The TOP 10 BEST Things To Do in Milroy NSW

Experience the delectable Mudgee region with Mudgee Tourist Bus as we personally introduce you to this food and wine lovers' paradise. Allow us to pick you up from your base and drive you to discover all this region has to offer

Camp in serenity, privacy and security whilst enjoying a true bush camping experience within the boundaries of a private property.

The Colonial Inn Museum has a broad range of items in its collection, principally from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and with many items of Australian manufacture. Circa 60,000 items within the collection are displayed in several buildings and storage sheds

Winery

We are now open to the general public and catering for school groups, organized tours and any member of the general public who wishes to attend. The observatory is situated 15 minutes drive to the west of Mudgee in a location of extremely dark skies away from the town lights and the lights of Ulan mines

Gooree Park Wines is most beautiful properties encompassing over 500 hectares of vineyards and the home championship racehorses

Burrendong Botanical Garden And Arboretum here you will find collection of native plants from all over Australia and particularly a stunning collection of the unusual and striking western Australia flora. The Arboretum is virtually a living museum

The Wellington Caves Holiday Complex offers semi self-contained unit accommodation, camp and caravan sites. While staying there you can tour the Wellington Caves and Phosphate Mine

Dunedoo Local Museum

Serving up delicious tasting baked goods, burgers, salads, sandwiches and coffee.

Cafe

Dissemination of information guided town tours for coaches, souvenirs, historical information and museum on site

Locally produced arts and craft and giftware as well as preserves jams and pickles - ideal place to buy little gifts.

Gallery & Information Centre

Vineyards

Sandy Hollow Tourist Park s a great place to stay to explore the Goulburn River and Wollemi National Parks, wineries, local farms and villages, or for cycling, bush walking or touring the wider region of the Upper Hunter.