About Macarthur

John Macarthur

 

 

 

The action of a vibrant city and the tranquillity of natural surrounds, and you have the Macarthur region - where you can indulge in the best of both worlds.



The Macarthur area is filled with the magic of the country, historic towns and modern delights. It is a unique combination incorporating cosmopolitan Campbelltown and historic Camden - providing visitors a truly exceptional tourism experience.

Macarthur is jam packed with great activities and events to make your visit enjoyable including horse riding, hot air ballooning, skydiving, go-karting, ghost hunting, bushwalking, golfing and motor sports - just to name a few.

The region is steeped in history having played a significant role in the birth of the Australian wool, wine and wheat industries and today, you can still enjoy all the charm of yesteryear, in a modern and vibrant setting.

The heritage of the region is evidenced by the large number of heritage listed buildings, with historic treasures ranging from early farm buildings and homesteads to magnificent stately homes and manors. Be transported back in time to early Colonial Australia by visiting popular venues such as Gledswood Homestead and Belgenny Farm, or why not visit the local museums, galleries and boutique wineries.



Macarthur is fast becoming a vibrant tourism destination, renowned for its living heritage, natural landscapes, adventure tourism and true Australian experiences. Stay for the day or for the week, Macarthur's many attractions and hospitality will keep you coming back.



For statistical and profile information about Campbelltown, Camden and the Macroc region, visit the links below.

The 'communities' sub sites were funded by Campbelltown and Camden Councils and the Australian Government's Sustainable Regions Program;

 

 


For more information visit Macarthur Website


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