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Mount Annan Leisure Centre

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Mount Annan Leisure Centre

Mount Annan Leisure Centre offers a range of health and aquatic programs and services to cater for the diverse ages, interests and abilities of its surrounding communities. Programs include teen gym, junior gym, personal training, group fitness classes, swimming lessons, squad training, birthday parties, and vacation care. Mount Annan Leisure Centre is a community partnership between Camden Council and BLUEfit. Find out more about hiring their venue for any occasion including birthday parties!

Mount Annan NSW

0.8 km away

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Connections Garden to the Lake
Image credit: Australian Botanic Garden Mount Annan

Parks and Gardens

The Australian Botanic Garden Mount Annan

The Australian Botanic Garden, Mount Annan is the Australian native plant garden of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney and covers 416 hectares. The plantings are designed to take visitors on an exploration of Australia's unique plant life with the Connections Garden being the premier Garden within the site. The four and a half hectare Connection Garden is a roofless museum demonstrating the way people and the natural world interconnect.

Mount Annan NSW

1.2 km away

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Birriwa Reserve Outdoor Youth Space

Parks and Gardens

Birriwa Reserve Outdoor Youth Space

Birriwa Reserve Outdoor Youth Space opened in 2016 and is aimed at the youth of the Camden Local Government Area. The space features adventure play equipment including a large climbing rope structure, a 30 metre cable ride, a three metre slide, sky surf, basket swings, board rider, air rider and rodeo board as well as a passive recreation space and garden.

Mount Annan NSW

1.3 km away

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Woodland Picnic Area
Image credit: Australian Botanical Gardens

Parks and Gardens

Woodland Picnic Area

Situated on the edge of the endangered Cumberland Plain Woodland, this area is a picturesque spot for any celebration or occasion. It is easy to find, has ample parking and plenty of open green space for games or lounging in the sun. It includes hiring of the entire area and shelter. If you are planning on having a large group, it's recommend you bring your own barbecue as the free barbecues at this site are meant for cooking for small groups of four to six people only.

Mount Annan NSW

1.4 km away

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Visitor Centre Inside
Image credit: The Australian Botanic Garden

Parks and Gardens

Australian Botanic Garden Mount Annan Visitor Centre and Nursery

Located within the beautiful Australian Botanic Garden Mount Annan, the Visitor Centre and Nursery is the perfect starting point for exploring Australia's largest botanic garden. Opposite the award-winning Connections Garden, the centre offers visitor information, maps, gifts, locally inspired souvenirs and a small nursery featuring native plants found throughout the gardens. Nearby parking and the Garden Café make it easy to relax and enjoy a day immersed in Australian nature.

Mount Annan NSW

1.9 km away

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Inflatable World Oz - Narellan

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Inflatable World Oz - Narellan

Inflatable World Oz Narellan is home to one of the biggest inflatable playgrounds in Australia. It's all about having fun and getting active, so bring the whole family and bounce on in, in any weather. Not just for kids, parents are encouraged to jump around with their kids too! Open seven days a week during school holidays.

Smeaton Grange NSW

2.2 km away

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Garden MTB Trails
Image credit: The Wollondilly Macarthur Mountain Bike Club

Parks and Gardens

Garden Mountain Bike Trail

Get on your bikes and rejoice, the Mountain Bike Trails in the Australian Botanic Garden are back! The trails closed in May 2017 due to the discovery of the invasive African Olive weed growing along the course. Since then The Wollondilly Macarthur Mountain Bike Club and their volunteer trail fairies have been working tirelessly to clear out the weed and make the trails rideable again. With assistance from the Australian Botanic Garden and funding from the NSW Government and IMB Bank, the trails are truly some of the best in the region. The Kids Loop (one kilometre) and Family Loop (3.9 kilometre) trails are easy courses for the whole family. The trails are generally smooth with some obstacles and challenges. Suitable for beginner riders and families. The Intermediate Loop (2.5 kilometres) is suitable for mountain bikers with moderate skill. The Advanced Loop (3.9 kilometres) trail is rated intermediate with difficult sections. Includes 70 metres of elevation, jumps, berms, rock gardens, and rock drops and can be fast in some sections. It is suitable for riders with a medium-high level of mountain biking skills. However, it is rideable by most riders exercising some caution on the features or using the B-lines. For more info via the website or Facebook page.

Mount Annan NSW

2.3 km away

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Campbelltown Rotary Observatory

Landmarks and Buildings

Campbelltown UWS Rotary Observatory

Campbelltown UWS Rotary Observatory in Campbelltown, New South Wales, Australia, was opened in 2000 and is owned by Western Sydney University. It consists of twin domes of 4.5-metre and 2.9 metre diameter. The observatory is used for research and is the home of the Australian Optical SETI (OZ OSETI) Project. It is the only dedicated optical SETI project in the Southern Hemisphere. It is searching for nanosecond laser pulses from outer space with very sensitive and sophisticated equipment. In December 2008, it picked up a mysterious pulsed laser look alike signal from outer space. The observatory is also used for Advanced Engineering student projects. One of the domes is being developed as a robotic observatory. The Observatory can be seen from Main Ridge Park in Macarthur Heights.

Campbelltown NSW

2.3 km away

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Turkeys Nest picnic area and lookout

Natural Attractions

Turkeys Nest picnic area and lookout

You’ll find Turkeys Nest lookout at the highest point of the Loop trail in William Howe Regional Park. It’s a short and easy walk to the lookout, so a good one for children. From Turkeys Nest, take in the far-reaching views of undulating farmland of the Razorback Mountains, extending to the escarpment of the Blue Mountains in the distance. Just a short walk down the hill you’ll find the picnic area, which also provides extensive views as a delightful backdrop to your meal. Turkeys Nest is dog-friendly so bring your four-legged friends along for a picnic too.

Mount Annan NSW

2.5 km away

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William Howe Regional Park

National Parks and Reserves

William Howe Regional Park

Discover a beautiful big back garden at William Howe Regional Park, a lovely oasis in the heart of south-western Sydney. Take a walk along the Loop trail, play hide and seek with the kids among the trees and let everyone get their fill of fresh air. Head to Turkeys Nest picnic area for a tasty feast and enjoy the view, stretching southwest over the Razorback Mountains and the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Property.

Mount Annan NSW

2.5 km away

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X Golf

Sports and Recreation Facilities

X Golf

X-Golf state of the art indoor golf simulators offer players unparalleled accuracy and realism. Through a combination of camera systems, infrared lasers, impacts sensors and advanced gaming software. Their dedicated kiosks combine virtual reality gaming, food and beverages, competitions, golf lessons, memberships and social events. All combining to provide visitors the ultimate golfing entertainment experience. The relaxed, welcoming atmosphere makes it perfect for players of all ages, males or females. Fun for golfers of all levels regardless of your ability, X-Golf is ideal for work events, birthday parties, corporate functions and buck’s nights. Visit X-Golf Indoor Golf Simulators centres now and enjoy a golfing, hospitality and entertainment experience like no other!

Smeaton Grange NSW

2.5 km away

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William Howe Reserve

National Parks and Reserves

William Howe Reserve

William Howe Reserve is located in Narellan Vale, just a ten-minute drive from Camden. This regional park supports natural vegetation within surrounding agricultural and residential areas. Expansive views of the surrounding areas are available from Turkeys Nest Dam. A walking track leads visitors to the lookout platform and picnic tables. Dog walking (on leads) is permitted.

Narellan Vale NSW

2.5 km away

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Golf SImulator at Hey Caddy Macarthur

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Hey Caddy Macarthur

Hey Caddy Macarthur is your local mini golf venue for play, celebrations, and quality time with kids, families, and friends in South-West Sydney. Enjoy their colourful mini golf course, book activities during school holidays, plan a birthday party, or arrange a private group booking. They offer a food menu featuring popular favourites and a fully licensed sports bar, so you can easily grab something to eat or enjoy a drink while taking a break between rounds. Their course is designed for both first-time players and mini golf enthusiasts, delivering a fun and engaging experience for all.

Smeaton Grange NSW

2.7 km away

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Guests at X-Golf Macarthur

Entertainment Venues

X-Golf Macarthur

Welcome to X-Golf Macarthur, your local indoor golf and sports bar in South-West Sydney! Join them for casual rounds, tournaments, coaching sessions, or private hire. 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.

Smeaton Grange NSW

2.7 km away

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Sculpture Walk at WSU Campbelltown Campus
Image credit: Western Sydney University

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Sculpture Walk at WSU Campbelltown Campus

The Sculpture Walk showcases the artistic talent of local entrants in The Western Sydney Sculpture Award. This is a biennial competition and exhibition hosted by Western Sydney University, aiming to establish closer links between the university, artists and the community to provide a valuable educational and cultural resource for the region. The award was last held in 2021. The walk is free and suitable for everyone. Parking, toilets, food outlets and water refill stations are all available on campus.

Campbelltown NSW

2.8 km away

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Ball Pit - Playmaze Narellan

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Playmania Narellan

Playmaze Narellan is a play centre where you can really let your kids go wild. Offering a range of activities where children can jump, crawl, climb and slide their way around. Parents can enjoy a full view of the play areas and enjoy a coffee from the onsite café. With separate areas for smaller children, fun for all ages.

Narellan NSW

2.9 km away

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Howard Park

Parks and Gardens

Howard Park

The landscape of Howard Park provides much-needed shade from the sun and also features seated areas, plenty of grass areas to throw a picnic blanket down on, and there are water-drinking fountains. Howard Park is located at the corner of Gregory Hills Drive and Village Circuit. This park is conveniently accessed through a bridge that connects the park to the east side of Gregory Hills Town Centre.

Gregory Hills NSW

3.1 km away

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Nott Oval

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Nott Oval

Camden Council upgraded the existing turf pitch at Nott Oval, Narellan, to a FIFA Quality mark certified synthetic pitch and expanded the existing car park facility to house thirty-one car spaces and a turning circle. The field is designed to cater for State competitions, NPL and local club competitions and is open to the public for open space recreational use. The field is also line marked to host local six aside competitions run by the current park user Narellan Rangers Soccer Club.

Narellan NSW

3.3 km away

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Indoor play tunnels and slides

Amusement and Theme Parks

Croc's Playcentre Gregory Hills

With play facilities designed by one of the leading indoor play specialists, babies can explore the dedicated baby's play section lined with soft play and sensory activities. Kids under four years have their own toddler area filled with slippery slides, a bouncing castle, and so much more! Croc's Playcentre also cater for birthday parties with themed party rooms and packages to create the special day your child has been dreaming of.

Gregory Hills NSW

3.3 km away

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The Shine Shed in Campbelltown
Image credit: The Shine Shed

Sports and Recreation Facilities

The Shine Shed South West

The Shine Shed offers a unique sensory play experience designed to meet the needs of children, teens and young adults with special needs. Limited numbers, caring staff, friendly and understanding environment. A great activity for the whole family. They welcome everyone – with or without special needs and parents and carers are free!

Campbelltown NSW

3.3 km away

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United Cinemas Narellan

Entertainment Venues

United Cinemas Narellan

United Cinemas offers the latest movies with luxurious grand seating, so that you can sit back, relax and enjoy the movie experience. Featuring eight cinema screens, with all screens featuring their Grand Recliner Seating. Total seating capacity of 1,642. They recommend experiencing a movie in their two largest screens, G MAX 2 and G MAX 8.

Narellan NSW

3.3 km away

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Narellan Town Centre

Entertainment Venues

Narellan Town Centre

The refurbished Narellan Town Centre now features more than 180 speciality stores. Including Big W, Kmart, Target, Woolworths and Coles plus a variety of fashion, beauty, fresh and fast food, a wide range of services, beautiful restaurants, cafes and United Cinemas featuring Grand Seating and 3D. For the convenience of customers, Narellan Town Centre has over 3,000 car spaces with over 1,500 car spaces on both the North and South side.

Narellan NSW

3.4 km away

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Camden Golf Club

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Camden Golf Club

Camden Golf Club is a stunning 18-hole golf course that offers a challenge to all levels of golfers. Continual improvements are being made to enhance the course, which measures 5903 meters for men and 5383 meters for women. The Club also features Studley Park House in the background, one of the oldest homes in the region. Happy Grillmore Bistro serving various sandwiches, snacks and meals. You are welcome to join them for dinner at Happy Grillmore Bistro on Tuesday to Sunday, offering a great range of meals, including salads, steaks, mains, pasta, risottos and pizzas. Camden Golf Club caters for functions of all sizes, including meetings, weddings, conferences and other events from 20 to 130 people.

Narellan NSW

3.5 km away

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Macarthur Square
Image credit: Macarthur Square

Shopping and Markets

Macarthur Square

Macarthur Square is southwest Sydney’s largest shopping destination. At the heart of the community since 1979, Macarthur Square offers some of the best city-style shopping, dining and entertainment facilities delivered in a contemporary, fresh and original style. Located less than an hour drive from the central business district, Macarthur Square features a range of major national retailers, including David Jones, H&M, Glassons, Uniqlo, Big W, Target, Coles, Woolworths, Aldi and Dan Murphy’s, as well as a wide range of specialty retailers. The award-winning Nectar Day spa leads a group of retailers who are here to pamper and look after your health. In the magic Kellicar Lane, you will find food choices like MakiMoto, Osso, Golden Lotus, Enzo's Cucina and Scoop Artisan Gelato and for family Fun, Event Cinemas and Kingpin.

Campbelltown NSW

3.5 km away

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