Upper Hunter Country is family friendly with lots of activities and adventures for all ages.
Aussie Ark
Want to get up and close with our devils? Well now you can.
Devil Ark’s “Devils in the Wild” tours are available monthly throughout the year. The tour is fully escorted by our Devil Ark keeper and runs for 2.5 hours and starts off with an introduction of the project and the Tasmanian devil over morning tea at our Interpretation centre. The tour will then take you on a journey where you will see the devils in our free-range enclosures. You will be privy to enter a huge free-range enclosure and experience a rare opportunity to really get up close and personal in the devil’s natural enclosure to witness a communal feed to encourage wild behaviour. Finally, depending on the time of year you visit, you will even get the chance to hold and interact with our newest devil joeys.
Airspeed Aviation
A scenic tour is the perfect way to fully appreciate the unique beauty of Upper Hunter Country. Airspeed Aviation offers a range of scenic tours suitable for the whole family. Scenic tours can take from 1 – 3.5 hours and include packages such as the Upper Hunter Explorer, Lunch on the Beach, Mountain Rambler and The Works.
In addition to Scenic Tours, Airspeed Aviation other services include FIFO, pilot training, private jet hire, business charter, freight and outback tours.
GJ’s by the Lake
GJ’s By the Lake is a family run business, located 15kms south of Muswellbrook NSW, at Lake Liddell. The adventure packed business offers; Gokarts, fixed & mobile laser tag, auto belayed Rock climbing wall, a free jumping castle for customers and a function room for all occasions. We are open 5 days a week, Wednesday to Sunday 9am to Late during the school term. Open Monday-Sunday 9am-Late during school Holidays.
GJ’s by the Lake is a fun packed place for Families, Corporate team building, sporting groups or just a visit with your mates. We recommend booking, to avoid dissapointment.
Gundy MTB Adventures
There is no better place to take advantage of these trails than from the historic village of Gundy, where you can stretch out and ‘linger a little longer’ at the Linga Longa Hotel.
We invite you to enjoy our laid back country hospitality and soak in the country beauty of the Pages River and the scenic Barrington Tops.
Take your family to Gundy this weekend to ride these newly released mountain bike trails. With four different levels of trails, there is a track for families to enjoy!
Hunter Valley Stand Up Paddle Board Lessons & Hire
Offering Stand Up Paddle boarding in the Upper Hunter by appointment at the beautiful Lake Glenbawn.
Youngest age to participate is 8 years
To Book Call Sharna – 0401 966 115
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Liberty Rose
Create some magic and creativity at Liberty Rose Craft Classes, Upper Hunter Valley, from children to Seniors, private to groups. Colour workshops with tie dye, embroidery lessons, card making, Fabric painting, quilt making, baby wear and much more. Craft items also for sale. Through my classes you can count on me to encourage your self-expression through craft. All supplies are included. Enquire now for your own craft workshop.
Pay’s Aviation
Scenic Flights, Outback Tours, Warbird Aerobatic Flights, Flight Training and more!
Pay’s is a local, family run business operating out of Scone airport for the past 60 years. Alongside its world-renowned efforts towards aerial firefighting. Their team of highly experienced pilots also offer once in a lifetime boutique flying experiences departing the Hunter Valley, Sydney, Newcastle and the Central Coast.’
For more information visit their website
02 6540 1850
Piercefield Camel Farm
Michelle Phillips and her family are passionate about camels and their farm in Muswellbrook is an oasis for these beautiful lumbering animals.
Piercefield Farm produces camel milk and milk products and offers a unique farm tourism experience.
Scone Museum
Scone Museum is open on Wednesday from 9.30am to 2.30pm and Sunday 2.30pm to 4.30pm.
The Museum is housed in the old Scone lock-Up. Built in 1870, it was adapted for a residence in about 1930, when new cells where built in the exercise yard. It became the home of the Historical Society in 1966.
The Museum will tell you about Scone and district, the people and their way of life.