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Sydney Tramway Museum

Cnr Rawson Avenue (Old Princes Highway) and Pitt Street, Loftus NSW 2232

The museum has a collection of trams from Sydney and also other Australian cities and some from overseas. Currently, on loan from the PowerHouse Museum is tram 805 which is generally on display in the Display Hall. The museum is an ideal place for grandparents to take their grandchildren and regale them with their tram-riding stories.

Trams to The Royal National Park run hourly from the museum on Sundays & most Public Holidays from 10.15am until 4.15pm and from R.N.P. 15 minutes later. On Wednesdays and extra school holiday weekdays it is hourly from 10.15am until 2.15pm; return journey 15 minutes later. Trams also run north towards Sutherland.

OPENING HOURS:
Sundays & most Public Holidays: 10am-5pm
Wednesdays & extra weekdays during school holidays: 10am-3pm

*Disabled Facilities however, limited access to trams

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Southgate Shopping Centre

Corner Princes Highway and Port Hacking Road, Sylvania NSW 2224

We are pleased to advised that Santa has made his way to Southgate for another wonderful Christmas! Santa is now available daily, until Christmas Eve, for your precious photos. Please download the file below for Santa's hours.

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Hazelhurst Regional Gallery & Arts Centre

782 Kingsway, Gymea NSW 2227

Set amid landscaped gardens, Hazelhurst Regional Gallery & Arts Centre has been specifically designed to appeal to the whole community. The combination of a major public gallery with a comprehensive arts centre, cafe, theatrette and community gallery makes a unique creative resource for everyone.

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Endota Day Spa Gymea

57 Manchester Road, Gymea NSW 2227
Endota: an indigenous Australian word meaning beautiful Endota spa is the fresh, soothing, all-Australian day spa at home near you. Here, wellness is the way. Laidback and friendly, Endota spa welcomes absolutely everyone. Flawless walls. Timber benches. Essential oils meandering on the air. A billabong footbath lapping at your feet. Lap up Australian organic ingredients in every spa treatment, and at home, soak up organic Endota skincare. Endota spa provide ahhhh-mazing space for sidling in and chilling out. And ahhh-inspiring business opportunities for motivated day spa franchisees – we’re Australia’s largest day spa network, and Australia’s most successful day spa franchise system.

Sydney Tramway Museum

Corner Rawson Avenue (Old Princes Highway) and Pitt Street, Adjacent to Loftus Railway Station, Loftus NSW 2232
The Sydney Tramway Museum provides a nostalgic and educational insight into the lifestyle of Sydneysiders during the 100 year period of tramway operation from 1861 to 1961, with trams running, plus restoration works-in-progress, exhibits and photos depicting the development and operation of tramways. The Museum includes not only an extensive collection of Sydney trams from 1896 to 1952, but also trams from Brisbane, Melbourne, Ballarat, San Francisco, Nagasaki, Berlin, Munich and Milan, enabling comparisons between the different tramcar designs. A double-deck tram from Hobart and a Brill-built bogie car of 1902 from the Western Australian gold-mining city of Kalgoorlie still have to be restored. The Museum also houses Sydney's last remaining double-deck trolley-bus. A small bookshop and kiosk is open during the hours of the museum operation, selling a range of books, postcards, souvenirs and light refreshments. Picnic facilities including electric barbecues are available on the grounds.

Engadine Motor Inn

1229 - 1233 Princes Highway, Engadine NSW 2233
The Engadine Motor Inn has 25 rooms with various sizes and configurations to suit most needs. All rooms are equipped with WiFi internet, reverse cycle air-conditioning, digital television with all the free to air digital channels plus Foxtel channels. Other facilities available to guests are a indoor swimming pool, laundry facilities, ample car parking as well as full cooked or continental breakfast available at a cost, delivered each morning to your suite. Located on the edge of the worlds second oldest national park, Engadine is part of the Sutherland Shire area and is close to the suburbs of Lucas Heights, Heathcote, Yarrawarrah, Sutherland, Barden Ridge, Menai, Waterfall and Kirrawee....
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Audley Boatshed

150 Audley Road, Audley NSW 2232
The Audley Boat Shed hires kayaks, canoes, row boats, aqua bikes and mountain bikes in the Royal National Park, south of Sydney. The business has been in operation since 1893 from the historic Audley Boatshed. The boatshed is situated on the bank of the Hacking River so you can explore the Hacking River and Kangaroo Creek. Catering for large and small groups with group discounts available. Come and visit Australia's natural wonderland. Audley Boat Shed is open for boat, kayak, canoe, aqua bike and mountain bike hire from 9am to 5pm seven days a week, 365 days a year. ...

Westfield Miranda

600 Kingsway, Miranda NSW 2228
Westfield Miranda is home to some of the best names in Australian retail. With almost 400 stores, the centre has one of the broadest retail offers in the country. Major stores include Aldi, Best & Less, Big W, David Jones, Franklins, Lincraft, Myer, Rebel Sport, Target, Toys'R'Us and Woolworths. Westfield Miranda are open seven days a week....

The Boatshed at Woronora

131 Prince Edward Park Road, Woronora NSW 2232
The Boatshed at Woronora is a landmark building located on Forbes Creek and has enabled many people to enjoy the Woronora River for over 60 years. Today the Boatshed at Woronora has been given a fresh look that nevertheless retains its old world charm and the facilities have been updated to enable both boating and non-boating enthusiasts to enjoy a leisurely day on the river. A range of fibreglass and plastic canoes and kayaks is available for one to four people. The waterfront cafe/kiosk is open to everyone, with an all-day brunch style menu. BYO only. If you wish to bring your own picnic, the adjacent Prince Edward Park has plenty of places to sit and enjoy the water as well as a playground area and electric barbecues. The river is safe to swim in. ...

Sydney Tramway Museum

Corner Rawson Avenue (Old Princes Highway) and Pitt Street, Loftus NSW 2232
Sydney Tramway Museum provides a nostalgic and educational insight into the lifestyle of Sydneysiders during the 100 year period of tramway operation from 1861 to 1961, with trams running, plus restoration works-in-progress, exhibits and photos depicting the development and operation of tramways. Trams carry passengers towards Sutherland and to The Royal National Park along the former railway line (two kilometres). The Museum houses an extensive collection of Sydney trams from 1896 to 1952, plus trams from Brisbane, Melbourne, Ballarat, San Francisco, Nagasaki, Berlin, Munich and Milan, enabling comparisons between the different tramcar designs. A double-deck tram from Hobart and a tram from Kalgoorlie are to be restored. The Museum also houses Sydney's last remaining double-deck trolley-bus. A small bookshop and kiosk sells a range of books, postcards, souvenirs and light refreshments. Picnic facilities including electric barbecues are available within the grounds. A wholly volunteer-run organisation. Tramway preservation since 1950....

Gledhill Amanda

22 Karimbla Rd, Miranda NSW 2228
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Gymea Shopping Village

Bay Road, Gymea NSW 2227
Gymea Village is one of the oldest shopping strips in the Sutherland Shire. Boasting a wide range of retail shops, service businesses, restaurants, coffee shops and more. Gymea Village truly has something for everyone. The outdoor, village atmosphere is a relaxing alternative to the indoor shopping centres. The convenient location of Gymea Village makes it easily accessible via car or public transport. Parking is offered both on the shopping strip and in a parking area next to the train line on the Southern side of the village. Whether you are doing your regular grocery shopping or looking for something special, Gymea Village has you covered. Take a break or meet friends in one of their many coffee shops, cafes and restaurants. Walk through Hazelhurst Arts Centre and the surrounding landscaped gardens. Gymea Village also has a wide range of essential services including real estate, post office, banking, chemists, medical and dental. Why not make Gymea Village your next shopping destination? ...
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Sutherland Shire

39016 - Sutherland NSW 2232
Just 25 kilometres south of Sydney, the Sutherland Shire is a destination with pristine surf beaches, sparkling waterways and four spectacular national parks. Combined with an emerging food scene, fresh fashion and designer stores, visitors are spoiled with the ideal mix of coastal relaxation and cosmopolitan luxury. The beachside suburb of Cronulla boasts Sydney's longest beach and is well known for surfing, outdoor dining and a relaxed lifestyle. It's the only beach in Sydney accessible by train. A ferry across the Port Hacking River from Cronulla to Bundeena offers access into the Royal National Park where short walks or extended hikes are available to explore the rugged coastline and lush Australian bush. Kurnell Peninsula in the Kamay Botany Bay National Park marks the place of first contact between Aboriginal Australians and Lieutenant James Cook, who landed here in 1770, paving the way for the establishment of a British Colony in Port Jackson in 1788. Discover stunning scenery, beautiful picnic grounds and don't miss the purpose built whale watching platform from May to August for an unbeatable view of the humpbacks travelling to warmer waters. There is so much to explore in the Sutherland Shire......
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Georges River National Park

Burrawang Reach Road, Picnic Point NSW 2213
Georges River National Park, south of Sydney, is a popular place for a family day out in the great outdoors. The landscape of the park includes striking rock formations, steep forested hillsides, plateaus and riverside flats, providing ample opportunities for picnics, barbecues, fishing and walking. If you’re interested in birdwatching, be sure to walk the Yeramba Lagoon track – you’re bound to see lots of birds; more than 100 species have been recorded – including pink robins and grey fantails. It's a good place for some waterskiing, jetskiing and taking a boat out, you can launch your boat from the ramp. It’s also a pleasant place for a spot of kayaking or canoeing, and there are lots of scenic spots you can stop at along the way....
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Sutherland Entertainment Centre

30 Eton Street, Sutherland NSW 2232
The Sutherland Entertainment Centre is temporarily closed. The Sutherland Entertainment Centre is Sutherland Shire's premier entertainment facility located in the heart of the Shire. The Sutherland Entertainment Centre is a unique multi-purpose venue ideal for hosting a wide variety of events such as conferences, presentations, dinners, product launches, community and professional theatre and concerts. They are able to accommodate up to 900 guests for concerts, 500 guests for dinner events and has over 550 square metres of exhibition space, making it the ideal venue. ...
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Karloo Walking Track

Wilson Parade, Heathcote NSW 2233
For a quick nature fix only a short drive or train ride from Sydney, try Karloo walking track. This medium walk leads from Heathcote train station to the scenic Uloola Falls in the north-west section of Royal National Park. This moderately challenging track leads through heathland, passing beautiful Karloo Pool, a popular swimming and picnic spot. You might be tempted to stop for a refreshing dip before continuing. Be sure to look for the 'whaleback' rock outcrops, named after their resemblance to whales surfacing for air. The fascinating rock outcrops of Uloola Turrets are also worth exploring. At Uloola Falls, enjoy a relaxing lunch beside the delightful waterfall. Nearby Uloola Falls campground is a popular spot; however if you want to make a weekend of it you'll need to book online in advance. Return the way you came or take Uloola walking track to Waterfall Station....
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Burnum Burnum Sanctuary Woronora

6 Prince Edward Park Road, Woronora NSW 2232
A haven of serenity and solitude, Burnum Burnum Sanctuary offers a range of great bush walking tracks of varying degrees of difficulty. It is also an ideal spot for picnics, with barbecues and shelter, a playground, bike track, sandy beaches, a double boat ramp fronting the Woronora River and plenty of parking. Keep an eye out for "Eagle Rock", so named given its likeness to the shape of the head of an eagle. You may come across an array of wildlife; blue tongue lizards, black cockatoos and tiny wrens. Named after Australian Aboriginal activist, actor and author Burnum Burnum....
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Moran Gallery

29 Road, Sylvania NSW 2224
The Moran Gallery, Sylvania hosts a series of exhibitions and workshops in collaboration with Hazelhurst Regional Gallery and Arts Centre which aim to enrich the day to day lives of Moran Aged Care residents and the wider community. As a major supporter of Hazelhurst Regional Gallery and Arts Centre, Moran Aged Care supports their active arts programs for the community. ...
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Fitzpatrick Park

Henry Lawson Drive, Picnic Point NSW 2213
Fitzpatrick Park picnic area at Picnic Point is a great place for a family barbecue not far from Sydney. Enjoy a barbecue, go fishing or enjoy a spot of paddling. The flat expanse at this picnic area is a great place for the kids to kick a ball or throw a Frisbee to work up an appetite. After a tasty picnic or barbecue lunch, relax on your picnic rug, take in some sunshine or set off on an exploration of the park – there’s heaps to do including the nearby Yeramba Lagoon loop track. Fitzpatrick Park is just the place for a spot of family fishing – cast a line to try your hand at catching a luderick, mullet or mulloway. If you’d like to go on a boating or paddling adventure, you can launch your canoe or kayak from the nearby boat ramp....
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Ridge Walking Track

Henry Lawson Drive, Picnic Point NSW 2213
This short walk along both the river and the ridge packs in plenty to see. There are some interesting rock formations along the way plus you'll enjoy scenic views of the river through the foliage. There are also some great examples of mosses and fungi lining the path that are sure to impress every keen naturalist. Starting from Burrawang Reach picnic area, this short walk finishes at Cattle Duffers Flat picnic area, where you can stop to refuel before getting back on the track for the return walk. Alternatively, head back along the trail which follows the rivers edge for a loop walk....
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Woronora River

River, Woronora NSW 2232
The Woronora River is a pristine waterway traversing through deep valleys and peaceful surroundings. It is a place of great beauty offering boating, canoeing, kayaking, swimming and fishing, with plenty of opportunity to stop off for picnics and bush walking. Once the domain of the Indigenous Dharawal ‘freshwater people’, the mouth of the Woronora River was noted by the young adventurers Bass and Flinders during their exploration of the Georges River in 1795. Woronora is said to be an Aboriginal word meaning ‘black rock’....
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Burrawang Reach Picnic Area

Burrawang Reach Road, Picnic Point NSW 2213
Burrawang Reach picnic area is a popular spot for a picnic or barbecue. Set on the sandy shores of George’s River, you can fish and paddle nearby. Whether you arrive on your water skis, in your kayak or walk in, this picnic spot won’t disappoint. It’s in the western most part of the park, so you can only get there on water or on a short walk from your vehicle. Not only is Burrawang Reach picnic area a great spot to pause and moor your vessel, the picnic area is a perfect place to set up for the day, with tall shady trees, safe fishing spots and plenty of birdlife to keep you engrossed for hours. There’s ample room for a family gathering and you can use the barbecues or bring along a spread to share on the wide stretch of grass. After lunch take a walk along the Ridge track to Cattle Duffers Flat picnic area....
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Kareela Golf Course

1 Bates Drive, Kareela NSW 2232
Kareela Golf Course is an 18 hole public golf course located in the Sutherland Shire, in Sydney's south. The course's tight, tree-lined fairways wind through a valley, offering a challenge for golfers of all standards. The course is available for public use seven days a week. The Pro-shop is fully equipped with everything a player needs from beginners to the experienced! The Club has something on every night of the week, so whether it’s live entertainment, a meal, or a drink after a round of golf, you'll be well looked after. ...
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Waterfall Flat Picnic Area

McKell Avenue, Waterfall NSW 2233
Waterfall Flat picnic area could be your first port of call on a day trip to Royal National Park. Near Waterfall, it’s also a great spot for getting the bikes out ready for a cycle tour, or a perfect spot to pull in for a bush picnic, just off Princes Highway. Unpack a picnic on the tables and enjoy a quick bite with bushland views. The large grassy areas are an ideal spot for the kids to have a run around on a quick pit stop before exploring the park. Keep your eyes peeled for birds and other wildlife as the surrounding heath attracts nectar-loving birds such as the lewins honeyeater and wattlebirds. For a nearby walk to enjoy more of the park, check out Couranga walking track or Forest path....
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Yeramba Lagoon Loop Track

Henry Lawson Drive, Picnic Point NSW 2213
When you’re visiting Georges River National Park, be sure to walk the Yeramba Lagoon loop track. This short walk takes you through some wonderful and diverse bushland, taking in grassy woodlands as well as saltwater and freshwater wetlands. It’s an important habitat for birds, with 100 species having been recorded. You’re likely to see kookaburras, crimson rosellas and rainbow lorikeets in the trees around you, along with black swans, white-faced herons and royal spoonbills by the water. As you wind around the lagoon, take in the view out across the lagoon – it’s amazing to think that you are just outside the city of Sydney. You may also notice small orchids, banksia flowers, long-necked turtles and blue tongue lizards along this scenic walk. Pack a picnic and head to Fitzpatrick Park or Burrawang Reach picnic area once you are finished....
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Royal National Park

2 Lady Carrington Drive, Audley NSW 2232
A day trip or school excursion to Royal National Park in Sydney's south, will offer plenty of opportunities for barbecues, fishing, bushwalking, birdwatching and whale watching. Sydney’s heritage-listed Royal National Park is affectionately known to locals as the ‘Nasho’ or just ‘the Royal’. Established in 1879, it’s the world's second-oldest national park. It features unique heritage attractions, along with fascinating plants, birds and animals. Perfect for bushwalking, cycling, surfing, picnicking or whale watching, this diverse park offers everything from beaches to rainforest. Located near Cronulla within an hour’s drive from both the Sydney CBD and Wollongong, the 16,000 hectare Royal National Park is like a big beautiful backyard. Whether you come for a morning jog or a week-long camping holiday, you’ll discover something new each time....
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Grays Point

46762 - Grays Point NSW 2232
Grays Point is a small suburb located in Sydney’s Sutherland Shire. An affluent and largely residential area, much of Grays Point is surrounded by the waters of Port Hacking and the Hacking River. Grays Point is also bordered by the Royal National Park, with many walking and biking tracks linking it to areas such as Audley, Heathcote and Engadine. Its main road, Grays Point Road, is home to a small collection of shops and cafes, while a ramp at Swallow Rock Reserve provides boat access to the Hacking River. Kayak or canoe on the calm waters around Grays Point, and keep an eye out for the region’s diverse wildlife, which includes possums, owls, wallabies, sugar gliders, kookaburras, and even deer. ...