Explore the Macdonald Valley and surrounds
Neighbourhoods
A 15 minute drive downriver from The Outpost, the picturesque village of Wiseman's Ferry lies at the start of the Macdonald Valley, on the beautiful Hawkesbury River. Here you will find a historic pub, cafes, bowling and golf clubs, and a shopping village. And coming soon, a new aquatic complex and surf resort, currently under construction and due to open in 2022.
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Wisemans Ferry
A 15 minute drive downriver from The Outpost, the picturesque village of Wiseman's Ferry lies at the start of the Macdonald Valley, on the beautiful Hawkesbury River. Here you will find a historic pub, cafes, bowling and golf clubs, and a shopping village. And coming soon, a new aquatic complex and surf resort, currently under construction and due to open in 2022.
A 90 minute scenic drive north from St Albans village, the village of Wollombi is the southern gateway to the Hunter Valley. Here you'll enjoy local wineries, charming cafes and the historic pub and church.
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Wollombi
A 90 minute scenic drive north from St Albans village, the village of Wollombi is the southern gateway to the Hunter Valley. Here you'll enjoy local wineries, charming cafes and the historic pub and church.
The beautiful Hunter Valley wine region is less than 2 hours drive north through the St Albans commons and the along the scenic Great North Road. The Hunter is renowned for its world-class wineries and dining options.
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Hunter Region
The beautiful Hunter Valley wine region is less than 2 hours drive north through the St Albans commons and the along the scenic Great North Road. The Hunter is renowned for its world-class wineries and dining options.
Sightseeing
Along Settlers Road back toward Wiseman's Ferry, you will find the entrance to Dharug National Park. Here, the UNESCO World Heritage listed Convict Trail ascends from the river along the Old North Road, constructed using convict labour in the early 19th century. Several beautiful, and informative, walks cater for visitors of all ages and fitness levels.
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Dharug National Park
Along Settlers Road back toward Wiseman's Ferry, you will find the entrance to Dharug National Park. Here, the UNESCO World Heritage listed Convict Trail ascends from the river along the Old North Road, constructed using convict labour in the early 19th century. Several beautiful, and informative, walks cater for visitors of all ages and fitness levels.
The entrance to Yengo National Park lies approximately 45 minutes north of St Albans village. From here a variety of short and longer walks will allow you explore the native bushland.
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Yengo National Park
The entrance to Yengo National Park lies approximately 45 minutes north of St Albans village. From here a variety of short and longer walks will allow you explore the native bushland.
The village of St Albans is just a few minutes drive, or a beautiful walk, along Settlers Road through the valley. The village has a riverside playground and beach access to the Macdonald River. It is also home to one of Australia's oldest and most charming pubs - the Settlers Arms. Stop in for a pint in the beer garden, say hello to the peacocks and stay for a delicious, hearty meal by the fireside.
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Settlers Arms Inn
1 Wharf StThe village of St Albans is just a few minutes drive, or a beautiful walk, along Settlers Road through the valley. The village has a riverside playground and beach access to the Macdonald River. It is also home to one of Australia's oldest and most charming pubs - the Settlers Arms. Stop in for a pint in the beer garden, say hello to the peacocks and stay for a delicious, hearty meal by the fireside.
The Macdonald River flows directly in front of The Outpost and can be accessed just a couple of minutes walk from the property. Here you are able to swim, fish or put the kayaks in to float down the river and enjoy the wildness of the valley.
Macdonald River
The Macdonald River flows directly in front of The Outpost and can be accessed just a couple of minutes walk from the property. Here you are able to swim, fish or put the kayaks in to float down the river and enjoy the wildness of the valley.