Morpeth Attractions

At the multi-award winning Campbell's Store Craft Centre at Morpeth in the Hunter Region, shopping is a real experience. Wander at your leisure through 15 speciality craft shops, tearoom and an investment art gallery. You may select from the...

Extreme Go Karts at Thornton near Maitland; is unique and as soon as you walk in the difference is apparent, with up to 220 metres of race track, a Corporate Box overlooking the tracks, a live scoring system. Xtreme Indoor Go Kart racing uses the...

Morpeth Gallery is situated in the Lower Hunter Valley just two hours driving time north of Sydney. You will find an excellent selection of fine traditional Australian landscape and wildlife art.

Specialising in investment art,...

Meet the baker, Stephen Arnott, and his wife Allison. This is the site where William Arnott, the biscuit baker and his brother David baked bread and ships biscuits in the 1860s. Stephen is following in his great, great, great grandfather's...

Built in 1838, the Morpeth Trading Post is the oldest industrial building still in daily use in New South Wales. It houses one of Australia's deepest natural spring water wells, which was sunk in 1818 for Morpeth's water supply and...

Visit Morpeth Wine Cellar and Moonshine Distillery to taste boutique Hunter wines and Morpeth Moonshine.

There are two copper pot stills where Morpeth Moonshine is made on-site including Original, Aniseed, Strawberry,...

In the early 1700s, the Mortel family began hand crafting footwear in the Netherlands. During these early years special skills and techniques were developed to ensure Mortel products became greatly sought after and respected throughout the country....