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Bell River Estate began life as Markeita Cellars around 1974 and was founded by Margherita and Keith Reinhard. The Cellars were developed by the Reinhard family and specialised in producing quality fortified wines (Ports and Sherries) and red wine,...
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Burrendong Botanic Garden and Arboretum has one of the largest collections of Australian plants in cultivation. Over 50,000 flowering plants, shrubs and trees from more than 2,000 species are growing on 164 hectares overlooking the beautiful Lake...
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The Cactus Cafe and Gallery displays quality art and crafts in a relaxing and unique setting. It is housed in the former Sacred Heart Infants' School built in 1929-30 and follows the Spanish mission style of architecture popular at that...
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The award winning Cameron Park is in the perfect location right in the middle of Wellington's Central Business District. The park is a great spot to enjoy a picnic, laze under the huge leafy trees or enjoy a leisurely stroll through the...
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Lake Burrendong State Park is located on the foreshores of Lake Burrendong and is divided into two sections: Burrendong Park and Mookerawa Park. Both sections are set in natural bushland with Burrendong Park more developed. The park provides the...
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The Lion of Waterloo is one of the original hotels in the area, dating back to 1841. Numerous coaches stopped at this hotel after crossing the Macquarie River. It was a successful business venture and attracted settlers, station hands and later...
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Mookerawa Waters Park is located on the foreshores of Lake Burrendong, set in natural bushland and is part of the Lake Burrendong State Park. The closest town to Mookerawa Waters Park is Stuart Town, a small former gold rush town of approximately...
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On the 18th August 1817 John Oxley and his party were the first Europeans to sight Mount Arthur, Wellesly and Duke. The three peaks form the basis of the Mount Arthur Reserve which is a public recreation area of 1.300 hectares, situated 563 metres...
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The John Oxley Museum is a collection of historic artefacts tracing Wellington history from 1830 to present time, containing many photographs and specialty displays.
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The Phosphate Mine is located at the Wellington Caves Holiday Complex. The mine dates back to 1914, with 6000 tons of phosphate mined during its four years of operation. The phosphate was used as a fertiliser. Megafauna bones dating back to the...
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Visit Wellington Osawano Japanese Gardens located eight kilometres south east of Wellington on the Mitchell Highway. Wander around the manicured gardens, which include a man-made mountain, cascading stream and reflection lake....
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