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The Cabravale Boutique, located at Cabravale Club Resort, is a one-stop destination for curated apparel, home goods, and bespoke gifts, all in one easily assessable place. Discover everything from elevated wardrobe staples to the perfect pantry treat and travel essentials, plus exclusive benefits for members available at the boutique today.
Canley Vale NSW
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Founded over 100 years ago as a place for returned servicemen to connect and find support, Cabravale Club Resort has grown into one of South West Sydney's most trusted community hubs. While honouring their military roots, they've evolved to serve a diverse and vibrant community in Cabramatta and beyond. Today, they continue to bring people together through live entertainment, dining, events, and meaningful community support.
Canley Vale NSW
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From milestone birthdays and meaningful farewells to corporate gatherings at CECC. The Cabravale Events & Conference Centre offers a stylish and versatile setting for every occasion. Whether you're after an intimate gathering or a lively celebration, our team is here to help you create something memorable. Host, collaborate and impress at Western Sydney's premier venue for corporate events. From intimate workshops to full-scale conferences, our purpose-built function rooms, advanced tech, and dedicated team make it easy to bring your event to life with professionalism and ease.
Canley Vale NSW
0.5 km away
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Welcome to VIP Karaoke Bar. Western Sydney's ultimate karaoke destination. Step into one of The Canley's most vibrant nightlife destinations, where great music, high energy and unforgettable nights come together. From weekly DJ sets to themed parties and daytime brunch sessions, there's always something happening at VIP Karaoke Bar. For bookings, please visit their website.
Canley Heights NSW
1.7 km away
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Shopping and Markets
Sydney Outlet Village is south-west Sydney's premier outlet shopping destination, with leading brands, unbeatable value, and a vibrant destination where style and savings meet. Find Nike, Polo Ralph Lauren, Coach, Bally, Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, Kate Spade, Oroton, New Balance, Le Creuset, Peter Alexander, Levi's and much more. Sydney Outlet Village is more than a destination for bargains — it is a place to connect, to explore, to unwind. From the lively village square to the ease of free parking, everything is designed to make time here feel seamless and special. Sydney Outlet Village was previously known as Fashion Spree.
Warwick Farm NSW
2.1 km away
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Parks and Gardens
The Obstacle Course is an exciting element to the park, which also encompasses the Adventure Park, Youth and Community Centre and Fairfield Leisure Centre. The boot camp-style course can be used for enjoyment as well as getting healthy and active. The Obstacle Course covers an area of about 7,500 square metres and has more than a dozen elements designed to challenge fitness, strength, balance and concentration, such as a mound with a tyre steps climb designed to test physical strength and all-round fitness, timber sleeper steps, rope climb and a tough timber climb. Completing the treetop walk are two 20-metre flying foxes to take you back to the ground.
Fairfield NSW
2.9 km away
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
Fairfield Heights Park's 'nature theme' playground is one for all children! It features a large fairy house treehouse piece with slide, in addition to accessible play equipment, toddler and kids swings and play zone, flying fox, water play area, learn to ride track, gym node, bubbler, picnic areas and Exeloo toilet.
Fairfield Heights NSW
3.1 km away
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
Visitors can discover the stories behind the people, places and events that have helped shape NSW - where the history happened. A Blue Plaque visit offers more than sightseeing. It creates a direct connection between place and story, turning everyday locations into places of discovery. Each plaque reveals a unique piece of history, encouraging visitors to explore local areas from a new perspective and uncover stories they may never have known. This blue plaque commemorates the Soldiers' Riots on Valentine's Day 1916, where soldiers from a number of training camps in the Liverpool area rioted in protest of their conditions. The riots caused widespread damage, injury, and the death of a recruit, and led to the introduction of 6pm closing in NSW hotels, a law which lasted for almost 40 years. Visit the blue plaque at Liverpool Station, Bigge St, Liverpool NSW 2170 and scan the QR code there to learn more.
Liverpool NSW
3.2 km away
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Amusement and Theme Parks
iPlay, is an Australian-owned family arcade and entertainment venue. It offers a fantastic experience for families and businesses. Enjoy top arcade games, including Bowling, Laser Tag, and Dodgem Cars. There is a wide range of entertainment options, and iPlay is the perfect destination for fun and excitement for all ages.
Liverpool NSW
3.7 km away
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Parks and Gardens
Every child in the City will find something fun at the City's first all-abilities playground. The park includes a Liberty Swing to allow children in wheelchairs to swing in safety, a wheelchair-accessible carousel, a ground-level trampoline, and an accessible public toilet facility with an adult change table that can be raised and lowered. A climbing rope and net course, flying fox, learn to ride track, climbing net fort with slide, accessible riverbed crossing, water pump, sand digger, picnic tables and bench seating, and voice tubes are also included. A special inclusion is an accessible water play space with 13 unique above ground squirters and numerous ground-level bubblers – the first for a public playground in Fairfield City.
Prairiewood NSW
4.1 km away
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Shopping and Markets
Fairfield Showground is renowned as the venue of the Fairfield Markets which have been attracting many thousands of shoppers each weekend since the Seventies. These markets are the largest in Sydney's West. Friendly Family Fun is the motto of these markets and the fun is guaranteed. Every Saturday, up to 600 undercover stalls are filled with everything from childrens' toys to clothes, sporting gear to jewellery, household items to car accessories, workshop tools to pool products and grocery items to fresh fruit and vege's. While the adults look for the bargains the kids can use up their energy on the jumping castle, carnival rides, merry go round or pony rides. And, when it is time for a relaxing break there are plenty of places to pick up mouth watering kebabs, burgers, Asian delicacies, ice creams, donuts, cold drinks or coffee.
Prairiewood NSW
4.1 km away
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Entertainment Venues
Fairfield Showground is one of Western Sydney's premier multi-purpose event destinations, serving as a major hub for community activity, large-scale events, and regional gatherings. Located in the heart of Fairfield City, the Showground combines expansive indoor and outdoor facilities, making it uniquely positioned to host everything from intimate community functions to major festivals attracting thousands of visitors.
Prairiewood NSW
4.1 km away
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
Established in 1983, Fairfield City Museum & Gallery consists of a heritage museum, an art gallery and an exquisite heritage Vintage Village. The Edwardian style museum building has been around since long before the museum was established, with the building being erected in 1913 in Smithfield, Fairfield City's oldest township. Until 1920, the building was used as the Council Chambers of the then Smithfield and Fairfield Municipality. That year the Council found a new home in the commercial centre of Fairfield and the building found new landlords, James and Florence Morris and their daughter Maisie. The house was in their hands until 1980 when the last of the Morris family - Maisie - passed away. Before she died, Maisie made sure her wishes were fulfilled. The house would be transformed into a museum. After some successful lobbying by the Fairfield Historical Society, Fairfield City Council bought the property in 1980. Three years later, in 1983 the Fairfield City Museum was a reality. In the next few years, the place grew with the addition of buildings at the rear of the site. Nowadays, the Fairfield City Museum & Gallery comprises three different sections. Apart from the 1913 museum building, the place has experienced a major development with the addition of the Stein Gallery and the nostalgic Vintage Village.
Smithfield NSW
4.5 km away
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Amusement and Theme Parks
Aquatopia Water Park, at Prairiewood Leisure Centre, has a huge range of attractions and facilities that will thrill people of all ages. Splash around on the 10 and 20 metre high giant slides; the adventure aqua tower; the toddlers pool; the Wave Rider body board simulator; and the new, gigantic 55-metre Wave Pool. Look no further than Aquatopia for your next party location – sheltered cabanas are available for hire and include a cooler and access to barbeque facilities. Aquatopia is open from the start of the September school holidays until the end of the April school holidays For more information, call customer service.
Prairiewood NSW
5.0 km away
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Welcome to Hey Caddy Liverpool, your local mini golf venue for play, celebrations, and time together with kids, families, and mates in Sydney's south-west. Take on the colourful mini golf course, book in for school holiday fun, plan a birthday party, or lock in a private group booking. They've got a food menu packed with crowd favourites and a fully licensed sports bar, so you're never far from something to eat or a drink in hand while you relax between rounds. Their course is designed for first-timers and mini golf fans alike, bringing plenty of laughs and friendly competition. With flexible group bundles and party packages to suit all ages, they make it easy for you to celebrate your way.
Hoxton Park NSW
5.9 km away
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Welcome to X-Golf Liverpool, your local indoor golf and sports bar in south west Sydney! Join them for casual rounds, tournaments, coaching sessions, private hire or just a good time! They've paired a relaxed atmosphere with a full bar and a curated menu, making it the perfect spot to catch the game or relax with friends. Their premium simulators provide accurate ball data and access to world-renowned international courses. From casual group bundles to tailored event packages, they offer flexible options for different occasions.
Hoxton Park NSW
5.9 km away
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Amusement and Theme Parks
Entertainment Park provides a variety of fun and adrenaline-filled activities for all ages. The state-of-the-art Indoor Entertainment facility includes a 3,500 square metre Indoor Electric go-karting track, six lanes of ten-pin bowling, 18 hole mini golf course, racing car simulators by Simworx, a fully licensed Café, Snapshot Selfie Studio gallery, over 150 of the latest arcade games, professional size pool tables, a prize redemption counter and more. Entertainment Park also caters for all types of events and group bookings in their party and function rooms and can customise packages to suit your needs. Whether you're hosting a big birthday party, corporate event, kid's party or seeking whole venue hire, the events team is ready to assist in making your next event a memorable one. Located near Bankstown Airport in Sydney's South West, Entertainment Park is just a short half-hour drive from the Sydney centre with ample onsite parking available. Alternatively, the venue can be reached using public transport by catching the M90 Bus from Bankstown Railway Station.
Bankstown Aerodrome NSW
6.1 km away
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Liverpool Powerhouse is a cultural facility of the Liverpool City Council on the banks of the Georges River. They have a busy schedule of exhibitions, performances, festivals, screenings, theatre and events across six galleries, 320-seat theatre, performance space and a large main hall. They have ample free car parking and Casula Railway Station next door, making getting there and home again easy. They are open Wednesday to Sunday, except for Public Holidays and the Christmas-New Year period. The centre is located within the Casula Parklands; 20 hectares of riverside parklands incorporating two children's adventure playgrounds, an adult 'Ninja Training Course' two off leash dog parks and a sculpture walk.
Casula NSW
6.5 km away
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Natural Attractions
The dog-friendly Leacock picnic area is at the northern end of Leacock Regional Park. Choose one of the three wooden picnic tables surrounded by trees, or spread out a picnic blanket on the grass. Bring along a picnic lunch or just pause here to catch your breath after walking the Bellbird track from Casula station. Leacock picnic area’s proximity to the arterial Hume Highway makes it a convenient place to stop and take a break while travelling.
Casula NSW
7.0 km away
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The Dairy is a peaceful area in Western Sydney Parklands, and a place for a peaceful picnic with views from its hilltop location. The Dairy, at Cowpasture Road and RestwelI Road, Abbotsbury is, as its name suggests, the remnants of an old dairy farm. Just a few old farm fences and a couple of farm dams remain in the landscape. The dams are a tranquil area to relax, away from the main picnic tables and amenities. You can find the dams near the main entrance to the Dairy and Western Sydney Parklands. These dams are a littleknown, picturesque part of the park where people can get back to nature and find some peace. A lot of photographers visit the spot in the early morning to capture the fog and dew that settles in this lowlying part of the parklands. The Dairy often hosts community, sporting, music and cultural events, and is a hub for the local community and visitors from further afield.
Abbotsbury NSW
7.1 km away
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Natural Attractions
The Plough and Harrow Double Dams feel like an oasis, miles from anywhere yet are just a short walk from the car park and amenities. The two dams are home to an array of water birds and popular with bird watchers. It's also a lovely place to cool down as, unlike much of the Western Sydney Parklands, it contains deep gullies that help keep things cool. Look out for rainforest species amongst the woodland as they make the most of the moist, cool gullies. Don't let the hills and gullies put you off, the view and serenity are well worth the slight hike. Access the double dams from Elizabeth Drive, Abbotsbury.
Abbotsbury NSW
7.3 km away
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National Parks and Reserves
Leacock Regional Park provides a welcome patch of open green space at Casula in Sydney's southwest. From the ridge line you can enjoy views over the bushland of Holsworthy. Visit the park to see some of the state's rarest trees or enjoy a picnic at the park's picnic area. Explore the park's walking tracks along the banks of the Georges River, they link the park with other facilities such as the Liverpool Powerhouse. It's a great place to exercise go for a jog or a bike ride through the park, and it's a dog-friendly park, so you can bring Rover and Spot along for a walk.
Casula NSW
7.3 km away
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Parks and Gardens
Come and discover the zig zag track up a grassy knoll to a beautiful view of the parklands. A nature lover's wonderland in a bushland setting the Lizard Log Zig Zag Track is next to the delightful natural playground at Lizard Log. Escape from the playground and head up the hill to admire the local vistas. The zig zag pathways allows everyone to enjoy the views and the peace and quiet, regardless of their ability. There's no rush, meaning people with wheelchairs or mobility issues can take the path in their own time and enjoy the peaceful serenity at the top. You'll find large shelters and barbecues along the way, making this a terrific place for get-togethers with families and friends. There's a cafe onsite as well. Lizard Log is a spacious playground with wooden structures to clamber around on, and sand to break any falls underneath. This area encourages children to get back to nature and have fun in the great outdoors. The equipment includes flying foxes, swings, a water play feature, a big slide with a climbing wall. merry-go-round, sand diggers and wooden balance beams.
Abbotsbury NSW
7.6 km away
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Spas and Retreats
Ottoman Turkish Bath & Day Spa offers a traditional Turkish bath (hammam) experience and customs at its bathhouse in Granville. Book in for any number of beauty and massage treatments such as an Ottoman package which includes hammam entry; a full-body traditional exfoliation; olive oil body wash and loofah exfoliation; head massage; full-body mud masks; facials and other beauty services. The hamman is women's only from 10am until 3pm, Tuesdays to Sundays. Couples and men's packages require special booking times after 3pm.
South Granville NSW
7.6 km away
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