Mudgee Area Attractions
Mudgee Area Attractions Directory
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Wines of distinction and quality and a first class cellar door are Abercorn's hallmarks. Our wines range from the easy-drinking Unwooded Chardonnay through the Shiraz to the rare 'A Reserve' wines that are leading the renaissance in Mudgee's ultra-premium reds. Here at Abercorn we combine New World flavours with solid palate structures, in distinctive and elegant wines which are designed to cellar.Abercorn
Mudgee
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Join us for a tasting of our current release and museum wines. Relax with friends in the cafe. Open 7 days.Andrew Harris Vineyards
Mudgee
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Specialising in Mudgee's regional cuisine. Weddings, parties, special events. Enjoy outdoor dining under the vines or indoors with log fires. Fully licensed. Coach lunches a speciality - call us for a booking.Augustine`s Food House
Mudgee
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Hand made jewellery of Australian WildflowersAustralian Wildflower Jewellery Gallery
Mudgee
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A boutique vineyard and olive grove set in the beautiful Erudgere Valley - only 10 minutes from the Mudgee town centre.
Experience a tasting of wine, olive oils and table olives all estate grown.Blacklea Wine and Olive Tastings
Mudgee
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Fine modern Australian & seasonal regional food. Alfresco lunches or candlelight dinners. Air conditioned in summer, log fire in winter. Courtesy bus. Functions & weddings catered.Blue Wren Restaurant
Mudgee
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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 grown wines.
Botolobar is renowned for its flavourful reds including; Shiraz, Cabernet
Sauvignon and Pinot Noir. Botolobar has some of the districts oldest
Chardonnay vines and also grows Marsanne, a white variety unique to the
vineyard.
BBQ and picnic facilities available.Botobolar Vineyard
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Burnbrae Wines is an attractive winery with beautiful valley views. Viticulture follows the principal of sustainable agriculture with minimum intervention. Burnbrae wines are known for the fullness of flavour and have a long record of awards from major wine shows. Coaches are welcome by appointment and a light lunch for the group can be organised by prior arrangement.Burnbrae Winery
Mudgee
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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 enjoy elegant wines, Gourmet foods, French wares, picnic baskets and more surrounded by true pastoral and vineyard vista
perfection.Burrundulla Vineyards
Mudgee
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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 atmosphere, or you can choose to sit out and watch the world go by in our street alfresco dining area. We offer modern Australian cuisine..
Open for lunch and dinner.Butcher Shop Cafe
Mudgee
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Located in the restaurant strip in Market Street, Mudgee. This cafe is funky, serving good simple and well priced food.Cafe 89
Mudgee
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100 seat licensed Cafe/Restaurant. A la carte specialising in MSA certified steaks. Modern food for the family.
Take away available.Cafe Inverness & Steakhouse
Mudgee
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Stylish furniture, home decor items, gifts.Classic Treasures
Mudgee
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Wine tastings & sales, mail order available. Our motto is 'Wines Without
Compromise.' Come & try our award winning wines at one of Mudgee's newest
wineries.Clearview Estate
Mudgee
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Australian furniture & collectables, china, crystal, Victorian glass & silver.Country Lane Antiques
Mudgee
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Located at The Winning Post Motel, Enclosure Restaurant offers an a la carte and house menu, accompanied by local wines and ports, making dining a pleasure.
Open 7 days for dinner, bookings advisable.
Ideal for weddings, conferences and functions - seats 65.Enclosure Restaurant
Mudgee
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Driving instructions: drive south along Church Street, over the railway bridge
and take the second right turn into Madeira road (at the Scout Hall), then
take the third right hand turn.
Flirtation Hill Lookout offers panoramic view of Mudgee Township and the rich
river flats.Flirtation Hill Lookout Mudgee
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The colonial Mecca building in the centre of town in Market Street has many
items of interest for the tourist. Originally the Town Hall Hotel built in the
1850's. The front wall was reconstructed from local stone donated by local
people and contains leaf and fish fossils, petrified wood and many interesting
shapes of various local stone.Fossil Wall
Mudgee
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Frog rock which is by the side of the road is a rock formation in the shape of a frog crouching. It is located 19kms out of Mudgee and 24kms out of GulgongFrog Rock
Mudgee
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Georgia's work reflects her passions for country life, wine, food and family. View her work by appointment. Media includes watercolours, oils and pastels, other design work.Georgia Mansur Fine Art & Design
Mudgee
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Works and demonstrations by blind artist Phillip Coster and ceramist Lauren Johnson.Golden Dog Gallery
Mudgee
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The museum contains a wide range of period costumes, rare 19th Century
crockery and furniture. Described as the finest collection of Australiana
in the country the museum is set on an acre of land in the heritage town of
Gulgong. A stone cottage has been re-located in the grounds. The museum has
copies of the Holterman collection of historical photographs and a fully
restored Cobb and Co coach, along with other horse drawn vehicles. A Museum
of Sight and Sound was opened adjoining the museum...Gulgong Pioneer Museum
Gulgong
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The Gulgong Town Trail takes in the town's heritage sites, highlighting historically significant and well-preserved buildings dating from 1870 to 1910. Here you will gain a measure of the colour and sense of the gold
rush days.
For a small financial outlay, the pamphlet, available from the Mudgee or Gulgong Visitor Centres, will guide you along the route.Gulgong Town Trail
Gulgong
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The Hands On The Rock is located 52km from Mudgee, 37km from Gulgong and
is 2.3 kilometres north of the drip. Turn left at the indicator sign, proceed 0.4km
to a clearing alongside large rock formations. Leave your car at the parking
area and walk 500 metres along the walking track to the overhanging rocks.
Visitors can explore and see the stencil hands that aboriginal people painted
hundreds of years ago and feel the understanding of the closeness between the
people and their land
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The Henry Lawson Centre is housed in the salvation Army Hall built in 1922,
the year of Lawson's death. The exhibition 'A Walk through Lawson's Life'
illustrates many facets of an incredible period in the development of
Australia's cultural history.
Using Lawson's words, the display visits the poverty, restlessness and family
disintegration, deafness and alcoholism that moulded his life's work. The
collection housed within the centre includes original manuscripts, letters,
artefacts, photos a...Henry Lawson Centre
Gulgong
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The Henry Lawson Memorial is 8kms from Mudgee on the henry Lawson Drive.
Follow the 'Wine Country' signs past Mudgee Wines towards Montrose Winery. On
the right side of the road stands the memorial to Henry Lawson on the site of
his boyhood home.
Picnic tables are provided.Henry Lawson Memorial
Mudgee
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Wine, cheese and cafe. Open daily 10.00am - 5.00pm. Relax and enjoy lunch platters with wine, tea or coffee in the Fromagerie Cafe, talks and tours with the Cheesemaker.
Buses welcome by appointment.High Valley Wine and Cheeses
Mudgee
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Huntington Estate Winery is a small winery and has won many awards for their
red wines. Wine tasting and winery inspections, premium table wines and red
wine for home bottling.
A 'Chamber Music Festival' is held annually in late November, early December.
A prelude or an encore weekend is also held in November or December.Huntington Estate Wines
Mudgee
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Art Gallery, Australian scenes, meet the artist, fine oil paintings of the Australian landscape.Ken Hall Gallery
Mudgee
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Specialises in portrait and wildlife drawings using predominately pencil medium, also experiments with other media.Kirrily Duff Artist
Mudgee
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Knight's Vines is a family owned and operated boutique winery offering hand-
crafted wines, medieval theme.
Covered pergola, picnic area and gas barbecues for public use.
Located directly opposite the Eurunderee School (Henry Lawson's school).
Lunches and tours for groups by prior arrangement.Knights Vines Eurunderee Flats Winery
Eurunderee
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The Lavender Station, Mudgee, Australia, is open every Friday and Saturday between 10am – 4pm and at other times by appointment. During summer enjoy the cooling shade trees and during winter, you will find the wood fire warming. Discover the many uses of Australian grown lavender and browse our Lavender Showroom, which encompasses our Gift Shop and Lavender Library. Enjoy a free tea or coffee at a friendly and relaxing farmgate.
Although many of the lavender plants rest through the winter, o...Lavender Station The
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Named after Lt. William Lawson. The stone fence was erected during the depression of the 1930's. Here in this beautiful riverside park there are two interesting historic monuments - both re-erected after removal from their original sites. On entering the park walk along the park roadway, and before reaching the swimming pool you will see on your right, about half-way across to Short Street, a sandstone monument. This was erected at the intersection of church and market (where clock and tower now...Lawson Park
Mudgee
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Logan is a family owned and operated boutique wine producer from Mudgee and Orange. Logan has three different labels and a new tasting room in Mudgee.
The room is open seven days a week, and offers delicious tasting plates to accompany your wine tasting.
Several times a year Logan hosts some of Sydney’s hottest chefs from hatted restaurants, who prepare amazing degustation dinners matched with Logan wines. These events are open to the public but seat are limited.Logan Wines
Mudgee
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Mansfield Wines is in the heart of Henry Lawson country and just 6km north of
the Clock Tower.
In the tasting cellar you'll find a range of table and fortified wines,
together with the winery's famous Mudgee special.
We welcome bus and tour groups. Families are invited to use the barbecue
facilities in the Henry Lawson country cookout or picnic on the lawn beside
the playgrounds. Alfresco lunches provided for bus or party groups. Bookings
essential. Minimum of 20 people.
Mansfield's also ...Mansfield Wines
Mudgee
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Visit the historic property with its heritage homestead. View the hundreds of deer grazing across the beautiful pastures. Make friends with the pet deer - they are gentle with children.
Take the opportunity to purchase venison packs at wholesale prices at the farm door. Recipes are provided.Melrose Park Deer Farm
Mudgee
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Memorial park was originally an old Roman Catholic cemetery of 1844-1888 in the north west corner.
It is set in a series of walls for preservation. The headstones are readable from both the Roman Catholic and Protestant cemeteries.Memorial Park Mudgee
Mudgee
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The cellar door is located at Honey Haven and provides customers with the opportunity to experience premium Mudgee wine from Mt Frome Vineyard and fabulous feta cheese in local olive oil, herbs & spices.
The Mt Frome Vineyard is located at 196 Rocky Waterhole Road, Mudgee.Mount Frome Vineyards Cellar Door
Mudgee
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Convenient location in Market Street. Bright, comfortable restaurant facilities catering for children, travellers, holiday makers and locals.
Mudgee Bakery and Café now has seating for over 100 people. We pride ourselves on offering quick, friendly service, takeaway or eat-in, with family-friendly products at an affordable price. We have become a favourite with locals and tourists alike for our spacious seating area, easy parking, clean amenities, kids play area, and most especially - food...Mudgee Bakery and Cafe
Mudgee
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The Colonial Inn Museum is the headquarters of the Mudgee Historical Society and houses an extensive and fascinating collection of C19th and C20th Australiana, all locally donatedMudgee Colonial Inn Museum
Mudgee
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18 hole championship course with manicured greens and fairways. Golf carts available. Relax in the clubhouse, open from 10am, and enjoy the views.Mudgee Golf Club
Mudgee
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The husle and bussel of the Mudgee railway station has been replaced with a relaxed restaurant, lounge and bar experience. Have a drink on the platform and enjoy a fine dinning experience or sample some of the local wines in the lounge.Mudgee Railway Station, yard and locomotive yard
Mudgee
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The Mudgee town arboretum is a botanical identification of trees based on the '1993 Mudgee tree study'.
The report of a study undertaken by the National Trust of Australia, a copy of this report and the inventory
of trees is available for perusal at the Mudgee tourist information centre. A number of the trees pre-date the
founding of the town of Mudgee in 1838.
Two of Mudgee's parks, Lawson and Robertson, have been granted heritage listing. Individual identification
signs are on the trees...Mudgee Town Arboretum
Mudgee
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One of the finest groups of significant architectural townscape in a country
town; many sites have National Trust classification, including the Colonial Inn
Museum (formerly the West End Hotel, built in 1870's), the Mudgee Regent
Theatre (art deco) and the Mudgee Railway Station.
Walk past beautiful Robertson & Lawson Parks, the old rural bank, the
mechanic's institute, St John the Baptist Anglican Church, St Mary's Catholic
Church and many other architecturally significant buildings that da...Mudgee Town Walk
Mudgee
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Situated next to Mudgee Shire Council Chambers and opposite beautiful Robertson Park, the Mudgee Visitor Information Centre provides a welcome to visitors and residents alike.
The centre is well stocked with local information on accommodation options, details on cellar door operations and wineries, places to eat, things to do and see, and points of interest in the area. There is a comprehensive range of Visitor Guides from other regions of New South Wales.
The centre also provides a range of i...Mudgee Visitor Information Centre
Mudgee
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One of the old wineries in the locality of Eurunderee. Using the time honoured methods of Alf Kurtz - one of Mudgee's pioneering wine makers. Shiraz, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon. Try our speciality wine - Old Bush Vine Shiraz.Mudgee Wines
Mudgee
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This nature reserve is a mecca for birdwatchers, with 164 recorded species of birds, including the endangered regent honeyeater. The Castle Rock walking track offers an easy 8 km return walk with stunning views from the Sandstone ‘pagoda’ rock formations at the end of the track.
Munghorn Gap Nature Reserve is the second oldest nature reserve in New South Wales.
Unique flora and fauna and rare bird species.
Picnic areas at Moolarben and a 4km (one way) walk to Castle Rocks.Munghorn Gap Nature Reserve
Mudgee
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Retail premises sampling and selling homemade chocolates, local olives & olive oil, local produce and local wines. featuring a licensed cafe & steakhouse. Rest rooms & babychanging facilities.Oakfield Country Store and Cellars
Mudgee
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Visit OFFA Olives where you can taste local olive produce. OFFA Olives grow Oliomio olives. Tasting and sales of OFFA olive oil.OFFA Olives
Mudgee
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Craigmoor is Mudgee's oldest winery, and the longest continuing winery in
Australia. Craigmoor Winery was established in 1858 and is the home of
Australia's first Chardonnay.
There is an excellent restaurant in the winery with an a-la-carte menu on
Friday and Saturday from 7.00pm to 9.30pm, and for lunch on Saturday and
Sunday from 12.00pm - 2.30pm.Poets Corner Wines
Mudgee
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