The Big Kookaburra - Kurri Kurri (NSW)

Stella Nguyen A fun activity for me and my partner on a sunny weekend. I never leave any reviews on Google but I have to say that Richie was super friendly and encouraging and the experience definitely exceeded my expectations. He guided us thoroughly and we practiced a lot before going on the tour. This is the only place that do Segway tour after the Olympic Park Sydney one was closed down.

Phillip Quigg A very interesting and unique geological site. Below the mountain peak is a burning coal seam. The heat, venting gases and changes to the landscape are easily seen. The walk from the picnic area and car park up to the peak is steep in parts, though there are basic steps for most of it. A reasonably fit person will have no trouble getting to the peak in about 40 mins. There is lookout about 1/3 the way up and a solitary picnic table at about the halfway point. I visited on a foggy winter morning and though missed out on the views along the way, the quiet forest scenes were a sight of themselves. I saw half-a-dozen Eastern Grey Kangaroos along the path, as they bounded away at the sound of my footsteps. I also observed many Crimson Rosellas and a couple of Kookaburras. Well worth a stop, if your travelling along the New England Highway

Maurice van Creij There is something intimidating about this great green empty spot on the map, but the place is anything but featureless in real life. Yengo is full of history and untouched wilderness.

Shaswat We did horse ride at Hunter Farm and Adventure centre, our experience was awesome. Staff were friendly and ride was exciting. Parking: Plenty of angle parking available in the site. Booking: Recommended to book online as Sometime they get really busy . Cost: price was fair. Best time to horse ride would be around 9 am in the morning during the summer as it might get hotter later in the days or evening would be ideal time. Toilet cleaning was okay.

Castelino Roland (Casrol) Located in the quaint regional town of Singleton is the largest sundial in the southern hemisphere. A must for all looking to explore the charms of regional Australia.

Dean Naylor Great little water hole in a very nice picnic / camping ground with dropped toilets

Mihiri Ramyanath We visited Hunter Valley Gardens during the Mega Creatures season, and it was such a fun day for our family! The life-sized dinosaurs were a huge hit with our child, and the displays were really impressive. We also loved exploring the beautiful themed gardens, especially the Storybook Garden and the peaceful Oriental Garden. The fantastic creatures mesmerised us as we wandered around the top of the Sunken Garden Waterfall. The whole place was very family-friendly, with easy paths for walking with a pram, clean facilities, and plenty of spots to relax. This is truly a must-visit, especially if you’re looking for a day out that entertains both kids and adults. We left with lots of smiles, great photos, and happy memories. . Highly recommend for families (whether you’re a tourist or a local family looking for a relaxing escape)– it’s a magical mix of nature, fun, and adventure!

Eliška Bugáňová Absolutely loved the walk, saw some brumbies on the way :)

Giovanni Mellisa Soesanto Very informative attendant. The pamphlets are nicely organised based on categories. I should have asked the staff first as I initially gained the brochure and interested on local events only to find out the Saturday market is not currently on. Next to the airport. Lovely atmosphere for the gift shop too. Recommended place to visit.

Missy C Nice photo shoot spot with a big kookaburra. Plenty of parking available and public toilet.