Whether you're looking to sharpen your skills or simply watch incredible tricks, the Wellington Skate Park is the place to be! Enjoy a vibrant display of talent on skateboards, bikes and scooters.
The park features curved bowl walls, allowing riders to glide around and across the bowls, adding excitement beyond the traditional back and forth of a half-pipe.
You'll find the skate park conveniently located on the corner of Ferguson Lane and Showground Road, just off the roundabout, perfect for a quick visit or a full day of action!
Neighbouring the Wellington Caves, the garden is an ideal setting for a restful picnic before or after a tour of the caves or a round of golf. Offering a tranquil, retreat ideal for relaxation, a winding stream and reflection pool beneath a shaded pavilion.
Stop on the water pavilion and watch the impressive koi fish swim leisurely around the pond, while you rest your legs or observe the ducks. The garden is the ideal place to let the kids run around and explore or even just for you to let go and unwind.
The Wellington Osawano Japanese Garden was established in 1999 with 1,500 individual plant specimens being planted including 126 different species. The garden was officially opened by the Mayor of Oswano Maachi, Mr Tadao Nakasai on November 21st 1999.
The scenic garden is the perfect spot to wander around or stop for an outdoor lunch with seating available. The man made 'mountain' from which water trickles into a stream then a pond, is a main feature of the garden.
Wellington Toyama Osawano Japanese Gardens is a facility of Dubbo Regional Council.
Challenging and enjoyable for golfers of all levels, the Wellington Golf Club boasts a course that is both beautiful and testing with 18 holes, valley views and immaculate gardens.
Full club facilities are available including a pro shop with club and buggy hire.
Backing onto the course, Wellington Caves and Holiday Complex offers quality, affordable accommodation including 'Stay and Play' packages.
Be entranced by the raw beauty of this unique visual art spectacle.
The Wellington Gateway Sculpture is an interpretation of the identity and spirit of Wellington and its people.
The main sculpture which comprises of the tripod and wind chimes is actually constructed from a significant event in Wellington's history - The Old Wellington Bridge, which collapsed on 6 January 1989 after a truck accident.
Explore the hidden meanings instilled in each single element, and marvel at the mysterious pulling power which takes on totally different moods at different times of the day.
Stop and enjoy a stroll through the Gateway to Wellington, a rare beauty.
Adventure beckons at Lake Burrendong or 'The Dam' as it's known to locals. Spike the adrenaline in the warmer months and try your hand at water skiing, wakeboarding and biscuiting. Pack the reels, rods and tackle box and you may just take home the 'big one' with seven different fish species to catch. More than just aquatic life, the dam is a haven for native Australian animals and there's no better way to spot them than on a scenic hike. Or head out on the gently winding waterways of the Macquarie River, a favourite destination for kayakers and stand up paddleboarders.
At full capacity the dam is one of the largest inland dams in NSW - three times the size of Sydney Harbour! The lake's foreshores are home to two caravan parks, the Burrendong Arboretum and a sport and recreation centre.
