tasting you prefer to stay grounded, then why not take to the hills on a leisurely Park. The park features waterfalls, extensive upland swamps, steep- Local brewery Tours cross-country horse ride, or test your skill levels on the Macarthur sided sandstone gorges, swimming holes and rock shelters. There region’s first designated mountain biking endurance trail. Turn to page are numerous walking tracks, both sealed and unsealed throughout Lazy lunches Ghost tours 10 to find out more. the park, as well as a 30km cycle trail suitable for mountain biking. A High tea Farm tours must see attraction is The Australian Botanic Garden, Mount Annan. Picnic and BBQ locations Food and wine tours Dining Set on more than 400 hectares of parkland, the Garden features BBQ If gourmet delights are your passion, then Macarthur, home to an array and picnic facilities, themed gardens, a restaurant, a plant nursery, Elegant dining Heritage tours of flavours, will fulfil your dreams. Sample the variety of fresh, modern gift shop, walking tracks, interactive sculptures, mountain biking trail cuisine that promises to surprise and delight. With more than 100 cafés and guided tours. So much variety all in one place. Turn to page 30 for and restaurants, tempting opportunities to tantalise your taste buds details. Arts and Culture Kids surround you. Turn to page 64 for details. Campbelltown Arts Centre Kids activity centres Living History The Cube Entertainment Centre Cinemas Farm Experiences Macarthur’s heritage is evident at every turn and adds to the region’s Take a step back in time to experience the farming lifestyle of charm. A simple walk down the towns’ main streets will reveal a Sculpture Garden School holiday camps and workshops Australia’s early pioneers at Gledswood Homestead. Sit by the rich array of colonial architecture. Renowned for its living heritage, Theatre and performing arts stockman’s campfire for billy tea and damper, followed by sheep Macarthur is also well known by historians and genealogists for its shearing demonstrations and a working dog show. After this, learn how collection of pioneer cemeteries and famous graves. Turn to page 24 Accommodation to throw a boomerang and even crack a whip. Kids will enjoy getting up for details. Aviation Bed and Breakfast close to the animals and feeding them. Go to page 20 for details. Hot air ballooning Family motels Accommodation Joy flights Self contained apartments Fancy a Tee? Macathur has a growing variety of accommodation choices ranging Macarthur’s first class golf courses and driving ranges are a big draw from luxury hotels with their own restaurants, bars and conference Sky diving Tourist parks card for golfers of all standards. Whether your handicap is in the single facilities, through to family motels, boutique B&Bs and caravan parks Helicopter rides Luxury hotels figures, or you are just a social player, there are many fantastic courses - there is something to suit all needs and budgets. Turn to page 78 for where you can enjoy a game. Afterwards, head to the club and enjoy a details. Glider flights bite to eat and a drink. Turn to page 62 for details. 6 www.macarthur.com.au 7 Macarthur offers a diverse tourism experience to suit Attractions a variety of interests including exceptional historic sites, exhilarating adventure experiences, ghost hunting tours, breathtaking nature reserves and an eclectic mix of cultural facilities. THE SUNDIAL OF HUMAN INVOLVEMENT THE AUSTRALIAN BOTANIC GARDEN, MOUNT ANNAN At the ‘Sundial’ you can tell the time using your own body as the 8marker, see the city skyline or relax overlooking the Macarthur region.www.macarthur.com.au 9 www.macarthur.com.au ATTRACTIONS Adventure Battlefun Laser Skirmish Delta Force Paintball Enduro Trail Mountain Biking Moto-X Appin Sydney Trail Riding Centre Sydney Horse Riding Centre Baden Powell Dr, Appin 275 Brian Rd, Appin The Australian Botanic Garden, Brian Rd, Appin Lot 1 Campbelltown Rd, Denham Court 900 Camden Valley Wy, Gledswood Hills Ph: 1300 733 585 Ph: 1300 850 744 Narellan Rd, Mount Annan www.mdmcs.com.au Ph: 0432 105 104 Ph: 0418 111 056 www.battlefun.com www.paintballing.com.au/paintball-sydney Ph: (02) 4634 7935 Open Tuesday 9am - 3pm, www.sydneytrailriding.com.au www.sydneyhorseridingcentre.com Office open Monday, Wednesday, Friday Open Monday to Friday 8.30am - 6.30pm, www.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au/annan/cycling weekends 9am - 4pm (members only) Open Thursday, Saturday & Sunday, Open weekends for general bookings 10am - 5pm Saturday 7am - 4pm, Sunday 9am - 4pm Open 7 days 10am - 5pm The complex features a number of tracks for 9am - 4pm Sydney Horse Riding Centre offers a variety of Gaming available for the public/individuals The world’s largest operator of paintball (weather permitting) riders of all ages and capabilities. Regular The magnificent 500 acre property is the services to cater for beginners to experienced every weekend. Groups and private sessions games. For over 24 years, Delta Force has The Macarthur region’s first designated coaching workshops are held for motocross perfect destination for the whole family.
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