Located alongside the world-famous Mount Panorama/Wahluu racing circuit, the National Motor Racing Museum celebrates the rich history, personalities, and achievements of Australian motorsport.
While Mount Panorama and the iconic Bathurst 1000 are central to its displays, the museum showcases the full spectrum of racing across the country.
Motorcycle racing is a particular highlight, alongside exhibits dedicated to speedway, solar racing, drag racing, rallying, open-wheelers, sports cars, and touring cars. Enthusiasts can also enjoy an ever-changing collection of more than 100 racing cars and motorbikes.
Bathurst Harness Racing Club offers exciting and memorable experiences for visitors all year round. With fifty-eight race meetings held annually, guests can enjoy the thrill of live harness racing in a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere. Whether you are a seasoned racing fan or a first-time visitor, every event offers something special.
The club is home to the prestigious Gold Crown Carnival, held in the last week of March. This iconic event draws visitors from across the country to witness top-level harness racing and be part of a week-long celebration. It's a must-see for anyone visiting the Bathurst region in late autumn.
Beyond racing, Bathurst Harness Racing Club is a popular venue for private functions and special occasions. The modern facilities and scenic surrounds make it an ideal setting for birthdays, weddings, and wakes. The team works closely with each group to create a personalised and seamless experience.
During the famous Bathurst 1000 race week, the club also welcomes campers, offering a convenient and friendly base just minutes from Mount Panorama. It's the perfect way to be close to the action while enjoying the comfort and community spirit the club is known for.
With a rich history, modern amenities and a strong sense of community, Bathurst Harness Racing Club delivers entertainment, hospitality, and country charm in one of New South Wales' most iconic regional cities.
Bathurst Thoroughbred Racing conducts race meetings once a month. Come and join them for great racing action while enjoying a meal from the Lions Club Van or a warm coffee from Rustic Brew. Join them for one of their functions at their major meetings on Anzac Day, Panorama/Bathurst Cup meeting and their Country Music Day. They would love to see you trackside!!
The Coven Bx Candle Making Experience in Kelso, Bathurst gives visitors the chance to design and create a candle that is completely their own. Guests choose from more than 170 fragrances, a large range of vessels, colours and decorative options, then are guided through the candle-making process.
The experience is suitable for children, adults, couples, families, friends and groups, making it a great choice for birthdays, catch-ups, school holiday activities and group outings. Visitors can create at their own pace in a relaxed and welcoming space, with coffee and light refreshments also available on site.
For something different to do in Bathurst, The Coven Bx offers a hands-on experience that combines creativity, connection and fun. Visitors leave with a personalised candle and a memorable experience to take home with them.
Explore historic Abercrombie House and its gardens and grounds – and experience one of the greatest heritage and architectural treasures in the region, a living historic house museum and home of the Morgan family.
On weekends and public holidays the barista makes great coffee made from the local Fish River Roasters coffee beans for your refreshment.
Group bookings are welcome by prior arrangement (minimum of 15 people). Guided group and coach tours are welcome all year round by prior appointment (7-days a week).
Clubs and societies can tailor their events and activities. For enquiries call them or use the contact form to email your request on the website.
Want to enjoy the unique and surreal feeling of silent flight across the beautiful Bathurst countryside.
Try Gliding, buy an Air Experience Flight for yourself or a Gift Certificate.
Situated on the outskirts of Bathurst near Eglinton and a three hour drive from Sydney, is one of the largest gliding clubs in Australia.
Chifley Dam is located a three-hour drive west of Sydney, over the Blue Mountains. It's an ideal spot for a peaceful weekend retreat or an exciting, fun-filled holiday for the whole family.
The dam is Bathurst's water supply and recreation area - power boating, water skiing and sailing are permitted. The dam offers good fishing, cabin accommodation, barbecue and picnic facilities.
There is a free primitive camping area with a maximum of four camp sites, the maximum stay is three nights.
The Rockley Mill and Stables Museum was built in 1862 and displays the rich history of the area, with old mill machinery, period clothing on display, old police records and more.
The three-story building is a highlight of the drive along the main street of Rockley, directly across from Stevens Park.
Rockley was home to Henry Budden (CBE), a Sulman Award-winning architect responsible for developing large parts of Hunters Hill during the Federation Arts and Crafts style and Art Deco period of the early 20th century.
