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Campbell's Store

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Campbell's Store

Campbell's Store is a multi-award winning building that has been lovingly restored to its original splendour. It is a shopping experience like no other. Leisurely explore this vast complex that is full of a wide range of specialty shops. The original sandstone building is now home to Morpeth Antique Centre, featuring 25 dealers, Morpeth Ginger Beer Factory & Gourmet Foods, Morpeth Gift Gallery and Morpeth Investment Art Gallery. The store is open from Thursday to Sunday, where you will be treated to free ginger beer tastings with 12 flavours to choose from. Fudge, nuts and honey tastings also await, as well as 134 varieties of homemade jams to try. Friendly old fashioned service awaits at Campbell's Store. Play a hum drum or try on an Akubra hat. Free group tours are available during opening hours.

Morpeth NSW

Campbell's Wetlands - Aerial View of Boardwalk

Natural Attractions

Campbell's Wetland

A haven for twitchers, Campbell's Wetlands is approximately 6 kilometres north of Griffith CBD and attracts an abundance of birdlife, including freckled, pink-eared, blue-billed and musk ducks. Take a walk around the edge of the wetlands during the summer months to see bush birds and migratory wading birds. Featuring native tree planting and interpretive signs including Wiradjuri traditional uses, a visit to Campbell's Wetland is sure to be a special environmental and cultural learning experience.

Lake Wyangan NSW

Campbells Cove Boathouses

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Campbells Cove Boathouses

Colourful and quirky – these heritage-listed boatsheds have brightened the foreshore since the 1920s. Compared with Brighton's pristine bathing boxes, the Campbells Cove boathouses and rugged patch of coastline are relatively untouched; providing a rare glimpse into the history of Melbourne's beach culture. The Campbells Cove Boathouses vary in shape, size and colour. While some have been creatively built using materials at hand, others have been re-built with modern amenities. Take a walk along the shoreline and pick out your favourite. The views across Port Phillip Bay extend all the way to 'The Heads' on a clear day. The beach is in a natural state with an off-lead dog area at one end. Most people come for a walk, but you can do all the normal beach activities here, just don't expect a manicured beach. Campbells Cove is also known as an excellent fishing spot. Getting to Campbells Cove is part of the adventure. You will need a car to travel through the market gardens of Werribee South and along the farm road – until you can see the waters of the Bay.

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Morpeth Ginger Beer and Gourmet Foods — Image credit: Maitland City Council, DNSW

Shopping and Markets

Campbells Store Morpeth - Ginger Beer and Gourmet Foods

Located in Campbell's Store in the historical town of Morpeth. Morpeth Ginger Beer and Gourmet Foods will have all of your taste buds excited. Watch as your cordial is brewed and packaged using retro equipment. First, the bottles are stirred by hand and bottled at a maximum of only four at a time, before they are labelled individually and packed into cartons. Be sure that your taste buds will be satisfied with the ability to choose from original, as well as twelve other delicious fruity flavours. In store there is also a large range of other gourmet foods, including over 150 varieties of homemade jams, pickles, chutneys and honey. Relive memories from your childhood by tasting some of their delicious lollies and delicious fudge. Online shopping available.

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Campbelltown Arts Centre — Image credit: Campbelltown Arts Centre

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Campbelltown Arts Centre

The Campbelltown Arts Centre, a flagship cultural venue for Greater Sydney, includes gallery spaces, workshops, a performance studio, large outdoor amphitheatre and of course the well-known Arts Centre Café. More than 70,000 visitors per year visit the Arts Centre to view the exhibitions, attend performances, or participate in workshop programs encompassing visual arts, dance, music, theatre and more. Adjacent to the centre is the Japanese Teahouse and garden, a Bicentennial gift to the people of Campbelltown by sister city Koshigaya. The Teahouse Garden is perfect for picnic lunches, weddings or tranquil contemplation. Behind the centre is the Sculpture Garden, a federation project initiated by Campbelltown City Council and the Commonwealth Government's Federation Fund. The garden presents a series of changing exhibitions. Morning, afternoon tea and tours are available for groups by arrangement. Bus parking available close to building.

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Campbelltown Arts Centre Shop

Shopping and Markets

Campbelltown Arts Centre Shop

The Campbelltown Arts Centre Shop is your premier destination for exclusive handmade goods created by talented creatives from the Southwest Sydney region. The shop stocks Macarthur-made products, including ceramics by Macarthur Ceramics Group, Jewellery by Bear Spirit, candles, hand cream and soaps by Bubblemama and The Soapstress and beautifully woven pieces by Annette Houston from the Yirran Miigaydhu Weavers. The Campbelltown Arts Centre Shop is an exciting venture for Campbelltown Arts Centre, and is home to unique items and bespoke handmade objects, offering something for everyone, of all interests and ages.

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Campbelltown Bicycle Education Centre — Image credit: Campbelltown City Council

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Campbelltown Bicycle Education Centre

Campbelltown's Bicycle Education and Road Safety Centre is a one of a kind venue! Learn about cycling and pedestrian safety in a fun and safe environment. Bring your bike, scooter and helmet to one of their free open days held every Sunday. Have a go on the main circuit simulating road conditions including road signage and traffic lights, or for toddlers there is the junior track. Barbeques, shaded areas, seating and toilets are all available on site, plus a kids playground. The centre can be booked for parties, private hire and school education programs. Visit the website for more information.

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Billabong — Image credit: Campbelltown City Council

Amusement and Theme Parks

Campbelltown Billabong Parklands

Splash, swim, play, picnic and explore at Campbelltown Billabong Parklands. Campbelltown Billabong Parklands is Campbelltown's best outdoor recreational destination. Featuring pools and interactive water play facilities, landscaped areas, parklands and amenities set on a four hectare site. The landscape features of the design are based on the local Dharawal National Park and Georges River to reflect the importance of the local environment and Aboriginal culture. The Park is accessible with ramp access to the site and pools, Aquatic Wheelchair, pool hoist and changerooms. This state-of-the-art water recreation space also includes BBQ facilities, scenic picnic areas and shaded huts that can be booked for your family and friends. To access Billabong, tickets are necessary and can be purchased directly from the website. Swimming Season options include a day pass for Billabong as well as a comprehensive pass that grants access to all of the council's recreational facilities. During off season the billabong is closed and access to the water play park and grounds is free. There is parking available, it is a quick walk from Campbelltown Mall and Koshigaya Park and is on local Bus routes.

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Campbelltown Cattle Tank and Reservoir Plaque — Image credit: Campbelltown City Council

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Campbelltown Cattle Tank and Reservoir

The Campbelltown Reservoir and cattle tank were constructed in Allman Street in 1838 using convict labour. The reservoir provided the town with water from 1840 to 1889, solving Campbelltown's unreliable water supply problems. It continued to be used for recreational purposes, including a huge regatta in 1917. Unfortunately, the cattle tank became polluted and was the scene of two drowning fatalities in the 1920s and 1930s. The water had disappeared in the early 1960s after the topography of the land changed from nearby earthworks. The cattle tank and reservoir are both heritage-listed and are believed to be the last convict-built constructions in Campbelltown.

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Lanes at Campbelltown City Bowl — Image credit: Campbelltown City Bowl

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Campbelltown City Bowl

Campbelltown City Bowl is the place to perfect your game of 10 pin bowling. But theres more than just bowling! The Thirsty Pins Bar is open every night. There is a variety of local, imported and craft beers, range of wine and cocktails available. The Hungry Ball's Cafe makes food fresh to order with a range of food including hot chips and hamburgers. With 30 lanes Campbelltown City Bowl can easily cater for your next get together or social game. After you finish bowling keep the competition going with a friendly game of air hockey or car racing in their arcade.

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Campbelltown City Bowling Club — Image credit: Campbelltown City Bowling Club

Entertainment Venues

Campbelltown City Bowling Club

The Campbelltown City Bowling Club is a casual place to meet friends for a game of lawn bowls. Grab a bite to eat at Chilli Joe Thai Cuisine, an authentic Thai restaurant. Located in the heart of Campbelltown, just a short walk from the station and adjacent to picturesque Mawson Park.

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Campbelltown Community Labyrinth — Image credit: Campbelltown Community Labyrinth

Landmarks and Buildings

Campbelltown Community Labyrinth

In a first for the Macarthur area, a community labyrinth has opened in Campbelltown’s Hurley Park. It is a unique tourist attraction and walking space. Visitors can use this as a meeting place, enjoy peaceful reflection and escape from the pressures of daily life. Campbelltown’s community labyrinth is made from brick in a classical seven circuit Cretan design. Variations of this design can seen across Europe and Scandinavia. Labyrinths are not mazes and consist of a pathway built on the ground. They feature a journey to the centre and back for quiet reflection and to exercise the right side of the brain. Mazes, which have walls are more of a puzzle, that you can't see out of. The perimeter contains 270 ceramic tiles, the labyrinth has a 14 metre diameter. It has a larger centre to allow people to gather together and it is a place for contemplatation. With seating for people to relax, a tree for shade, and information sign giving a brief explanation of how to use the labyrinth.

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Campbelltown Craft Society

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Campbelltown Craft Society

Situated in the historic Farrier's Arms Cottage, the Campbelltown Arts and Crafts Society is a local group with over 50 members who create and display a wide range of handmade products. Ranging from baby wear, to folk art, paintings, pottery, sewing, jams and preserves, silk goods, patchwork, Australiana, cottage crafts, soft toys, leatherwork, glassware, floral arts, woodwork and teddy bears. If you are a craft enthusiast or are looking for that perfect little gift, stop in and browse around. The Craft Society also caters to morning/afternoon teas for coach and group tours. A selection of homemade cakes and slices can be arranged for purchase. Bookings are essential.

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Family History at HJ Daley Library Campbelltown

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Campbelltown Family History Research Room

Are you interested in finding out your Family History? Are you doing your Family History and hit a brick wall? Trying to make sense of DNA? Do you want to know more about your family and their life in Campbelltown? A visit to the Family History Room at HJ Daley Library at Campbelltown is a must. There you will find Australian Births/Deaths/Marriages, Assisted Immigration Records, Unassisted Immigration Records, Cemetery and Burial records and so much more. These records can be found in their books, microfilm and microfiche collections. They also have computers set aside for online Family History research. You can access Ancestry, Find my Past and many local digital holdings. These databases can also be used at any of the branch libraries. Need help with your research? If you’re just beginning or are stuck with your research, you can get help. Volunteers from Campbelltown and District Family History Society are at the library from 10 am to 12 pm Monday to Saturday to assist you. Check the website for details. Bookings and enquiries can be made at the library or by phoning them. Please note: library staff can help with catalogue searches, finding books and other resources, and will show you how to use the various machines (microfilm readers, for instance), but cannot do the research for you.

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Campbelltown Golf Club — Image credit: Campbelltown Golf Club

Entertainment Venues

Campbelltown Golf Club

Set amongst the scenic surrounds of Glen Alpine, Campbelltown Golf Club is a welcoming community destination offering great golf, dining, events and relaxation all in one location. The club features an impressive 18-hole championship golf course, a fully stocked Pro Shop, and inviting indoor and outdoor dining spaces, making it the perfect place to spend a day with family, friends or fellow golfers. Whether you're teeing off for a round, celebrating a special occasion or simply enjoying a meal with a view, visitors of all ages are welcome. Home to the popular Birdie's Bistro, the club serves up classic pub-style favourites in a relaxed and contemporary setting. Unwind with a drink on the terrace, enjoy a long lunch or gather with friends for dinner while taking in the picturesque golf course outlook. As part of the Campbelltown Catholic Club Group, Campbelltown Golf Club is proud to support the local community and provide a welcoming space where visitors and locals can connect, celebrate and create lasting memories. With quality facilities, friendly hospitality and beautiful surroundings, Campbelltown Golf Club offers an experience that is truly above par.

Glen Alpine NSW

Campbelltown Heritage and Cultural Walk — Image credit: Campbelltown City Council

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Campbelltown Heritage and Cultural Walk

Campbelltown’s main street reveals a rich array of colonial architecture. As you’re walking, discover the history that surrounds you as you pass spectacular homes, featuring examples of Victorian, Georgian, Colonial and Gothic style architecture. A local, experienced guide will bring Campbelltown’s history to life on this walking tour of the city’s main streets. Participants will also be provided with an interpretive brochure. This tour is designed for groups. Bookings are essential and are subject to availability. Maximum 15 people, duration 1.5 hours. We recommend that participants wear comfortable clothing, comfortable walking shoes, a hat, wear sunscreen and bring a bottle of water. This walk requires a good level of fitness and mobility. Free Self-Guided tours are also available. Simply drop into the Visitors Centre and pick up the published pamphlet.

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Campbelltown Mall — Image credit: Campbelltown Mall

Shopping and Markets

Campbelltown Mall

Campbelltown Mall is a bustling shopping centre in the heart of the Campbelltown central business district. It is the perfect spot to stop and grab a delicious meal or pick up the essentials. Campbelltown Mall is home to major retailers including Kmart, Coles, Woolworths, Spotlight, Best and Less and Aldi as well as a selection of boutique operators.

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Three Mods - Jason Wing — Image credit: Jason Wing

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Campbelltown Public Art Trail

Campbelltown has a long history of cultivating talented artists and celebrating the creativity and vibrancy of the city’s multicultural community. Public spaces across Queen Street have been brought to life with the installation of murals throughout the streetscape. Featuring acclaimed artists with strong connections to South West Sydney, alongside a unique multi-disciplinary approach to commissioning, they are establishing iconic, one-of-a-kind spaces that speak to the values of the Campbelltown community by telling stories of diversity, resilience and connection. This trail invites people of all ages to take a stroll across this amazing city. Learn about some of the thriving artists, cultures and stories connected to Campbelltown. Visit the website to discover the amazing artists and artworks.

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Campbelltown RSL

Entertainment Venues

Campbelltown RSL

Campbelltown RSL Club offers diverse culinary experiences at The Loft Dining, available all day. Enjoy socializing at various rooms, and activities like snooker, TAB, and Keno. The club features free live entertainment and popular shows, making it ideal for weddings, birthdays, and reunions. Conveniently located in Campbelltown, it boasts a modern facility with ample parking and supports local non-profits, creating a welcoming atmosphere for all ages.

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Campbelltown RSL Club — Image credit: Campbelltown RSL Club

Entertainment Venues

Campbelltown RSL Club

Campbelltown RSL Club and Cafe is the perfect place for a quick snack or to stay for a sumptuous meal. Catch up with family, friends and workmates any day of the week at one of five bars or the outdoor alfresco courtyard. Plenty of entertainment is available including cover bands and popular shows celebrating music through the ages. Campbelltown RSL is a modern, comfortable and spacious facility located in the heart of Campbelltown adjacent to major transport links and featuring plenty of secure off-street parking. Don't take their word for it, go and see why Campbelltown RSL is the friendliest venue for people of all ages across Sydney's vibrant Macarthur to meet, relax and enjoy life.

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Campbelltown Scavenger Hunt — Image credit: Campbelltown City Council

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Campbelltown Scavenger Hunt

Follow the map and answer the questions to discover the secrets of Campbelltown's past! Grab a copy of the Campbelltown Scavenger Hunt map from the Campbelltown Visitor Information Centre. Start your hunt from the civic centre or from the Campbelltown Arts Centre and follow the arrows up and down Queen Street. Don't forget to come back to the Visitor Centre. If you answer all the questions you get a free Scavenger's Certificate!

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Campbelltown Showground

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Campbelltown Showground

Campbelltown Showground is a popular local space, with two rugby league and two union fields and a cricket pitch that is available for hire. The Showground has an amenities building which consists of accessible toilets, change rooms and a kitchen facility, which can be utilised as a canteen. Ample seating in a grandstand is available for use when sporting events are being held. Get in quick to be sure not to miss out on getting a seat. Field 1 is fenced to ensure your safety and security while playing or watching a game.

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Campbelltown Skate Park — Image credit: Campbelltown City Council

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Campbelltown Skate Park

Also known as Hollylea Reserve, this park is a skateboarder’s paradise, designed for beginner through to advanced riders. The skate park is a family friendly destination. Beginners can get a grip on the mini pipe and square rail. There's plenty of rails and jumps as well as a performer's stage to test your skills. Additional Features Skate features: 1.8 metre high transitional hip, 1.8 metre high banked hip, transition wave wall, split-level performance stage, rails, beginner’s mini pipe and square rail Pump track features: approximately 620 square metres of asphalt surface area, approximately 250 metres of linear track, sandstone block seats, rollers, berms, a jump line and transfer options. Water bubblers. Restaurants are a short walk away.

Leumeah NSW

Campbelltown Stadium Western Grandstand

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Campbelltown Sports Stadium

Campbelltown Sports Stadium is one of NSW's premier football and event stadiums and an international standard athletics centre. Campbelltown Sports Stadium is one of Wests Tigers' home grounds and regularly hosts local to National level football, rugby league, and rugby union. It has the capability of transform from one code to another in less than 12 hours. The venue also hosts events such as Campbelltown Christmas Carol celebrations, outdoor movies and the popular Pacific International Test. Campbelltown Sports Stadium is the permanent home of Macarthur Bulls FC.

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