The Dubbo Region Visitor Guide - 2021/2022 by Dubbo Regional Council

We acknowledge the Wiradjuri people, the traditional custodians of the Wiradjuri Nation, we acknowledge their Elders past, present and future. We also acknowledge peoples from other Nations and Language groups who have now made the Dubbo and Wellington Region their home along with the descendants of the Wiradjuri Nation. Dubbo, home of the Wirumdhah people of the Wiradjuri Nation, traditional people of Wilay Country where the Wambuul flows. Wellington, a beautiful valley home to the Wirrum Wirrum people of the Wiradjuri Nation. Special thank you to Aunty Margaret Walker, Mary Henderson and Grace Toomey for Wiradjuri consultation.

Pearl Gibbs Public Art, Corner Talbragar and Darling Streets, Dubbo

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D U B B O V I S I TO R I N F O R M AT I O N C E N T R E Corner of Macquarie Street and Newell Highway, Dubbo

1800 674 443 Open 7 days 9.00am – 5.00pm (closed Christmas Day)

W E L L I N G TO N V I S I TO R I N F O R M AT I O N C E N T R E Corner of Nanima Crescent and Warne Street, Wellington

1800 621 614 Open 7 days 9.00am – 5.00pm (closed Christmas Day)

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How will you adventure in the Dubbo Region? As you navigate the pages of our Visitor Guide, keep an eye out for our handy hints for more to explore to help plan a holiday adventure you will never forget! Follow the arrows for inspiration

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HIT THE ROAD

Cue the road trip playlist, buckle your seat belt and set your speed to cruise control because all roads lead to the Dubbo Region. Conveniently situated in the heart of NSW at the junction of the Newell, Mitchell and Golden Highways, the great Aussie adventure has never been easier or more enjoyable! Whether you are travelling by car or relaxing on a comfortable coach, you will find delightful diversions of food, wine, culture and more as the perfect prelude to your Dubbo Region escape. Cruising in an electric vehicle is easier than ever, with publically accessible Tesla and NRMA car chargers available in the car park of the Western Plains Cultural Centre in Dubbo.

SOAR THE SKIES

Glide into Dubbo and start your adventure on a high. Direct flights are available from Brisbane, Newcastle, Sydney, Melbourne, Ballina, Broken Hill, Bourke and Walgett, connecting to Lightning Ridge. From wheels up to touchdown in one to two hours with five airlines operating a wide range of weekly flights – the sooner you arrive, the sooner your adventure begins!

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Sit back, relax and enjoy that rhythmic clickety-clack as you soak up the scenery on NSW Trainlink’s daily train service from Sydney Central (via Wellington) to Dubbo. Enjoy tasty treats from the onboard cafe and watch the views change from city streets, to dramatic mountain vistas, endless valleys and the wide open plains of your final destination. Once you arrive, getting around is a breeze, with easy to navigate roads, free parking, public transport networks, a fleet of taxis and car hire available. via Mitchell Highway via Mitchell Highway via Mitchell Highway via Golden/Mitchell Highway via Golden Highway

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The Dubbo Region’s rich cultural history began with the Wiradjuri people, who have called this land home for over 40,000 years. As you explore the Dubbo Region take a moment to acknowledge this beautiful land’s Traditional Custodians. We ask all visitors to respect and preserve the land and culture that has survived over thousands of years, and pay respects to Elders both past and present and extend that respect to other Indigenous Australians on country. Terramungamine Reserve, just off Burraway Road, Dubbo.

The waterways of the Dubbo Region have always held a special significance

to the Wiradjuri people of this area. The Macquarie River’s traditional name is Wambuul meaning ‘winding river’. The ebb and flow of the Wambuul through Dubbo and Wellington provided many ceremonial sites and gathering places for the local tribes. Visitors can still see evidence of one of the important gathering places at Terramungamine Reserve near Dubbo where the rocks bear over 150 grooves and carvings created over many years as the Wiradjuri people shaped tools and spears (pictured left).

The Dubbo Wiradjuri Garden (pictured right and below) offers the opportunity to further immerse the senses in Wiradjuri culture. This culturally significant and accessible meeting space for the community features large spans of open grass and accessible path systems representing the three key rivers of the area. Conversation is encouraged by the two large sandstone yarning circles, while native gardens with vegetation endemic to the area provides a serene atmosphere. The focal point of the garden space is the 50 metre rainbow serpent alive with a variety of native plant life.

The Dubbo Wiradjuri Garden, Coronation Drive Dubbo. Photo: Dubbo Landscaping.

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Remember how it felt when you last went on a real adventure? Isn’t it time you recaptured that feeling? It’s time for room to run and play and to re-connect with those most important to you. It’s time to get off social media and just get social. It’s time to discover a great big adventure in the Dubbo Region. The Dubbo Region is a must visit on the quintessential road trip, offering visitors all the comforts of an established city just a stone’s throw from the allure of the Aussie outback. Affectionately known as 'the city of smiles', Dubbo is a

The Dubbo Region is home to over 54,000 smiles and counting!

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thriving regional centre with all the advantages of a city on the rise. Just down the road is the charming town of Wellington, offering breathtaking natural beauty and a rich history, delivered with a dose of old-fashioned country charm. The Region’s diverse villages offer an escape to the country complete with rolling vistas and unbelievable sunsets. Seek adventure and find those magic moments where you know you are creating memories to last a lifetime. It’s all here in the Dubbo Region, what are you waiting for? Find your inspiration at dubbo.com.au

Dubbo was officially proclaimed a City in 1966

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The Dubbo Region offers a kaleidoscope of events throughout the year. No matter the season, you will enjoy a selection of cultural events, festivals and live and local performances. Be sure to keep up to date as events come online at dubbo.com.au/events.

Wellington Arts and Sculpture Festival September Dubbo’s Biggest Sporting Weekend September Australasian Gold Cup Race Meeting September Veterans Week of Golf September Multicultural Festival September Dads for Kids Festival September Model T Ford Car Rally October Fong Lees Lane October DREAM Festival October World’s Richest Bowls Tournament October Geurie Rodeo October Derby Day Racing Carnival October Melbourne Cup Race Meeting November Strokeplay Golf Tournament November GPC Spring Nationals November

Carols by Candlelight December Lazy River Estate Christmas Markets December Dubbo Rotary Twilight Christmas Fair December Wellington Boxing Day Races December Dubbo New Years Eve Fireworks December Music In Between Festival January Wellington Picnic Races January Geurie Picnic Races February Beers to the Bush February

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The Dubbo Region is welcoming several exciting new additions in 2022. These amazing tourism attractions will showcase Dubbo’s natural, cultural and heritage assets to enhance our tourism experience and share more of Dubbo’s unique story with Australia and the world.

DUBBO WIRADJURI TO U R I S M C E N T R E The yet to be named Dubbo Wiradjuri Tourism Experience will be a space of cultural learning for visitors to our Region. The facility will provide opportunity for the original custodians of the land to tell their story, and share the story of Wiradjuri. The experience will include an art gallery and museum space, yarning circles, dedicated cultural performance areas and trails linking the centre to the Wiradjuri Gardens of Elizabeth Park. A cafe featuring local produce and Indigenous inspired flavour will entice and offer sanctuary to celebrate culture.

A public Plaza green space is being created in the centre of Dubbo. The Plaza will offer an open area for all to enjoy, from Macquarie Street to the State Heritage listed Old Dubbo Gaol in the heart of Dubbo’s CBD. The Plaza will provide exposure for the Gaol’s gatehouse entrance and Gaol wall as well as the ornate Post Office colonnade and its iconic clock tower, creating a unique civic space in Dubbo’s justice precinct. A large-scale, unique kinetic artwork will adorn the neighbouring building’s façade. The theme for the artwork is 'community, country, connection: finding common ground'. Reclamation and development of a public heritage Plaza at Old Dubbo Gaol will contribute to creating a year-round destination for visitation based on an improved and culturally-rewarding visitor experience.

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MACQUARIE FORESHORE EVENT PRECINCT The events calendar in Dubbo will have every opportunity to expand with the opening of the state-of-the-art outdoor events arena with dedicated stage area at Ollie Robbins Oval in Dubbo’s CBD. The stage will enable the attraction of major year-round events and festivals. When not in use for major events, the foreshore precinct will provide ample space for locals and visitors to relax and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere near the river and expansive green spaces.

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Taronga Western Plains Zoo.

I N O U R B A C K YA R D WHAT ARE THE OPENING TIMES FOR TARONGA WESTERN PLAINS ZOO? • The Zoo is open every day of the year 9.00am - 4.00pm (gates open 8.30am during NSW school holidays).

HOW DO I GET AROUND THE ZOO? • With 5.5km of sealed road and plenty of walking trails, you can hire push bikes or electric carts, bring your own bike, walk, or drive your own car.

HOW FAR IS THE ZOO FROM DUBBO’S CBD? • Five minutes’ drive, or 5km walk/bike ride.

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE? • The experience can be as long or short as you like. Tickets are valid for two consecutive days (second day free) – you can leave and enter the Zoo as often as you wish during opening hours.

WHAT CAN I DO AT THE ZOO? • Set the scene for your safari at the free Savannah Welcome Plaza with information, shop, playground and cafe overlooking the Savannah Lake, home to monkeys and lemurs. • Explore on two wheels or four, or even on foot! • Learn more about your favourite animals from Zoo Keepers via live or virtual Keeper Talks. • Visit the new Waterhole Precinct and check out the outdoor cafe, animal habitats and play area for the kids! It’s the perfect spot for a break. • Get up close with the deer herd in the Wild Herds Walkthrough. • Explore the sprawling Lion Pride Lands Precinct and meet the village goat herd. • Experience a behind the scenes tour or encounter! Tours include a safari into the lion’s den or onto the open plains of the Savannah. There’s also a Morning Walk as the animals awaken. • Encounters offer magical up close moments with a hippo, meerkats or giraffe. Tours and Encounters cost in addition to Zoo entry. • For the ultimate safari, stay overnight and wake up in the wild.

WHAT’S ON THE MENU? • Dine in or take away at the Zoo Cafe & Bar in the Savannah Welcome Plaza, or relax at The Waterhole. • There are also free BBQs and picnic areas located around the Zoo. I AM TRAVELLING WITH MY PET, CAN WE ENTER? • Domestic pets are prohibited from entering the Zoo. Pet minding options are available in Dubbo. • If you have a Guide Dog or Assistance Animal, please contact the Zoo in advance of your visit so that arrangements can be made prior to your visit. CAN I STAY OVERNIGHT? The Zoo offers three overnight options: • Zoofari Lodge: An immersive African style safari; • Savannah Cabins: Self-contained accommodation adjacent to the Zoo; and • Billabong Camp: An immersive camping experience where the hard work of setting up camp is done for you. CONTACT THE ZOO DIRECTLY TO ENQUIRE OR BOOK taronga.org.au/dubbo • (02) 6881 1400 • Obley Road, Dubbo

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IS THERE PUBLIC TRANSPORT TO THE ZOO? • Yes, there is a public bus service from Dubbo to the Zoo. • You can also catch a taxi or hire a car.

VISIT THE WILD Experience an unforgettable zoofari adventure at Taronga Western Plains Zoo. See hundreds of rare and endangered animals. Explore on foot or ride around on hired bikes or carts. Catch a keeper talk, behind the scenes tour or up close animal encounter. Wake up in the wild at one of three overnight experiences. Our Zoofari Lodge (pictured) offers an African safari getaway right here in Dubbo! Book your adventure today or find out more at zoofari.com.au

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T H E D U B B O R E G I O N G R E AT B I G A D V E N T U R E PA S S What if you could buy one ticket, in one transaction that gave you entry to four unforgettable experiences? Holidays should be enjoyable, so turn off the stress and dial up the fun with the Dubbo Region Great Big Adventure Pass! The Pass is a multi-ticket to Taronga Western Plains Zoo, Old Dubbo Gaol, the Royal Flying Doctor Visitor Experience and the Wellington Caves.

GO WILD Immerse yourself in an unforgettable safari adventure at Taronga Western Plains Zoo. With wide open spaces, see hundreds of rare and endangered animals in their natural element. Explore on foot or ride around on hired bikes or carts. Catch a keeper talk, behind the scenes tour or an up close animal encounter.

LINGER A LITTLE LONGER If you missed anything on your visit to Taronga Western Plains Zoo yesterday make sure you stop in for one last round of the circuit, don’t forget your ticket is valid for two consecutive days! 14

Your Great Big Adventure Pass includes: 1 x 2-day entry ticket to Taronga Western Plains Zoo 1 x entry ticket to Royal Flying Doctor Visitor Experience 1 x day entry ticket to Old Dubbo Gaol 1 x tour at Wellington Caves (1 Cave or 1 Mine only) Start your adventure by purchasing your Pass at greatbigadventurepass.com.au

history. Explore the eerie cells, take a stroll in the exercise yard and experience a bird’s-eye view from the watchtower.

FLY HIGH Touch down into the world of heroic doctors, nurses, pilots and outback communities with the Royal Flying Doctor Visitor Experience. Live each moment as they deliver urgent medical care across a 7.69 million square km ‘waiting room’ - the Australian outback. See through the eyes of unique outback characters and communities. Experience their stories and challenges across the vast Australian remote areas - as if you’re right there.

HEAD BELOW Australia’s prehistoric past is within reach at the incredible Wellington Caves. Unearth the mysteries of megafauna that once roamed the land, and find out what those miners were up to 100 years ago in the Phosphate Mine. Marvel at the 15m tall stalagmite in the Cathedral Cave and the delicate dripping stalactites in the Gaden Cave.

LOOK BACK Walk in the footsteps of a 19th century prisoner at Old Dubbo Gaol. This State Heritage listed site has been carefully restored to create a pocket in time and give a glimpse into Australian prison Experience the

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ITINERARY

T H R E E D AY S TO WA N D E R Staying for one day is never enough! Explore the Region’s biggest attractions and uncover hidden gems – our itineraries get you on the way to a holiday in Dubbo and Wellington that you will remember forever. With some amazing experiences perfect for all ages, paired with a healthy dose of adventure and time for relaxation built in – all bases are covered. With a brimming events calendar filled with tribute bands, country music, comedians and hypnotists, right through to pro wrestling matches – you are in for an entertaining evening. Dubbo RSL Club Resort Corner Brisbane and Wingewarra Streets, Dubbo

Explore Dubbo’s culture, pioneer history and step back in time amongst the sandstone walls of Old Dubbo Gaol.

MORNING Start your day with a delicious breakfast and immerse yourself in the Region’s heart of art and culture at the Western Plains Cultural Centre. With an extensive museum collection and kaleidoscopic array of exhibitions in the gallery you will be surprised and delighted by what you find. Western Plains Cultural Centre 76 Wingewarra Street, Dubbo

AFTERNOON Continue the historic theme with a journey into Dubbo’s pioneering history at Dundullimal Homestead. Built in the 1840s this National Trust treasure is considered Australia’s oldest sophisticated slab house and gives an incredible insight into rural life of days gone by. Dundullimal Homestead 23L Obley Road, Dubbo EVENING For an experience like no other make sure you include a night tour of the Old Dubbo Gaol on your itinerary! Soak up the chilling facts and frights with a theatrical twist. Choose from a 18

Family Friendly Twilight Tour, or even an eerie Adults Only Beyond the Grave Tour. Tours are available on select days during NSW school holidays or by group booking. Old Dubbo Gaol 90 Macquarie Street, Dubbo

Head to Wellington to explore the great outdoors and the wonder underground at Wellington Caves.

Go wild at Taronga Western Plains Zoo and wind down with an evening of entertainment at the Dubbo RSL Club Resort. MORNING AND AFTERNOON It’s time for a day in the wild at Taronga Western Plains Zoo! Starting at dawn with an Early Morning Walk when the animals awaken, this leisurely guided walk experience runs on weekends and public holidays before the Zoo opens. Revive with some delicious breakfast at The Zoo Cafe & Bar before heading out to check out the full Zoo circuit. Drop in on the mischievous meerkats during their keeper talk or explore the replica Mongolian village filled with fallow deer and takhi at the Wild Herds exhibit. And don’t miss the incredible Lion Pride Lands exhibit where you can get up close to the King of the Jungle! For an extra special visit why not book a special animal experience? Feed a majestic tiger during a Big Cat Encounter or explore the extensive plains surrounded by giraffes, zebras and more on a Savannah Safari. Taronga Western Plains Zoo Obley Road, Dubbo EVENING Enjoy a delightful dinner and let your hair down after a day with the animals and head to the Dubbo RSL Club Resort!

MORNING Greet the sunrise on top of the world at Mount Arthur Reserve! With several lookouts and a range of walking, cycling and riding trails you will be spoiled for choice and amazed by the best views across the valley. Mount Arthur Reserve Bushrangers Creek Road, Wellington AFTERNOON Get ready for an adventure to an underground world at the Wellington Caves. Guided tours are offered daily through two magnificent show caves, the Cathedral and Gaden caves. Be amazed by 15m tall crystal formations and intricate cave corals. Or don your hard hat and take a step back in time on the Fossil and Phosphate tour, exploring a 100-year-old mine and uncovering megafauna fossils that roamed the earth one million years ago. Be sure to check tour time schedules. Wellington Caves Complex Caves Road, Wellington Experience the

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AUGMENTED REALITY Available to download anytime, the Dubbo Region Discovery App features fun, free and interactive activities to enhance your visit to the Dubbo Region.

THE GREAT CHASE

Two inmates have escaped the Old Dubbo Gaol and hidden the Dubbo Region’s treasures throughout the Dubbo CBD! Use your compatible smartphone to join the chase and uncover the hidden loot in Macquarie and Talbragar Streets. Follow the game’s map to find the green street stickers at the hidden treasure locations. Input the secret code at the sticker to discover each treasure in Augmented Reality. Once you’ve found all the loot, check your map again for the locations of the two cheeky inmates. Capture the mischievous pair to finish the game! Reset the game at any time to play again and again.

BEYOND THE BARS AR-T GALLERY

Take a peek into the past like never before. Uncover the stories of Old Dubbo Gaol inmates long gone, as you unlock their original mugshots in Australia’s largest photo colourisation project. Open the Dubbo Region Discovery App, select the "Beyond the Bars" experience and choose your category. Find one of the large blue markers located at the Old Dubbo Gaol, Western Plains Cultural Centre and the Dubbo Visitor Information Centre. Scan the marker to bring up the mugshot gallery in Augmented Reality. Explore the faces and ghastly crimes of the Old Dubbo Gaol’s most notorious inmates.

For more information and a list of compatible devices, visit dubbo.com.au/discoveryapp

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Wellington has long been known for its rich history and breathtaking natural beauty. Nestled in the foothills of the Mount Arthur Reserve where the Bell and Macquarie Rivers meet, this charming town is a bona fide nature lover’s paradise. Wellington’s cultural heritage extends back over 40,000 years through its traditional inhabitants, the Wiradjuri people.

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Burrendong Botanic Garden and Arboretum.

THE WONDER UNDERGROUND

Australia’s prehistoric past is within reach at the incredible Wellington Caves. Unearth the mysteries of megafauna that once roamed the land and find out what those miners were up to 100 years ago in the Phosphate Mine. Marvel at the 15m tall stalagmite in the Cathedral Cave and the delicate dripping stalactites in the Gaden Cave.

HIT THE WATER

Adventure beckons at Lake Burrendong or ‘The Dam’ as it’s known to locals. Spike the adrenaline in the warmer months and try your hand at water skiing, wakeboarding and biscuiting. Pack the reels, rods and tackle box and you may just take home the ‘big one’ with many different fish species to catch. More than just aquatic life, the dam is a haven for native Australian animals and there’s no better way to spot them than on a scenic hike. Or head out on the gently winding waterways of the Macquarie River, a favourite destination for kayakers and stand up paddleboarders.

John Oxley explored the Wellington Valley in 1817 and described it as ‘beautifully picturesque’.

HEAD BACK TO THE BUSH

Immerse yourself in the serenity of Wellington’s countryside at the 2,123 hectare Mount Arthur Reserve. There are six marked walking trails ranging from 30 minutes to a half day trek and vary in difficulty with all trails delivering spectacular views of the surrounding valley. Along the way you can enjoy spotting some 400 species of native flora and fauna that call the Reserve home along with many native Australian animals and birds. Or discover a natural haven at the 164 hectare Burrendong Botanic Garden and Arboretum where you can wander through Fern Gully, a man-made rainforest situated beneath an enormous suspended, thatched canopy.

GARDENS AND GREENS

Mingle with Mother Nature and enjoy the tranquillity of the Osawano Japanese Gardens or pack your clubs and enjoy a round of golf on the quiet fairways of the Wellington Golf Club. Alternatively, head to the heart of town, put your feet up and enjoy a relaxed picnic in Cameron Park.

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Wellington was the second European settlement west of the Blue Mountains, first established as a convict settlement in 1823.

The nearby Catombal Range has three distinctive peaks – Mounts Arthur, Wellesley and Duke.

The first recorded Diprotodon fossils were discovered in one of Wellington’s caves in the early 1830s by George Ranken and Major Thomas Mitchell.

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For a taste of true blue Australia and a dose of good old country hospitality, a cold beverage or an event with heart, make sure you include a stop in our unique villages on your travel itinerary.

BALLIMORE

This quiet village offers an ideal escape from the hustle and bustle. Stop in for a leisurely meal or to stretch your legs before you continue your journey. MUST SEE: Stop by the well-known Hair of the Dog Inn for some classic country fare, conversation and a drink amongst the locals.

EUCHAREENA

Drop by a village where history and community run deep. Though small in size, Euchareena has its own unique claims to fame. The nearby heritage-listed mud brick Nubrygyn Inn was held up by the notorious bushranger Ben Hall only weeks before he met his untimely end. MUST SEE: A number of original buildings still stand dating back to the time the village was formed in 1834 including the Euchareena School, which is one of only a few ‘beehive buildings’ still standing in Australia.

EUMUNGERIE

Less than 30 minutes drive from Dubbo and you are surrounded by hectares of stunning Australian landscape in Eumungerie. MUST SEE: Avid bird watchers and naturalists are in their element in the nearby Goonoo National Park, where you can while away the day bushwalking, cycling and even horse riding on marked trails.

GEURIE

Situated right between Wellington and Dubbo along the Mitchell Highway is the quaint village of Geurie. Residents are delighted to play host to a collection of annual events that appeal to the equestrian 26

enthusiast, including pony club camps, camp drafts, picnic races and the popular rodeo. MUST SEE: Stop by Wise Park on the fifth Saturday of the month (when applicable) to browse the treasure trove of goodies to be found at the Geurie Lions Markets.

MUMBIL

The name ‘Mumbil’ comes from the Aboriginal word for black wattle which was once abundant in the area. This has inspired the name of Mumbil’s major annual event, The Black Wattle Fair. MUST SEE: Mumbil enjoys an envious location as the closest centre to the shores of the Region’s largest water sports playground – Lake Burrendong.

STUART TOWN

Formally known as Ironbark and referred to in the famous Banjo Paterson poem ‘The Man from Ironbark’, the village of Stuart Town was home to many hoping to find their fortune during the days of the NSW gold rush. MUST SEE: Locals take great pride in their heritage and history, celebrating the Man from Ironbark Festival every year.

WONGARBON

Enjoy spectacular views across the hills and the woodlands of the nature reserve and the laid back country lifestyle in Wongarbon, 15 minutes drive southeast of Dubbo. MUST SEE: Stop in for some good old fashioned pub grub at the local watering hole and enjoy a lively chat with the friendly patrons.

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Unhitch, unplug and unwind – the Dubbo Region is the ultimate destination of choice for those who travel at their own pace and choose to wander a little longer. From comfortable and well-appointed caravan parks and campsites, to off the grid escapes in free camping areas, you will find somewhere perfect to rest your head.

FREE CAMPING

Terramungamine Reserve – located just outside of Dubbo nearby the Macquarie River, this small free camp is available for 24-hour stays only. A short walk from the campsite are the amazing Terramungamine Rock Grooves created over many years as the Wiradjuri people shaped tools and spears. Toilets on site. Ponto Falls – Wellington’s best kept secret, this large and grassy campsite is located just 20km from Wellington alongside a quiet curve of the Macquarie River. With ample space to spread out and enjoy the peaceful sights and sounds of the Aussie bush before you retire for a night under a blanket of stars. Toilets on site. Contact our Visitor Information Centres for up to date information about our free camping sites.

DISCOVER THE GREAT WESTERN PLAINS

If you have plenty of time to roam, keep a few days spare and take the long way home! There is more to explore just a short drive away in the unspoilt surrounds of the Great Western Plains. A haven for native flora, fauna and wandering souls in need of respite, just a brief drive from the nearest town or city and yet you will feel a million miles away. Find out more on page 62.

TOP TIPS TIME YOUR TRIP A caravan or camping adventure through the Dubbo Region is always a great choice but the landscape really sings in Spring! With flora and fauna looking their best and long warm days to enjoy and explore, you can’t beat an unhurried Spring break. GET ARTY The Dubbo Region has some unbelievable public art to soak up on your journey, from amazing large scale murals to incredibly detailed sculptures and even pieces encouraging you to interact, there is so much beauty to be uncovered. Ask at the local Visitor Information Centres for the best pieces to stop in to see.

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1. WHAT ELSE IS THERE TO DO?

The Dubbo Region has so many exciting things to see and do, head to Page 9 of this guide and start planning your itinerary!

2. IS THERE 'FREE CAMPING' AVAILABLE?

Terramungamine Reserve is approximately 11km from Dubbo. It's a lovely spot along the Macquarie River, with toilets and features over 150 Aboriginal rock carvings and is a cultural landmark. Ponto Falls Reserve is 18km out of Wellington off the Mitchell Highway with a picturesque view of the Macquarie River, spacious camping areas and a toilet on site.

3. WHERE ARE THE CARAVAN PARKS?

Dubbo has five caravan parks: three are located along the Newell Highway, one close to the Zoo, one close to the CBD and one in North Dubbo (as you are heading out of town), one along the Mitchell Highway towards the airport and one within the CBD. Wellington has three caravan parks: one alongside the Macquarie River, one on the Mitchell Highway and one at the Wellington Caves Complex.

4. WHAT ABOUT MY FOUR LEGGED FRIEND? The Dubbo Region has a variety of pet friendly accommodation, from motels and self-contained to caravan parks, along with doggy day care centres and off-leash parks. Call or drop by one of our Visitor Information Centres for a list of pet friendly accommodation, a list of the leash free parks and contact details for pet minding facilities.

5. WHERE SHOULD I GO FOR THE BEST WALKING AND CYCLING TRACKS?

Dubbo boasts a variety of walking and cycling tracks, including the well-known Tracker Riley Cycleway which extends from the CBD along the river all the way to the Zoo and Dundullimal Homestead and back (13km). Wellington also has a variety of walking and cycling options including mountain biking and walking trails on Mount Arthur Reserve or the Burrendong Botanic Garden and Arboretum for adventurous explorers. Head to one of our Visitor Information Centres to pick up cycling and walking trail maps.

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6. WHERE CAN WE FIND A SUPERMARKET, PHONE STORE OR SHOPPING CENTRE?

Dubbo has a huge range of boutique stores as well as three major shopping centres featuring supermarkets. You will find two centres as well as phone stores within the CBD, plus another centre including a phone store in East Dubbo along the Mitchell Highway. Wellington has a variety of boutique stores and two supermarkets within the CBD.

7. WHERE CAN I FIND THE BUS AND TRAIN TIMETABLES?

Bus timetables for local services are available from the Dubbo and Wellington Visitor Information Centres. The Wellington Visitor Information Centre is a ticketing agent for Transport for NSW and can help with all enquiries.

8. CAN I GET PUBLIC TRANSPORT TO THE ZOO AND BACK AGAIN?

Dubbo's public bus service has services from the CBD to the Zoo and back several times a day, Monday to Saturday. Visit the Dubbo Visitor Information Centre to collect a bus timetable. The Zoo is only 5km out of town, so it's also easy and affordable to catch a taxi with Dubbo Radio Cabs.

9. WHERE ARE THE DUMP POINTS AND WATER REFILL STATIONS?

Dubbo has two public dump points, one at the Dubbo Showground and one outside Taronga Western Plains Zoo. Wellington also has two, one at Wellington Showground and one at Ponto Falls Reserve. A public water refill tap is available in Macquarie Lions Park behind the Dubbo Visitor Information Centre and one at the Wellington Showground.

10. WHAT EVENTS ARE COMING UP?

The Dubbo Region is always bustling with a variety of events. Head to dubbo.com.au to check out our full event calendar online. You can also subscribe to our mailing list online to get regular updates on upcoming events, or ask one of our friendly Visitor Information Centre staff for the scoop on what is happening that week.

Adventuring with your four-legged best mate is a breeze in the Dubbo Region. We’ve included our top tips for making the most of your holiday with you canine or feline companion in tow.

WHERE TO STAY Our Region has a range of accommodation options that welcome you and your pets. WELLINGTON:

DUBBO: 4 pet friendly motels/B&Bs 3 pet friendly caravan parks

2 pet friendly motels/B&Bs 5 pet friendly caravan parks

THINGS TO SEE AND DO Your best mate doesn’t have to miss out on the fun in the Dubbo Region with some of our major attractions being pet friendly. The Old Dubbo Gaol is pet friendly (on leash), you and your companion are welcome to wander the grounds and uncover the eerie secrets of Dubbo’s harrowing history. Find out more about Old Dubbo Gaol on page 13. Tracker Riley Cycleway and walking path is a favourite

among visitors and locals looking to stretch their legs and get a dose of sunshine. Dogs are welcome on leash and you will love soaking up the peaceful riverside atmosphere. For those seeking a longer stroll, you can even follow the cycleway all the way to Dundullimal Homestead where your furry friends are welcome to explore the expansive grassy grounds (on leash). Find out more about Dundullimal on page 17.

LEASH-FREE LOCATIONS DUBBO: Bourke Hill Devil's Hole Mountbatten Drive Wheelers Lane – Fenced Pegasus Place – Myall Street South Dubbo – Fenced Tracker Riley (off track under the L H Ford Bridge, east) TAFE Reserve – Joan Flint Park Tracker Riley (off track near the Railway Bridge, west)

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Jump feet first into the hustle and bustle of vibrant city streets or slow down, take a breath, check out local artworks, history trails and unwind as you meander through boutiques and cafe. Whatever your pace, the CBDs of Dubbo and Wellington are your destination of choice for shopping, dining and entertainment. Scratch that retail itch in one of our eclectic boutiques or check out the mainstream brands you know and love. Experience the warm and friendly customer service that is famous in the Region, along with the great coffee and homemade treats we’re proud of. Explore the CBD laneways and public art in Dubbo or the colourful creations along the iconic Fong Lees Lane in Wellington. Delve into the past by following the Dubbo History Trail or go behind the bars at the Old Dubbo Gaol. Home grown events are a plenty, so take a stroll down town and get involved in the local fare and fun. Be entertained and take in a show at the Dubbo Regional Theatre and Convention Centre or catch the latest blockbuster at the cinema. Whether you’re soaking up Dubbo’s cosmopolitan vibe or indulging in Wellington’s country hospitality, it’s all at your fingertips with over 1,550 free car parking spaces all within comfortable walking distance of our CBDs. Plan a day of shopping, dining and entertainment at mydubboregion.com.au

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Seek out cozy accommodations with all the simple comforts of home away from home, or indulge in watching the sun sink low from your own luxury suite. Revel in the unique quirks of glamping tents, or take life with you as you hit the road in your comfortable caravan. Be amazed by an unforgettable safari experience, or delight in getting back to nature with a night under a sky blanketed in stars. Discover your perfect respite in the Dubbo Region.

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F O U R D AY S TO E X P L O R E Discover an Aussie icon and go behind the scenes of the beloved Royal Flying Doctor Service before you head on an eerie adventure behind the bars of the Old Dubbo Gaol.

MORNING The Royal Flying Doctor Service’s immersive Visitor Experience allows you to get hands-on with the Flying Doctor! Explore exciting, interactive displays for a deeper understanding of how the Flying Doctor works, and why that work is still so vitally important. Royal Flying Doctor Service Visitor Experience, 21 Judy Jakins Drive, Dubbo AFTERNOON Don't miss the opportunity to become a 19th century prisoner for the day! Gaze on the hangman’s kit and gallows, and experience a different perspective from the dark cells or the bird’s-eye view from the watchtower. Old Dubbo Gaol 90 Macquarie Street, Dubbo

Go wild at Taronga Western Plains Zoo and be amazed by an evening under starry skies at the Dubbo Observatory. MORNING AND AFTERNOON Whether you explore by bike, car or cart – the Taronga Western Plains Zoo’s 5.5km circuit always guarantees a wild adventure! The Zoo is home to hundreds of rare and endangered animals from across the globe including rhinos, elephants and big cats. Make time for lunch at the Savannah Visitor Plaza, where the nearby playground and cafe overlook Savannah Lake 54

and Primate Island, home to blackhanded spider monkeys and ring-tailed lemurs. For an extra special visit, why not book a special animal experience? Meet the tallest residents of the Zoo at the Giraffes in Focus encounter, or hop aboard the Pride Lands Patrol for a safari tour alongside the King of the Jungle. Taronga Western Plains Zoo Obley Road, Dubbo EVENING Become an astronomer for the night and explore the universe at Dubbo Observatory. Join a night sky tour to see stars, planets and galaxies through six telescopes. Or even bring your DSLR camera to capture a spectacular astrophoto through the telescope! Dubbo Observatory 17L Camp Road, Dubbo

Wander through the Region’s biggest garden and be amazed by the mysteries of the underground at the Wellington Caves. MORNING Lace up your walking shoes and explore over 164 hectares dedicated to the conservation of Australia’s flora at Burrendong Botanic Garden and Arboretum. Don’t miss the cool oasis under the canopy in Fern Gully, an incredible man-made rainforest! Open sunrise to sunset. Burrendong Botanic Garden and Arboretum, 95 Tara Road, Mumbil

AFTERNOON Join a guided tour and prepare to be astounded by two magnificent show caves, the Cathedral and Gaden caves. Look up, and keep on looking up at 15m tall crystal formations and intricate cave corals. Or be a miner for the afternoon on the Fossil and Phosphate tour, touring the preserved 100-year-old mine and uncovering megafauna fossils. Be sure to check tour time schedules. Wellington Caves Complex Caves Road, Wellington

Enliven your senses at the Dubbo Regional Botanic Garden and Adventure Playground and cool off with an afternoon at the Dubbo Aquatic Leisure Centre.

MORNING Explore five distinctive garden spaces, including the Wiradjuri Garden, the Shoyoen authentic Japanese Garden, the Biodiversity Garden, the Sensory Garden and the cool surrounds of Oasis Valley. Then sit back and watch the kids go wild at the Dubbo Adventure Playground. They will delight in soaring on the flying fox, speeding down the giant slide and flying high on the basket swing! Elizabeth Park Coronation Drive, Dubbo AFTERNOON Cool off with an afternoon of summer family fun at the Dubbo Aquatic Leisure Centre. Little hands and feet will make a splash in the children’s leisure pool, and the whole family will love the water slides and enormous tipping bucket in the interactive splash pad. Bigger kids can take on the giant twin waterslide or catch up on some laps in the Olympic size swimming pool. Check opening months and hours. Victoria Park Talbragar Street, Dubbo Experience the

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Each week our Region hosts a range of events. Whether you're looking for something to do while visiting, or a local who wants to know what's on, the Region's online event calendar is where you'll find something to entertain!

WISHLISTS

Planning your next adventure is so easy with our website’s wishlist function. As you browse the range of attractions, accommodation, places to eat and more just hit the icon to add ideas to your own personal wishlist. Save your to do list, share on socials or email to a friend – it’s so easy to keep all your holidays plans in one place.

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Looking for inspiration? Staying for one day is never enough! Make the most of your visit to this Region with one of our website’s carefully crafted itineraries. We have put together ideas for travellers who want to get out amongst the action, or those seeking experiences for all ages and, of course, options for more relaxed adventurers. There’s something to satisfy everyone’s holiday needs. You’ll find there’s always more to explore so head online to dubbo.com.au to continue planning your great big Dubbo Region adventure.

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Welcome to the Great Western Plains. Filling the central region of the state, the Great Western Plains strikes the perfect balance between blissful relaxation, heart pumping adrenaline and everything else in between.

DELIGHT IN EXTRAORDINARY EXPERIENCES Find that incredible place where freedom runs wild. Choose to disconnect your electronics and re-connect with those nearest and dearest to you. Take time to travel through the untouched allure of regional NSW. EXPLORE IMMENSE NATURAL LANDSCAPES Walk, ride, run or row – take to the great outdoors and wander the road less travelled. Fly amongst the clouds, explore extensive marshes and mountain ranges or camp under a sky blanketed in stars. Take home memories to last a lifetime. UNCOVER VAST HISTORY, HERITAGE AND CULTURE Tread in the footsteps of those who walked the plains millennia ago. The story of this region is rich and vibrant, woven with a tapestry of Aboriginal heritage and colonial history. Whatever adventure you’re chasing, you will find it in the Great Western Plains! greatwesternplains.com.au 62

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Great big adventures begin in Dubbo and the Great Western Plains. Dubbo’s anchor location and network of transport links makes it the perfect base from which to explore some of the most unique destinations Australia has to offer.

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Renowned for welcoming communities, boundless horizons, a thriving arts scene and classic country pubs, Coonamble has a distinctive blend of rural charm and natural wonders. Coonamble is the Aboriginal word meaning a ‘lot of dirt’ and this rich dirt has made it one of the most productive regions in Western NSW. Dryland broadacre cropping, along with cattle and sheep grazing, continue to be the sources of greatest production for the area. The region is home to two small and unique villages - Gulargambone and Quambone. Gulargambone is well known for its wonderful display of street art and Quambone is best known for being the gateway to the Macquarie Marshes.

COONAMBLE VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE Castlereagh Street, Coonamble 64

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Keep a keen eye out for the famous corrugated iron galahs which appear along the highway and around Gulargambone. Look out for pops of colour as you discover Coonamble’s outstanding street art, like the amazing water tower mural created by talented artists John Murray and local Sooty Welsh in 2017. Coonamble Rodeo and Campdraft Australia’s largest combined rodeo and campdraft, held every June long weekend. This is the largest event on the Coonamble calendar and provides something for everyone. coonamblerodeocampdraft.com Gulargambone Street Art The streets have been gentrified by some of the country’s leading artists. Murals, sculptures and installations will capture your eye. Accessible art at every corner. gulargambone.com.au Bird Viewing Platform - Macquarie Marshes Quambone is the gateway to the Marshes, one of the largest remaining inland semipermanent wetlands in South-Eastern Australia. Here you can find a spectacular array of birdlife! nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/visit-a-park/parks/macquarie-marshes-nature-reserve

Explore the CBD and spot the caricatures and characters of the one-of-akind Coonamble Nickname Hall of Fame. Get a taste of local history in the Museum Under the Bridge. Check out the exhibitions, local wares and more at the Outback Arts Gallery. Take a stroll and uncover the tales of eras gone by on the Coonamble Heritage Walk. For something outside of the ordinary, stop by the Quambone Library, which boasts the title of the smallest library in NSW!

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Gilgandra is a region steeped in history, known for its welcoming community and incredible natural landscape. Explore the main street of Gilgandra and find restaurants, cafes and retail stores. Gilgandra is the birthplace of the 1915 Coo-ee March, when the Hitchen brothers began the 500km recruitment march for World War I. Follow the Castlereagh Highway north-west to the thriving farming community of Armatree; regularly playing host to bands and performers. Day-trippers, music lovers, and campers alike stop in at the Armatree Hotel, where overnight stays are welcome. Tooraweenah is the gateway to the Warrumbungle National Park. Walk the historic trail through town alongside original 20th century buildings and follow the walkway to the Warrumbungle viewing platform.

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Enjoy some retail therapy with shopping in Gilgandra’s boutiques, cafes and restaurants. Be amazed at Orana Cactus World; one of Australia’s largest private collection of cacti.

Southern Gateway to the Warrumbungles Enjoy farmland views as you drive through Tooraweenah to the Warrumbungle National Park. The park has many walks catering to all difficulty levels. Contact the Visitor Information Centre for the best spots to explore. Museums Learn about the Coo-ee March and see exhibitions from local artists at the Coo-ee Heritage Centre. Discover life throughout history with interactive displays at the Gilgandra Museum. Find both on the Windmill Walk. gilgandraruralmuseum.com Emu Logic, Tooraweenah This working Emu Farm produces everything from pure emu oil, to emu oil soaps and lip balms. Visit between July and October to see newborn chicks. Contact Emu Logic for tours and shop opening times. emulogic.com.au .

Relax and reinvigorate with an easy stroll down Windmill Walk in Gilgandra along the banks of the Castlereagh River. Explore over 8 hectares of native bushland at the Floral Reserve. Pay a visit to Hitchen House; the original home of the Hitchen brothers. Grab a bite to eat in the foothills of the majestic Warrumbungles with a visit to the Mountain View Hotel or Little Gecko Coffee Shop in Tooraweenah. Armatree War Memorial and History Boards. Rest your weary feet at the Armatree Hotel. Established in 1929, and offering a great country pub atmosphere, the hotel regularly hosts bands.

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The Narromine Region includes three very unique towns, the centre being the town of Narromine on the banks of the Macquarie River, Tomingley a quaint village on the edge of the Goobang National Park and Trangie with a strong Cobb and Co History. Renowned for its rich agricultural diversity paired with excellent tourist attractions, the Narromine Region is the perfect spot to stop and enjoy the delights of Country New South Wales. Experience country hospitality and enjoy a great range of local shopping experiences, unique eateries and exciting attractions scattered throughout the three towns.

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Narromine Wetlands – experience the tranquillity of the Narromine Wetlands located on the outskirts of Narromine. The wetlands provide the ideal place for a picnic or a walk. It is the perfect habitat for an abundance of birdlife. Public toilets and undercover picnic tables are available on site.

Narromine Aviation Museum A must see on the itinerary is the Narromine Aviation Museum, which houses the world’s only replica of a 1907 Wright Flyer Model A and a century of aviation history. narromineaviationmuseum.org.au Wungunja Cultural Centre Trangie Explore the local Wiradjuri Centre and traditions through the collection of artefacts on display. The Centre is home to records of local Aboriginal families that once lived in the area. trangielalc.com.au Glenn McGrath Statue Narromine The statue commemorates former Australian cricketer, Glenn McGrath. Glenn, who grew up in Narromine where he first played cricket, holds the record for the highest number of Test wickets by an Australian fast bowler. Located in Tom Perry Park.

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Quentin Park Alpacas Studio and Gallery – an opportunity to meet, greet, pat, and picnic with alpacas! www.quentinparkalpacas. com Trangie Garford Fire Engine – the town’s 1918 fire truck was used until the mid 1940s and is now housed in the museum located on Dandaloo Street, Trangie. On the eastern edge of the town of Trangie is the Goan Waterhole and the ‘Home of the Big Billy’– the perfect place to relax and enjoy a picnic or barbeque.

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Escape and unwind with the Warren region’s warm country hospitality and pace of life set by throwing a line into the river, enjoying a round of golf or strolling through the many parks and gardens. Observe the abundant birdlife at Tiger Bay Wetlands and the Macquarie Marshes, visit the latest exhibition at Window on the Wetlands Centre, sip some locally vinted wine or enjoy a heritage walking tour. Stroll down Dubbo Street and sift through a unique smorgasbord of fashion, gifts, and homewares. Warren offers plenty of options when it comes to accommodation and dining ensuring that there’s something for everyone. Get to know the friendly locals and experience authentic country Australia at its best!

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Spend a day on the green, the 18-hole Warren Golf Club has a mixture of grass and sand greens and beautiful vistas of the Gunningbar Creek. You can even have a friendly game of lawn bowls on the newly established bowling green.

Window On The Wetlands Centre Relax over coffee, view the art gallery, and enjoy information on the region’s environment, culture, and heritage. Explore Tiger Bay Wetlands walking trails, interpretive signage and a bird hide right next to the centre. Located on the Oxley Highway, Warren. Aboriginal Heritage At The Beemunnel The Beemunnel is a significant cultural site where Aboriginal families lived in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Walk the interpretative trail located 1.5km north-east of Window on the Wetlands Centre. Located on the Oxley Highway, Warren. Burrima Walkway - Macquarie Marshes Take the boardwalk to the heart of the Marshes, meandering for 2km past channels, lagoons and thickets of river red gums. Enjoy soaring views from the observation tower looking east across the largest reedbed in southern Australia. Located 128km north of Warren on the Carinda Road. Please book on the website before travelling. burrimamacquariemarshes.com

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Warren has numerous spots all within 5km of the town perfect for fishing on the banks of the Macquarie River: Oxley Park Wharf, Bob Christensen Reserve/ Bryan Egan Weir, the Warren Weir Reserve and Quinines Reserve. If you’re after a great country style meal, head for the cheery atmosphere of one of the local pubs: The Club House, the Nevertire Hotel and Collie Hotel. For tasty Thai food go to the Warren Services Club or Chinese at the Golfie. If you need a burger, cake or coffee visit one of the cafes in Warren.

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Escape to the incredible Warrumbungle Region, home to Australia’s first Dark Sky Park and the iconic Warrumbungle mountain range. This is a spectacular destination for hiking and stargazing, where you’ll find charming country towns, fascinating museums and great events for all ages. Discover hidden treasures and unwind in the region’s peaceful towns of Coonabarabran, Coolah, Dunedoo,

Mendooran, Baradine and Binnaway and experience the magic of it all. Discover giant grass trees in Coolah Tops National Park, and marvel at rare birds and wildlife in the Pilliga Forest. Visit Australia’s largest optical astronomy research facility, admire mineral and fossil displays, watch artists at work and meet the friendly locals.

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Siding Spring Observatory – A private tour of the Anglo Australian Telescope is a must! Pilliga Pottery – Featuring a cafe, accommodation, bushwalking and handmade pottery.

Warrumbungle National Park By day, explore the ancient volcano and the many bushwalks with breathtaking views. By night, experience Australia’s first official Dark Sky Park, one of the best places to view stars attracting star gazers from around the world. nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/visit-a-park/parks/warrumbungle-national-park Coolah Tops National Park One of Australia’s best kept secrets with breathtaking views across the Liverpool Plains, tumbling waterfalls, snow gums, and ancient (and giant!) grasstrees. nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/visit-a-park/parks/coolah-tops-national-park Pilliga State Forest Spans for more than half a million hectares, the Pilliga offers rugged beauty on a grand scale. Camp site, BBQ areas, lookouts, bird life, wild flowers, walking trails – it has it all. nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/visit-a-park/parks/pilliga-national-park

Blue Sky Cheese – Award winning cheese made in Mendooran. By appointment only. Black Gate Distillery – Hand crafted spirits distilled using traditional methods and the finest quality ingredients. Dunedoo Silo Art – Featuring the champion racehorse ‘Winx’ with jockey Hugh Bowman. Coolabur-rygundy River Walk – Picturesque riverside walk with sculptures and art. Central West Cycle Trail – Traversing through the rolling landscape of woodlands and wheat lands of the Central West. Dunedoo Historical Society and Museum – A comprehensive collection of objects and treasures covering mining, military and local history of the area. Pilliga Discovery Centre Award-winning centre and the best place to plan your trip in the Pilliga.

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Become a local for a day or two and enjoy unforgettable celebrations. From high energy rodeos and classic country shows, to aviation antics and celebrations of star filled skies – the Great Western Plains region’s events calendar is sure to entertain.

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Tour De Gorge – Baradine September Narromine and District Agricultural Show September Come By Chance Picnic Races September Nevertire Rodeo September/October Ausfly September/October Mungery Picnic Races October Narromine Dandy Cup October Coonamble Greyhound Carnival October Macquarie Marshes Discovery Weekend October Coonamble Gold Cup October Star Fest – Coonabarabran October Dark Sky Awakens Festival – Coonabarabran October Coonabarabran Cup October Tunes on the Turf – Dunedoo November Veterans Touch Football – Coolah November Cotton Cup Race Meeting November/December

WARREN Warren Christmas Street Party November/December WARREN Twilight Race Meeting November/December NARROMINE Macquarie Picnic Races – Trangie December COONAMBLE Coonamble Christmas Markets December NARROMINE Pink Pigeon Race January GILGANDRA Australia Day Service January COONAMBLE Australia Day Celebrations January – Coonamble and Gulargambone 74

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Coonamble Ag Field Day March Black Stump Rodeo – Coolah March Warren Community Triathlon March/April Golden Ibis Shoot March/April Golden Fleece Race Meeting March/April Warrumbungle Wings n Things – Coonabarabran April Hartwood Campfire and Country Music Festival – Coolah April Rock’n at the Race Course – Coolah April (Biennial) Bunny Bazaar – Coonabarabran April ANZAC Day Service April NSW Aerobatic Championships April/May Art Unlimited – Dunedoo May World Whiskey Day – Mendooran May Coonamble Show May Gulargambone Show May Marthaguy Picnic Races May

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Warren Show May/June Coonamble Rodeo and Campdraft June Pave the Way to Gular Festival June Material Girls Annual Quilt Show June Quambone Polocrosse Carnival June North West Equestrian Expo – Coonabarabran June Coonamble Campdraft and Challenge July Cattleman’s Cup Race Meeting July/August Warren Polocrosse Carnival July/August Warren Campdraft Weekend July/August Gulargambone Gold Cup August Trangie Truck and Tractor Show August (Bi-Annually) Narromine Gold Cup August

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dubboairport.com.au

Dubbo

131 008 (02) 6325 0004

dubbotaxi.com.au/131008

Address

City/Town

Phone

Website

Page

Dubbo

0429 294 418

artclubdub.com

95 Tara Road

Mumbil

(02) 6846 7454

burrendongarboretum.org

Cameron Park

Nanima Crescent

Wellington

(02) 6801 4000

City of Dubbo Turf Club

11L Merrilea Road

Dubbo

(02) 6882 1044

dubboturfclub.com.au

Devils Hollow Brewery

10A Commercial Avenue

Dubbo

(02) 8328 0060

devilshollow.com.au

Talbragar Street

Dubbo

(02) 6801 4490

dubbo.nsw.gov.au/aquatic

Dubbo Aquatic Leisure Centre Dubbo Arts and Craft Society Dubbo Escape Room Dubbo Farmers Markets Dubbo Golf Club

137 Cobra Street

Dubbo

(02) 6881 6410

1/43 Macquarie Street

Dubbo

(02) 5805 0054

dubboescaperoom.com.au

Cnr Macquarie Street and Newell Highway

Dubbo

0488 685 006

dubbofarmersmarket.org.au

171 Whylandra Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 1255

dubbogolfclub.com.au

Dubbo Observatory

17L Camp Road

Dubbo

0488 425 940

dubboobservatory.com

Dubbo Regional Adventure Playground

Coronation Drive

Dubbo

(02) 6801 4000

drbg.com.au

Dubbo Regional Botanic Garden

Coronation Drive

Dubbo

(02) 6801 4000

drbg.com.au

Dubbo Regional Theatre and Convention Centre

155 Darling Street

Dubbo

(02) 6801 4378

drtcc.com.au

Dubbo RSL Club Resort

Cnr Brisbane and Wingewarra Streets

Dubbo

(02) 6882 4411

dubborsl.com.au

Dubbo Wiradjuri Garden

Coronation Drive

Dubbo

(02) 6801 4000

drbg.com.au

(02) 6884 9984

nationaltrust.org.au/places/ dundullimal-homestead

Dundullimal Homestead Hoofbeats Carriage Tours

23L Obley Road

Dubbo

0400 029 758

hoofbeatstours.com

N/A

Old Dubbo Gaol

90 Macquarie Street

Dubbo

(02) 6801 4460

olddubbogaol.com.au

Orana Day Tours

Dubbo Region

1300 874 537

oranadaytours.com.au

18L Camp Road

Dubbo

(02) 6885 6676

facebook.com/ RedEarthEstateDubbo

21 Judy Jakins Drive

Dubbo

1800 847 487

dubbo.experience.flyingdoctor. org.au

Obley Road

Dubbo

(02) 6881 1400

taronga.org.au/dubbo

The Dubbo Region Great Big Adventure Pass

Dubbo and Wellington

1800 674 443

greatbigadventurepass.com.au

The Skin Corrective Centre

Suite 2, 4 Asset Way, Blueridge Business Park

Dubbo

(02) 6885 6349

theskincorrectivecentre.com.au

Dubbo

1300 874 537

trikeadventures.com.au

Warne Street

Wellington

(02) 6840 1760

dubbo.nsw.gov.au/aquatic

33-40 Nanima Crescent

Wellington

wellingtonarts.org.au

Caves Road

Apsley

(02) 6840 6480

wellingtoncaves.com.au

76 Wingewarra Street

Dubbo

(02) 6801 4444

westernplainsculturalcentre.org

8R Merrilea Road

Dubbo

0418 220 434

westernplainsridingcentre.com.au

Red Earth Estate Winery Royal Flying Doctor Visitor Experience Taronga Western Plains Zoo

Trike Adventures Wellington Aquatic Leisure Centre Wellington Arts Centre Inc Wellington Caves and Holiday Complex Western Plains Cultural Centre Western Plains Riding Centre Start now at dubbo.com.au

EATING OUT Business Name

Address

City/Town

Phone

Website

Page

174 Darling Street

Dubbo

cakesbyamyrutherford.com.au

Black Tambourine

1/107 Brisbane Street

Dubbo

0419 405 753

facebook.com/ blacktambourinedubbo

Creo Café

76 Wingewarra Street

Dubbo

(02) 6801 4440

creocafe.com.au

55 Wheelers Lane

Dubbo

(02) 6882 0199

facebook.com/farmersbakehouse

Grapevine Café

144 Brisbane Street

Dubbo

(02) 6884 7354

grapevinecafe.com.au

Lotus Café

99 Talbragar Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 6162

facebook.com/lotuscafedubbo

11 Short Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 3310

shortstreetstore.com

Obley Road

Dubbo

(02) 6881 1437

taronga.org.au/dubbo

46 Wingewarra Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 3720

theauctioneercafeandbar.com

Shop 1, 43 Macquarie Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 0945

facebook.com/thedefchefcafe

113 Darling Street

Dubbo

(02) 6884 5454

villagebakehouse.com.au

8 Whylandra Street (Newell Highway)

Dubbo

(02) 6884 5222

cattlemans.com.au

Whylandra Street (Newell Highway)

Dubbo

(02) 6884 3000

clubdubbo.com.au

Cravings Dubbo

45-49 Whylandra Street

Dubbo

(02) 6885 5000

pizzacravings.com.au

Devils Hollow Brewery

10A Commercial Avenue

Dubbo

(02) 8328 0060

devilshollow.com.au

CAFES AND QUICK BITES Amy's

Farmer's Bakehouse

Short Street Store Taronga Western Plains Zoo - Zoo Cafe & Bar and The Waterhole The Auctioneer Cafe and Bar The Def Chef Village Bakehouse

WINE AND DINE Cattleman's A La Carte Restaurant Club Dubbo Riverview Bistro

Dubbo Rhino Lodge Restaurant and Bar

14L Camp Road

Dubbo

(02) 6884 1760

dubborhinolodge.com.au

One 7 Eight Dining and Bar

Cnr Brisbane and Wingewarra Streets

Dubbo

(02) 6882 4411

dubborsl.com.au

Dubbo RSL Club Sunset Bistro

Cnr Brisbane and Wingewarra Streets

Dubbo

(02) 6882 4411

dubborsl.com.au

Shop 7, 33/43 Whylandra Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 3886

orderfromus.com.au/ lucky7takeaway

Cnr Wheelers Lane and Birch Avenue

Dubbo

(02) 6884 1955

macquarieinn.com.au

141-147 Cobra Street

Dubbo

(02) 6885 5553

okamirestaurant.com.au

169 Brisbane Street

Dubbo

(02) 6881 9971

onesiamthai.com

18L Camp Road

Dubbo

(02) 6885 6676

facebook.com/ RedEarthEstateDubbo

Lucky 7 Urban Village Convenience and Takeaway Macquarie Inn Hotel Okami Japanese Restaurant One Siam Thai Red Earth Estate Dumpling House Reflections Restaurant

165 Whylandra Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 4777

reflectionsrestaurant.com.au

Royal India Restobar

29 Bultje Street

Dubbo

(02) 6875 6467

royalindiarestobar.com.au

South Dubbo Tavern

328 Fitzroy Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 2300

facebook.com/southdubbotavern

The Establishment Bar

Suite 2, Level 1, 88 Macquarie Street

Dubbo

(02) 8328 0349

establishmentbardubbo.com.au

The Pastoral Hotel

110 Talbragar Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 4219

pastoralhotel.com.au

The Vietnamese House Veldt Restaurant

215a Macquarie Street

Dubbo

(02) 6884 6885

thevietnamesehouse.com.au

N/A

95 Cobra Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 0926

veldtrestaurant.com.au

56 Lee Street

Wellington

(02) 5824 3804

arthurviewcafe.com.au

N/A

33-35 Warne Street

Wellington

(02) 6845 4647

facebook.com/ cactuscafeandgallery

WELLINGTON Arthur View Café Cactus Café and Gallery Four Cats Coffee

76 Percy Street

Wellington

0455 340 341

fourcatscoffee.com.au

Jespresso

18-20 Lee Street

Wellington

0403 560 581

jespresso.com.au

KFC Wellington

91-93 Lee Street

Wellington

(02) 6845 4599

kfc.com.au

94 Lee Street

Wellington

0434 001 332

facebook.com/milkydaze

75 Arthur Street

Wellington

(02) 6845 3145

wellingtonsoldiers.com.au

Milky Daze Wellington Soldiers Memorial Club

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in 2021/22

SHOPPING Business Name

Dubbo Square Daily Scoop at Majo's Darkeye Photography Gallery Dubbo Health Food

Address

City/Town

Phone

Website

Page

177 Macquarie Street

Dubbo

(02) 6809 9604

dubbosquare.com.au

69-71 Macquarie Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 6272

majosdailyscoop.com.au

Shop 1, 129-131 Talbragar Street

Dubbo

0450 372 601

darkeye.com.au

269 Darling Street

Dubbo

(02) 6884 7365

dubbohealthfood.com

Dubbo Printing Works

214 Macquarie Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 1233

printingworks.com

Harriet + Kay Boutique

Suite 2, 46 Wingewarra Street

Dubbo

0457 896 141

harrietandkayboutique.com

Healthboost

Shop 3, Dubbo Square, 177 Macquarie Street

Dubbo

(02) 6881 9494

healthboost.com.au

Klou

134 Macquarie Street

Dubbo

(02) 6885 5828

klou.com.au

Lazy Sunday Lifestyle

24 Wingewarra Street

Dubbo

(02) 5806 0689

lazysundaylifestyle.com

Love Merino

2220 Twelve Mile Road

Wellington

0447 453 665

lovemerino.com.au

Orana Mall

Cnr Wheelers Lane and Mitchell Highway

Dubbo

(02) 6882 7766

oranamall.com.au

37 Macquarie Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 6971

facebook.com/ ramsinternationalgrocery

Rams International Groceries Royal Bubs n Tots Ruby Maine The Mallee Hen's Nest

55 Talbragar Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 9565

rbnt.com.au

Shop 2, 31 Bultje Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 5362

rubymaine.com.au

18-20 Lee Street

Wellington

(02) 6845 4595

themalleehensnest.com

Address

City/Town

Phone

Website

Page

Cnr Baird Drive and Torvean Avenue

Dubbo

(02) 6884 5603

terrywhitechemmart.com.au

VISITOR SERVICES Business Name

Delroy Terry White Chemmart Pharmacy Dubbo Mowers and Chainsaws

28 Cobborah Road

Dubbo

(02) 6882 3122

Dubbo Visitor Information Centre

Cnr Macquarie Street and Newell Highway

Dubbo

1800 674 443

dubbo.com.au

Wellington Visitor Information Centre

Cnr Nanima Crescent and Warne Street

Wellington

1800 621 614

visitwellington.com.au

GREAT WESTERN PLAINS Business Name

Address

City/Town

Phone

Website

Page

Coonabarabran Visitor Information Centre

Newell Highway

Coonabarabran

1800 242 881

warrumbungleregion.com.au

Castlereagh Street

Coonamble

(02) 6827 1900

visitcoonamble.com.au/travel

Gilgandra Visitor Information Centre

30-32 Miller Street

Gilgandra

(02) 6817 8700

gilgandra.nsw.gov.au/enjoy

Narromine Visitor Information Centre

Narromine Aerodrome, Mitchell Highway

Narromine

(02) 6889 7131

narromineregion.com.au

Oxley Highway

Warren

0439 452 919

warren.nsw.gov.au/discover/ things-to-see-and-do

Coonamble Visitor Information Centre

Warren Visitor Information Centre

Start now at dubbo.com.au

WHERE TO STAY Business Name

Address

City/Town

Phone

Website

Page

Country Apartments

230 Brisbane Street

Dubbo

(02) 6885 1141

countryapartments.com.au

Dubbo Rhino Lodge

14L Camp Road

Dubbo

(02) 6884 1760

dubborhinolodge.com.au

BOUTIQUE AND B&B

Glenmore Lodge

146 Brisbane Street

Dubbo

0459 998 559

glenmorelodge.com.au

21R Warrie Road

Dubbo

0438 872 759

outbackcellardubbo.com

12R Cassandra Drive

Dubbo

(02) 6887 2705

pericoeretreat.com.au

Obley Road

Dubbo

(02) 6881 1488

zoofari.com.au

11L Belgravia Heights Road

Dubbo

(02) 6887 3823

wallscourt.com.au

133-135 Whylandra Street (Newell Highway)

Dubbo

(02) 6885 2555

abeltasmanmotorinn.com.au

Across Country Motor Inn

85 Whylandra Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 0877

acrosscountrymotorinn.com.au

All Seasons Motor Lodge

78 Whylandra Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 6377

allseasonsmotorlodge.com.au

57 58

Outback Cellar Dubbo Pericoe Retreat B&B Taronga Western Plains Zoo Walls Court B&B

HOTEL & MOTEL STYLE Abel Tasman Motor Inn

Australian Heritage Motor Inn Blue Diamond Motor Inn Bluegum Dubbo Motel Bridge Motel Cascades Motor Inn

216 Brisbane Street

Dubbo

(02) 6884 1188

australianheritagemotorinn.com. au

113 Wingewarra Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 0666

bluediamondmotorinn.com.au

109 Cobra Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 0900

bluegumdubbo.com.au

5-13 Lee Street

Wellington

(02) 6845 2555

wellingtonbridgemotel.com.au

147 Cobra Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 3888

cascadesmotorinn.com.au

Cattleman's Country Motor Inn and Serviced Apartments

8 Whylandra Street (Newell Highway)

Dubbo

(02) 6884 5222

cattlemans.com.au

Comfort Inn Blue Lagoon

79-85 Cobra Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 4444

comfortinnbluelagoon.com.au

Country Leisure Motor Inn

86 Cobra Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 3988

countryleisuredubbo.com.au

N/A

Cnr Brisbane and Wingewarra Streets

Dubbo

(02) 6884 9099

dubborsl.com.au

Eastend Studio Apartments

277-283 Cobra Street

Dubbo

0447 466 575

eastenddubbo.com.au

Endeavour Court Motor Inn

Cnr Macleay and Bourke Streets

Dubbo

(02) 6881 1000

endeavourcourtmotel.com.au

N/A

Cnr Myall Street and Wheelers Lane

Dubbo

(02) 6882 6500

forestlodgedubbo.com.au

113-115 Cobra Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 9777

fountainviewmotel.com.au

Manera Heights Apartments

43 Cobbora Road

Dubbo

(02) 6884 3865

maneraheights.com.au

Matilda Motor Inn

231 Darling Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 3944

matildamotorinn.com.au

oranamotel.com.au

Dubbo RSL Club Motel

Forest Lodge Motor Inn and Restaurant Fountain View Motel

Orana Motel Park Vue Motel Quality Inn Dubbo

95 Cobra Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 7888

131 Bourke Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 4253

165 Whylandra Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 4777

qualityinndubbo.com.au

55 N/A

Quest Apartments

22 Bultje Street

Dubbo

(02) 5809 8600

questapartments.com.au/ properties/nsw/dubbo/questdubbo/overview

Shearing Shed Motor Inn

31 Cobra Street

Dubbo

(02) 6884 2977

shearingshedmotel.com.au

Tallarook Motor Inn

17 Stonehaven Avenue

Dubbo

(02) 6882 7066

tmidubbo.com.au

The Aberdeen Motel

25 Cobra Street

Dubbo

(02) 6884 1700

aberdeendubbo.com.au

The Countryman Dubbo

47 Cobra Street

Dubbo

(02) 6882 7422

countrymandubbo.com.au

39 Cobra Street (Corner)

Dubbo

(02) 6881 8155

tpmd.com.au

37 Maxwell Street

Wellington

(02) 6845 1177

154 Whylandra Street (Newell Highway)

Dubbo

(02) 6884 8633

discoveryholidayparks.com.au

Whylandra Street

Dubbo

1800 824 820

nrmaparksandresorts.com.au/ dubbo/

N/A

Fashions Mount Road

Mumbil

(02) 6846 7435

reflectionsholidayparks.com.au/ park/lake-burrendong

Caves Road

Apsley

(02) 6840 6480

wellingtoncaves.com.au/stay

13R Narromine Road

Dubbo

0488 028 992

westviewcaravanpark.com.au

The Palms Dubbo Wellington Motor Inn

CARAVAN & CAMPING Discovery Parks - Dubbo NRMA Dubbo Holiday Park Reflections Holiday Park Lake Burrendong Wellington Caves Holiday Park Westview Caravan Park

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in 2021/22

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T H E P L A C E TO

YO U R A D V E N T U R E

You’re guaranteed a friendly smile and a wealth of information when you stop in and see the teams at one of our Region’s Visitor Information Centres. The friendly staff at Dubbo and Wellington are always happy to point you in the right direction, help plan your to-do list and even share some local secrets to ensure you have a holiday adventure you won’t soon forget.

All day free parking Brochures, maps and souvenirs Coffee and tea facilities plus refreshments Public toilets Free Wi-Fi Alfresco area Playground in park surrounds Water station for you and your furry friends Local insights from friendly staff and volunteers Charging station for hand-held devices

Produced and published in September 2021 by Dubbo Regional Council’s Economic Development and Marketing Branch, PO Box 81, Dubbo NSW 2830. Phone (02) 6801 4000. Fax (02) 6801 4259. Email marketing@dubbo.nsw.gov.au. Information contained in this Guide is supplied by individual operators as at September 2021. Information is correct at time of printing but is subject to change without notice. Whilst every endeavour has been made to ensure absolute accuracy of information, Dubbo Regional Council cannot be held responsible for any consequences resulting from misdescription or inadvertent errors contained therein including advertisements, contact details and star ratings.