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A-Vina Van Village is packed with things to see and do for all the family. And being located between the breathtaking city of Sydney and the spectacular Blue Mountains, it's at the centre of hundreds of attractions.

We can assist you with organising local tours and your transport needs and have discount vouchers for many of the attractions listed. Just ask Avina's friendly staff when you make your booking or when you arrive at the village.

See our 'Metro Map' for locations for these attractions and others.

 

Please Note:

We have listed information about some of the more popular attractions with our patrons. If bookings are required, please ensure that you check with management of the attraction for times, costs and availability to avoid disappointment.

Also, please let A-Vina know if there are other attractions that you would like to see listed here.

 

A-Vina Village has activities for the whole family. Whether you're wanting some energetic exercise or just a leisurely walk about our beautiful landscaped grounds, we have something for everyone.

  • fishing pools
  • golf chipping & putting green
  • squash court
  • tennis court
  • volley ball court
  • swimming pools
  • barbeque's
  • children's playground
  • exotic bird aviaries
  • duck ponds
  • farm animals

 

 

Welcome to the picturesque country setting of the Hawkesbury Valley. Beautiful rolling hills covered in wild bushland and the complex river systems of the Hawkesbury, Nepean, Colo and Macdonald rivers. National parks cover almost three quarters of the Hawkesbury region, providing ample areas for camping, horse riding, bushwalking, water skiiing and fishing.

Windsor & Richmond - historic towns

Established by Governer Lachlan Macquaire in the late 1700's. Windsor was the thrid European settlement in Australia after Sydney Cove and Parramatta.

There are hundreds of things to see and do for the avid historian and tourist. Contact the 'Hawkesbury Museum and Tourist Centre' on (02) 4577 2310 for all the latest events and current attractions.

 

 

  

Hawkesbury Horse Racing

Ready to make a small wager? The thrill and excitement of regular race meets makes this a great day out for the whole family.

Hawkesbury Race Club, Racecourse Road, Clarendon (02) 4577 2263

 

 

  

Kurrajong Heights Grass Karting

If you love fast paced high adrenalin activities, then this is for you! Jump in your kart, let loose the brake and speed down the steep hills over looking the Sydney horizon.

1376 Bells Line Road
Kurrajong Heights
New South Wales 2758
Ph: (02) 4567 7260

Royal Australian Airforce Base

Richmond RAAF base was the first Air Force Base established in NSW. The annual airshow at the base attracts people from all over Australia, however, you can see RAAF planes, including the giant Hercules in action all year round.

Stop off along Windsor Road at the local and take in the views.

 

 

The Three Sisters

The famous rock formation in the scenic Jamison valley at Katoomba. Sit back and take in the spectacular vistas of the valley that was formed over 100, 000 years ago or take the trail and climb to Three Sisters themselves.

You can also see a array of native parrots here that are frequently fed at the information centre. A must for anyone on the tourist trail.

 

 

  

Bush Walking

The Blue Mountains has hundred's of bush walking trails for the most experienced of us to the novice. Well suited for the canyoning adventurer or the day walker who would like to take in the amazing landscapes and prehistoric fauna. The National Parks and Wildlife Authority have maps of the various trails and grades and can provide tips and safety advice.

For more information for maps, plants, animals and everything else that you will need for you bush walk, visit the NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service hompage.

 

 

 

Penrith Whitewater Stadium

Penrith Whitewater was the competition venue for the canoe/kayak slalom event during the Sydney 2000 Olympic games and is the only man-made white water course in the southern hemisphere.

The venue is now open to the public and provides a great thrill of a day for the whole family.

McCarthy's Lane, Cranebrook NSW. Ph: (02) 4730 4333 / Fax: 61 2 4730 4300.

www.penrithwhitewater.com.au

 

 

  

Featherdale Wildlife Park

Featherdale holds the largest private collection of Australian native animals. Get up and close to many of Australia's famous species; koalas, tasmanian devils, echidnas, emus and hand feed the kangaroos and wallabys.

217 Kildare Rd Doonside. Ph: 9622 1644

 

 

  

Sydney Olympic Park

The home of the Sydney 2000 Olympics. The venues continue to be used for sporting events as well as concerts, festivals, markets and the annual Sydney Royal Easter Show.

Only a 20 minute drive from A-Vina, the venues are now open to the public to use the facilities. Tours are also available.

 

 

  

Eastern Creek International Raceway

From the mighty V8 Supercars Championship to special edition car races and Superbikes - the Eastern Creek International Raceway has something for every car enthusiast.

The public is welcome to attend the regular race meetings, take a practice drive around the circuit or take part in one of the advanced driver training courses that are offered.

 

 

The City

Sydney offers it all - cafes, restaurants, beaches, museums, night life, shopping, parks - and it's all so easy to get around. Grab yourself a daily trnasport ticket and have unlimited rides on trains, buses and ferries.

 

 

  

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