ON THE GROUND ATTRACTIONS KURRI KURRI

Rock Up Adventures staff are industry qualified and experienced to support you or your organisation in outdoor recreation activities of abseiling and rock climbing on natural and artificial surfaces and bush walking in all terrain, including training for trekking. Operating from the Hunter Region, Rock Up Adventures are well placed to provide adventure activities to individuals of all ages, groups, schools and businesses, with a variety of half day, full day, overnight or extended adventures that can be tailor to meet your needs. Sites used vary in height and provide a range of spectacular views with significant variety in exposure, challenge and experience suited to the beginner or the more adventurous. Hassle free experience with all industry specific equipment provided inclusive of cost. All you need is the enthusiasm and suitable clothing for a challenge or life experience.

Enjoy the latest movie releases in the outdoor ambiance of Heddon Greta Drive In. You will need an FM car radio or a portable FM radio with reliable batteries in order to hear the sound. If you wish to sit outside your car, remember to bring a "portable" FM radio. Bring some chairs, bean bags or blankets for your comfort if required. Remember to bring some warm clothes, as the night can get chilly at times. The first four rows are low vehicle areas. 4WD'S, wagons or hatches with raised tail gates, vehicles with roof racks or high aerials and vehicles which staff feel may impede the viewing of others, must park from row five through to row 15. Remember, if you enjoy the experience recommend the Heddon Greta Drive In to your friends.

Rock Up Adventures staff are industry qualified and experienced to support you or your organisation in outdoor recreation activities of abseiling and rock climbing on natural and artificial surfaces and bush walking in all terrain, including training for trekking. Operating from the Hunter Region, Rock Up Adventures are well placed to provide adventure activities to individuals of all ages, groups, schools and businesses, with a variety of half day, full day, overnight or extended adventures that can be tailor to meet your needs. Sites used vary in height and provide a range of spectacular views with significant variety in exposure, challenge and experience suited to the beginner or the more adventurous. Hassle free experience with all industry specific equipment provided inclusive of cost. All you need is the enthusiasm and suitable clothing for a challenge or life experience....

Spring Markets hosted by Finding Yellow. Free Community Event – All Welcome. Monster raffle with awesome prizes, tickets can be purchased from our office or on the day. Market stalls, food, fun and lots of entertainment. Help them continue their vital support in the community and raise funds to refurbish their social hall. ...

The Richmond Vale Railway Museum is a volunteer non-profit organisation, formed in 1979 with the aim of preserving the Railway and Mining Heritage of J and A Brown and the Hunter Valley. The museum is located in the old Richmond Main Colliery site, four kilometres south of Kurri Kurri in the Hunter Valley, New South Wales. The museum runs trains on the first three Sundays of each month and each Sunday during school holidays. Other attractions include a mining museum, mining and rail exhibits outdoors, shady picnic areas, canteen, and souvenir shop. The museum also offers mid week tours and special night time events. Steam is the main power but can be substituted without notice with diesels (due to total fire ban days or operational issues). ...

From 1846 to 1934 this site operated as the burial ground for Maitland's Jewish population. After decades of disrepair the cemetery is now maintained by Maitland City Council. There are 44 plots and up to 18 headstones remaining. Each headstone contains inscriptions in Roman and Hebrew letters. Entry is accessible on foot from Louth Park Road. ...

Wallis Creek Watergarden is a specialist nursery and open garden. They specialise primarily in Water Lilies, Lotus and Water Plants. Their gardens and nursery open to the public include many ponds and rare plants on display. They have one of the largest collections of water lillies and lotus on display to the public in Australia along with many other rare and interesting plants. Over 1000 square metres of ponds with a huge flower display in season. Visitors have access to staff with unique expertise in water gardening. Entry to the gardens is free and the nursery sells direct to the public. Groups can book for tours and tea and coffee. Guest accommodation is available for booking. ...