Mudgee Visitor Information Centre

The township of Mudgee was first reached by white man in 1821 by William Lawson and first settled in 1822 by George and Henry Cox. When you drive into Mudgee it is a sight to behold with rolling hills, gorgeous mountains oozing with countryside peace and a warm fuzzy feeling. Boutique shopping, cafes and restaurants, markets and a vibrant arts community give the town an edge. Indulge your senses in the region and visit Gulgong, Rylstone & Kandos - take a step back in time wandering through our museums, go bushwalking or birdwatching or gold panning, take some time out to visit our natural wonderland in our National Parks, visit markets, galleries, antique shops, the miniature railway, a winery or olive producer or go on a farm walk, open your taste buds at the cheese factories, stop off at the brewery or star gaze at the observatory. For a holiday or weekend away, look no further than the Mudgee region. There is something for everyone but whatever you choose, it is, ‘in every sense perfection’.