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Landmarks and Buildings
Camden is the rural heart of the Macarthur Region and is known as the birthplace of the Australian wool, wheat and wine industries. For quaint village-style shopping, Camden's main street is a beautiful mix of historic buildings and a range of cafes and restaurants which will keep you perusing all day. Choose from boutique clothing, homewares, antiques and unique gift shops.
Camden NSW
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Spas and Retreats
Body Mind Flow is a welcoming wellness studio dedicated to helping individuals reconnect with their mind, body, and wellbeing. Founded by Mel, a mother of four, teacher, and fitness enthusiast, the studio was created from a passion for supporting others in finding balance through mindful movement, meditation, and self-care practices. Offering a supportive and inclusive environment, Body Mind Flow provides a space where people can build strength, reduce stress, and prioritise their wellbeing. With a strong focus on community, the studio brings people together through shared experiences, encouragement, and a holistic approach to health, empowering members to live with greater balance, confidence, and ease.
Camden NSW
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Natural Attractions
Escape down the Napean River Cycleway and get back to nature. Cycle or walk through the Wetlands Reserve, a popular spot for birdwatching and explore Kings Bush Bushland Reserve which runs adjacent to the cycleway. A beautiful place to enjoy a walk with family, with a choice of picnic areas, barbecues and playgrounds on route. The track is four kilometres and has garden seats along the way for those who enjoy an easy stroll as opposed to a more energetic walk.
Camden NSW
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
Located inside Camden Library, Camden Museum contains a rich collection of Camden's historical artefacts including photos, maps, clothing, uniforms, furniture, musical instruments and badges. Formed in 195, the Camden Historical Society is instrumental in keeping history alive in the Camden area through the museum and is responsible for the preservation and display of this heritage. The history of the Camden district is as old as Australia itself, and this unique heritage unfolds in the exhibited stories and displays as you wander through the large collection of Aboriginal and 20th-century material, which has been donated by the people of the town and district. These things reflect the everyday and familiar experiences that most people share - joy and grief, recreation and work, caring and learning, past and present. A visit is essential for anyone interested in researching Camden's local history. Free entry, and gold coin donation is appreciated.
Camden NSW
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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 Camden Red Cross Sewing Circles. These collaborative 'working bees' attracted local women from across the district who were able to use their skills to manufacture clothing and supplies for the war effort during the First and Second World Wars. Visit the blue plaque at Camden Library, 40 John Street, Camden NSW 2570 and scan the QR code there to learn more.
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
Camden Scenic Drive takes you on a relaxed self-guided tour of some of Camden's most spectacular rural and historic locations. See for yourself how Camden has evolved over time yet retained its country charm. Camden is located in the Macarthur region which is the birthplace of the Australian wool, wheat and wine industries. Download a copy of the guide online today.
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Entertainment Venues
Discover the magic that lies beyond the gates of the iconic historic Estate. Experience exclusive ticketed events (Live music, comedy, dinner shows), historic tours, intimate celebrations and luxurious boutique accommodation in a venue that is rich with history. Step inside The Estate Camden and enter a world of wonder, where every night brings something extraordinary. From hilarious comedians and mesmerising performers to magical themed evenings, we offer a unique and whimsical experience unlike any other. Whether you're after a night of laughs, thrills or pure enchantment, there's something for everyone at the Estate. Click the button below to view their upcoming events and secure your spot — shows do fill up fast!
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
The Camden War Memorial Pool offers a range of aquatic and Health and Fitness programs and services to cater for the diverse ages, interests and abilities of its surrounding communities. There is a 50-metre Outdoor pool, Children's Wading Pool, Swimming Lessons Pool, Disability pool and changeroom access, plus a Kiosk. Camden Swimming Pool is open from October to March inclusive.
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Entertainment Venues
Welcome to Camden Musical Society – your space for unforgettable musical theatre experiences in the heart of Camden. Founded in September 2019, the society is a passionate community of performers, creatives, and theatre enthusiasts nestled in the heart of Camden, NSW. At CMS, the power of the performing arts to unite, inspire, and uplift. Whether you're a seasoned performer, a backstage supporter, or simply someone who loves to immerse themselves in the magic of live theatre, there's a place for you at CMS. Their journey began with a simple yet profound mission: to make professional-quality musical theatre accessible, affordable, and inclusive for everyone in the Camden community. From young aspiring stars to their seasoned veterans, they welcome individuals of all ages, backgrounds, and skill levels to join them in celebrating the joy of storytelling through song and dance. At CMS, it's not just about putting on spectacular shows – it's about fostering a sense of belonging, creativity, and camaraderie that resonates long after the final curtain call.
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Parks and Gardens
Macarthur Park was opened in 1906 and has a number of different areas including a heritage rose garden, the wisteria walk, the Cenotaph honouring World War One soldiers, and a shelter built in 1913 in memory of Mrs Elizabeth Macarthur-Onslow. Mrs Elizabeth Macarthur-Onslow, a granddaughter of John Macarthur, gifted Macarthur Park to the people of Camden in 1905. The park is home to Camden's War Memorial and the Faithfull-Anderson Fountain, which once stood where the roundabout is now, at the intersection of John and Argyle Street. The park is well known for its heritage rose garden.
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
The Equestrian Park was officially opened in August 2000. Since this time, the park has developed into a home for many equestrian and non-equestrian pursuits. The clubhouse and park are well suited for functions, Barbecues, workshops, exhibitions and expos, all in a pleasant rural environment. Equestrian facilities include camp drafting, cross country, dressage, eventing, polocrosse, pony club, rodeo, show jumping and recreational riding.
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Agritourism
Camden Town Farm, originally a 52-hectare dairy farm, was bequeathed to the local community by the late Miss Llewella Davies. It is a unique green space on the floodplain surrounding Camden. The Town Farm is a working farm, grazing dairy and beef cattle, and growing lucerne, and uses sustainable farming practices. Various events take place, including Taste - Food Wine and Music Festival, Harmony Day, fishing competitions, open days and more. There is also a weekly farmers market and a Community Garden which operates within the Farm. The original heritage-listed barn and surrounding buildings are very popular with artists and photographers alike, particularly for wedding and promotional photos. Bookings essential for photography and events.
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
Fergusons Land contains a premium cricket field, an amenity building with change rooms and storage, a canteen, synthetic training nets with turf pitches and car parking. The facility is a safe facility for the community and is designed to lessen the impact of flooding. The ground is currently managed by the Camden Cricket Club.
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
The Nepean River Trail stands as Camden's first significant public art trail, featuring an impressive array of murals, sculptures, interpretive signs, and installations. This vibrant collection highlights the creativity of 15 artists, offering accessible and genuine art that captures the essence of local history, and it's people, culture, and the community's agricultural roots. As you explore, the trail guides you through Camden Town Farm and Ferguson Land, providing a scenic journey along the Nepean River.
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Entertainment Venues
Celebrate your occasion with Barefoot Bowl. Barefoot Bowls is the perfect way to bring people together for any occasion. It's easy to organize at short notice and ideal for both small and large groups. Kids aged 10 and up are welcome, making it a great family-friendly activity. Enjoy a relaxed game on weekends, days off, or even after work under the lights. Guests can pair their bowls experience with delicious food and drinks from Camden Sports Club Bar & Bistro. Outdoor tables can also be set up for functions during the booking to make the celebration extra special.
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Parks and Gardens
Camden Community Garden is a place for gardeners to meet and exchange ideas, bringing together gardeners across a range of ages, abilities and a diverse cultural backgrounds. The gardens are open to the public every second and fourth Saturday, as well as every third Sunday of the month. Other times by appointment only. Camden Community Gardens occupy the south eastern end of the Camden Town Farm and are operated by Camden Community Gardens Association Inc. Camden Community Gardens are run by the Camden Town Farm Community Gardens Association. Inc.
Camden NSW
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Parks and Gardens
Curry Reserve is one of the most popular reserves in Camden for family and community group gatherings. situated next to John Oxley Cottage in Elderslie. Features include covered picnic shelters, barbecue facilities, amenities with disabled access, parking, a cycle path, children's play equipment, and a water play space. The park is accessible seven days a week.
Elderslie NSW
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
John Oxley Cottage was originally part of the grant made by Governor Lachlan Macquarie to John Oxley in 1815 and 1816. There is no record of its original builder, but it is a typical 'workman's cottage' thought to have been built in the 1890s. John Oxley Cottage now houses the Camden Visitor Information Centre.
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Amusement and Theme Parks
Curry Reserve Water Play Space has a large splash pad with 36 play features for all-inclusive, accessible fun for children of all ages. Curry Reserve is one of the most popular reserves for family and community group gatherings. The reserve is situated next to John Oxley Cottage in Elderslie. Features include covered picnic shelters, barbecue facilities, amenities with disabled access, parking, children's play equipment and a cycle path.
Elderslie NSW
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
Kirkham Skate Park has much to offer skateboard and scooter riders in the Camden area. It is located along Camden Valley Way in Kirkham Park Sports Grounds and is close to netball courts, cricket and football fields, as well as a BMX track. For further details and interest contact Camden Council Youth Services.
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
Soar like a bird! Sydney Motor Glider Flight Group is based at Camden Airport and can take you on a gliding adventure over the Sydney Basin and Blue Mountains. Their self launching motor glider has the ability to take off without being towed up, climb to whatever height chosen, then shut the motor down to gradually glide back to earth. You will be provided with a comprehensive briefing before your flight by an experienced instructor who will show you how the controls work. Once airborne you can get "hands on" experience under the supervision of your instructor and of course, you are also able to sit back, relax and enjoy the spectacular view!
Cobbitty NSW
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Parks and Gardens
A beautiful natural area, situated along the Nepean River Cycleway. It is a popular shady area for family gatherings, with kilometres of cycleway/ walkway along the picturesque Nepean River. Bookings for sporting field are essential by contacting Council’s Parks Booking Officer. Amenities: Barbecue, Covered Picnic Area, Cycle Path, Fitness Station, Parking, Playground, Sporting Field, Toilets.
Camden NSW
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Parks and Gardens
Bandara Circuit playground, located in Spring Farm NSW, has been designed to incorporate the beautiful surrounding woodland and includes improved play equipment such as trampolines, hand rope climbers, rock hold grips, slides and swings for children of all ages. The mixture of large and small equipment, natural play zones and shaded areas appeals to children across a diversity of abilities and interests.
Spring Farm NSW
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
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
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