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Celebrate Summer in The Hawkesbury
The Hawkesbury region offers a wide range of activities and facilities to interest families during the Summer Holidays, such as horse riding, water skiing, bushwalking or just cruising on the river on the Hawkesbury Paddlewheeler while enjoying a meal.
What better time of the year to appreciate the natural beauty of the Hawkesbury region and learn about our colonial past with activites available by visiting the historic House at Rouse Hill Farm or the Museum in Windsor?
From the mountain atmosphere of Kurrajong, Bilpin and Mount Tomah in the west to the many villages and towns along the river flats in the Hawkesbury Valley to Wisemans Ferry. There are many hidden gems and secret places to get away from the bussle of city living and all within an easy drive from Sydney's suburban west.
The area is alive with its many historic, man made and natural attractions. The year 2010 promises to be one filled with activities as we celebrate the 200th anniversary of the naming of the Macquarie towns by the 5th Governor of the colony of NSW, Governor Lachlan Macquarie, the man who started the Australian value of the "Fair Go".
After exploring our history, your appetite can be satisfied at one of the excellent local restaurants which offer a wide range of cuisines. So Bon Apetit! We hope you enjoy your time in the Hawkesbury.
The Hawkesbury Guide booklet includes lots of general tourist information as well as being a resource for local residents.
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The Hawkesbury region offers a wide selection of activities, accommodation and restaurants, catering for either the gourmet diner or the casual day tripper.
The Hawkesbury Dining Guide booklet which now includes lots of general tourist information, is published by Artwurx and distributed freely throughout the Hawkesbury District of NSW.
The Hawkesbury region offers a wide selection of activities, accommodation and restaurants, catering for either the gourmet diner or the casual day tripper.
Travelling to the Hawkesbury from Sydney
By Rail:
Sydney’s suburban rail network extends to Windsor and Richmond which are at the heart of the Hawkesbury district.
Train Timetables
By Road:
Approximately one hour by road from Sydney, follow the M2 freeway and follow the Windsor Road to Windsor or stay on the M7 and take the Richmond exit onto the Blacktown Road.
Travelling from Western NSW
Leave the Great Western Highway at Lithgow turning left on the corner where McDonalds Restaurant is situated and follow the Bells Line of Road. The drive from Lithgow to Richmond takes about 70 minutes.
However you travel, make sure you take care, take regular breaks and drive safely.
Hawkesbury Richmond Windsor Taxis 0416 960 913
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