An iconic Hawksbury business, the Bilpin Fruit Bowl offers seasonal fruit picking, fresh fruit and vegetables, house-made baked goods, and more!

Come and enjoy a low-cost family outing with something for everyone!

Cattai National Park protects significant historic sites and offers loads of outdoor activities for the whole family.

Dharug National Park is perfect for camping, mountain biking, canoeing, and more!

Australia’s oldest church, built in 1809 at Ebenezer, overlooking the Hawkesbury River and 12km from the town of Windsor.

An animal farm where kids and parents alike can have a fun hands-on day out milking cows, cuddling cute animals, and more!

Enjoy a night-time lantern-lit history tour around Windsor, led by Janice Hart from the Hawkesbury Historical Society.

The Hawkesbury Harvest Farm Gate Trail includes producers, artisans, eateries, and more!

The museum offers interesting exhibitions, including RAAF exhibits that showcase the area's important Air Force history.

Officially opened in 1930 to protect Koalas from the koala fur export trade, the park is home to many Australian species.

Kurrajong Heights offers breathtaking scenery, a quaint historical village to explore, and more!

The Leura Cascades picnic area is a perfect family-friendly spot for picnics and birdwatching.

The oldest course in Australia offers a picturesque 18-hole course against the backdrop of the stunning blue mountains.

Riverside Oaks Golf Resort is set on 587 acres of natural Australian bushland bordering the Hawkesbury River.

Enjoy a day of birdwatching, wandering grasslands and exploring old historic buildings in Scheyville National Park.

An iconic tourist attraction located at Windsor Public Wharf (currently closed due to flood damage)

A touch of Tuscany on the banks of the Hawkesbury River, offering a complete agritourism experience in their vineyards and olive groves.

Enjoy a relaxing ride on the nostalgic steam locomotive in breathtaking scenery over the Great Lithgow Zig Zag.