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06/08/2025
Did you know, we get many enquiries about bushwalks in Campbelltown? Campbelltown has some of the best bushwalks in Sydney with areas along both the Nepean and Georges River as well as our amazing Dharawal National Park. This is soon to become even better - the NSW government has announced a new National park. Warranmadhaa National Park, winding along the Georges River between Long Point and Appin. This will help ensure some of our beautiful natural areas will remain so and be available for future generations. Campbelltown, full of hidden bushwalking gems.
Sydney’s largest koala population will now enjoy greater protection thanks to the state’s newest national park that winds along the Georges River in the city’s south-west.
01/08/2025
Don't you love a fantastic staircase? Campbelltown's historic Gem is open this Sunday. The Museum inside Glenalvon House tells some of the stories of Campbelltown. Did you know it was once lived in by Dr William Mawson - big brother to the Antarctic explorer Douglas Mawson? Lover of choirs and music he was well known as a fundraiser for the Choral Society. His name is also commemorated with the naming of Mawson park, Campbelltown's green oasis. Go along and visit or if you want to help share the story of historic Campbelltown the Campbelltown and Airds Historical Society would love to welcome you. , ,
25/07/2025
Something to look forward to at The Australian Botanic Garden, Mount Annan, The amazing Steve Parish joined by Campbelltown Local Glenn Smith Photography what an opportunity.
Unleash your inner photographic artist, immersed in spectacular flowering gardens, reflecting ponds, and lakes: Discover the magic of lush greens and sun-dappled canopies as you explore nature's beauty. With Steve's hands-on guidance and personalised feedback from Steve and Glenn, you'll learn to ca...
18/07/2025
This weekend sees Glenalvon House open on Sunday. If you want to immerse yourself in Campbelltown's history this is the place. The Handmade and Homegrown Markets will also be on for those who prefer local produce and products. It's also the last weekend for Chill Fest - Campbelltown's Winter Festival Olaf will be there for meet and greets, remember he loves warm hugs!! The Campbelltown Arts Centre has all of it's galleries full, make sure you don't miss out on some remarkable artwork and artists. Begin with Campbelltown, the city between two rivers, there's so much to see.
13/07/2025
Amazing venue and it’s here in Campbelltown!
04/07/2025
And It's on tonight!!! We have been watching the winter wonderland start to come to life and sparkle the last few nights as we left work. Come and enjoy Campbelltown's little piece of Winter Wonderland at Koshigaya Park at Chill Fest - Campbelltown's Winter Festival.
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Chill Fest - Campbelltown's Winter Festival opens at 5pm to the public ! Come join us for our spectacular Opening Night Festivities here at Koshigaya Park, Campbelltown 😁 FREE ENTRY !
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As we freeze through the shortest day of the year, we have been busy putting together a list of the best Campbelltown has to offer this School Holidays.
Looking for exciting activities to keep the kids entertained this winter break? Bundle up and join us for a flurry of fun at our winter holiday events. Here is a list of some of the options: Chill Fest 2025 – Koshigaya Park 4 July – 20 July 2025 5PM – 11PM Winter Magic in the heart of Camp...
17/06/2025
Battle of the Hume!
Wests Tigers
17/06/2025
Today is significant in the Fishers Ghost Story...
Today marks the 199th anniversary of the murder at Campbelltown of Fred Fisher by George Worrall. It was the murder of "Fred" that led to the story of Australia's most famous ghost, capturing the imagination of generations. Did you know that the site of Worrall's house was the former Town Hall and now Campbelltown Town Hall Theatre? This photo from the library's collection was taken in 1892- 66 years after the murder.
14/06/2025
Sunday is almost here and it's the day of Markets, Devonshire Teas and cars. Glenalvon House and selling their famous Devonshire Teas. The Handmade and Homegrown market return with a super line up and a performance by the . in Lithgow St and Cars and Coffee at Bradbury from 7am and don't forget your tickets to and You're a good man Charlie Brown.
13/06/2025
Charlie Brown has come to Town! Catch the Fantastic Campbelltown Theatre Group Inc. as they bring Charlie Brown, Snoopy and all of your favourite Peanut characters to life in You're a Good Man Charlie Brown!. Only 2 weeks don't miss it!
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Campbelltown is the vibrant and creative centre of the Macarthur region, located approximately 60 minutes south west of Sydney. Campbelltown is a city that offers an abundance of unexpected delights, and opportunities to escape, discover, play and explore. It is a fusion of innovative and cosmopolitan style, embraced by relaxed natural surrounds, treating visitors and locals to a huge variety of experiences. From locally brewed beers and ciders to guided Indigenous walks in the local Dharawal National Park, Campbelltown has something for everyone.
Links to Campbelltown’s colonial settlement are reflected in the large number of historic properties scattered throughout the city. Open days, guided tours and even a walk through the main street heritage precinct will delight you with the charm of yesteryear. Campbelltown was declared a township in 1820 by Governor Lachlan Macquarie, naming it after his wife, Elizabeth Campbell. Elizabeth truly embraced the region and she is commemorated with a bronze statue in Mawson Park.
The experiences on offer in Campbelltown are as diverse as the city itself. The city’s innovative and contemporary arts scene is showcased at the Campbelltown Arts Centre, a venue that captivates and challenges with its eclectic and impressive range of changing exhibitions and it’s Japanese Garden and Sculpture Garden – complete with a traditional tea house crafted by Japanese workmen as a gift for the city from her sister city – Koshigaya.
The city also provides the perfect opportunity for you to indulge in some gourmet decadence, with a range of restaurants and cafes that offer an eclectic array of dining options. High teas, unique artisan gelato, and craft beers at the local boutique brewery are just some of the tastes offer at some of Campbelltown’s hidden culinary gems.
Dharawal National Park and the Georges River Nature Reserve offer a bushland escape from the urban centre of the city. Named for the local Indigenous people who have lived in the region for over 15 000 years, Dharawal is a spiritually significant pristine natural environment. Guided Indigenous tours of the national park are held on the second Saturday of each month.
If you love to watch sport Campbelltown has you covered! Campbelltown Stadium is one of the home stadiums to the NRL team the West's Tigers, and host to International Rugby League competitions and Western Sydney Wanderers soccer games. Club Menangle is Australia's largest harness racing club and just fifteen minutes from the Campbelltown CBD.
On Sydney's outskirts, Campbelltown is the perfect place for stargazing. The Macarthur Astronomical Society hosts regular free observation nights at the world class Campbelltown Rotary Observatory.
Campbelltown is the perfect landing spot to experience greater Sydney and only a stone’s throw from scenic beach side destinations on the NSW south coast. Campbelltown is the perfect destination for your next short break.
Kingsford Smith International Airport is the most convenient airport and is located approximately 35 minutes from the Campbelltown CBD.
