Explore Mudgee
Mudgee attractions awaits the arrival of all visitors to the charming and sophisticated Mid-Western Region. Swirl and sip your way across the region, with more than 50 cellar doors and breweries, a range of fresh produce and exquisite cuisine experiences. With a winemaking history dating back to the 1850s, the Mudgee Region is the third largest grape-producing region in NSW.
The iconic tourist destination of Mudgee is located in the beautiful Central Tablelands of NSW, just a three-and-a-half-hour drive from Sydney.
It’s time to explore Mudgee, crowned Australia’s Top Tourism Town in 2021 and 2022, and recognised as one of the country’s Most Welcoming Cities in 2024 and 2025. Experience its offerings for yourself with breathtaking hills and mountains, rich history, boutique shopping, café culture, and array of restaurants, exciting investment opportunities, and a friendly community with heart and soul await your arrival and may result in you choosing the Mudgee region for more than just a visit.
Check out accommodation availabilities online now for Mudgee Riverside Park.
Travelling to Mudgee
From Sydney – approximately 3.5 hours via the Great Western Highway (through the Blue Mountains) or the Bells Line of Road (through Windsor/Richmond).
From Newcastle – approximately 4 hours via the Bylong Valley Way (through Bylong) or the Golden Highway (through Merriwa).
From Canberra – approximately 5 hours via Cowra/Wellington or Cowra/Bathurst.
From Orange – approximately 2.5 hours via Bathurst and Sofala Road (through Sofala).
From Bathurst – approximately 1.5 hours via Sofala Road (through Sofala).
From Dubbo – approximately 1.5 hours via Wellington/Goolma.
Things to do in Mudgee
Our region invites visitors to experience its charm through a variety of Mudgee attractions. Whether indulging in gourmet dining experiences, leisurely strolls, or thrilling outdoor pursuits, Mudgee promises a memorable escape in the heart of New South Wales.
For more information and details on upcoming events visit
What’s On Mudgee Region
Alternativly you can also visit Mid-Western Regional Council for events directory details.
