Mudgee
268km north-west of Sydney, that’s just a 3.5 hour drive or 45 minute flight!
Swirl + Sip your way across over 40 family-owned cellar doors, a distillery, a brewery and a shrub tasting house. Eat + Treat yourself to our local produce. Potter around our Boutique local shopping precinct and find hidden gems exploring our heritage.
Why visit Mudgee Region?
If you’ve been here already, you’ll know culinary passion runs deep, with Mudgee now a household name among foodies across Australia. And for those of you, who are yet to visit, allow us to set the scene. Mudgee has a rich pastoral history reflected in its heritage streetscapes which are wide and tree-lined, just as you would imagine a refined country town to look like.
From the fertile farmland surrounds comes great local produce available at cafés and restaurants in town, farm gate tours, cellar doors + epicurean outlets. With a continuous history of winemaking since the 1850s, Mudgee is the third largest grape-producing region in NSW. It’s from this rich source that our chefs + winemakers draw inspiration, certain to delight your palate
Many ‘tree changers’ now call Mudgee home, taking a slice of their city life and gently connecting it with the authenticity of the country. What this means to you, our guest, is that you have an abundance of sophisticated yet earthy experiences to indulge in. With a range of breathtaking natural attractions, delectable wine and scrumptious local produce, events to excite, an impressive boutique + chic shopping precinct, lush golf courses and picturesque streetscapes, it’s time you jumped in the car or hopped on a train or a plane to visit Mudgee. You won’t be disappointed.
And let’s face it, one visit just isn’t enough. You’ll be sure to impress your mates at your next dinner party when you expertly pair Mudgee produce with Mudgee wine, so you may just find yourself returning to restock sooner than you think.
Did you know?
- The name Mudgee is derived from the Wiradjuri term Moothi, meaning ‘Nest in the hills’.
- Mudgee is now recognised as an RV (recreational vehicle) friendly region. Learn more
Locals guide to Mudgee
- Swirl and sip your way across 40+ family owned cellar doors, a distillery + a brewery
- Treat yourself to our famous (and delectable) local produce
- Meet local artisans at our monthly Farmer’s Markets, go on a Farm Walk tour
- Enjoy a long leisurely meal at one of our many cafés, pubs, restaurants and wine bars
- Absorb the heritage of our town by strolling the streets or at the local museum + art galleries (take a selfie or two)
- Indulge in a sophisticated café culture and boutique shopping precinct
- Embrace the romance of our region by hosting your next event or planning your perfect destination wedding
Why Visit the Mudgee Region?
Just a three and half hour road trip, or 50 minute flight, from Sydney you’ll find an ideal escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Whether you’re looking for the romance of a country escape, a place to celebrate with friends or a desire to explore our region’s heritage you will find a great range of lodging options, making Mudgee Region the obvious choice for your next getaway. There’s such diversity in the region: a great mix of restaurants, pubs, clubs all with different offerings. Art has grown over the last few years with galleries, museums, sculptures in the parks; attracting artists from all over the world. Our world-class wines and wineries offer so many different varieties to suit every palate with the winemaker themselves, in most cases, on-hand to enhance the experience.
Featured this Month

Cade Kitchen & Bar
Experience a memorable dining experience in the heart of Mudgee at Cade Kitchen & Bar. Indulge in Cade’s seasonal menu for breakfast, lunch or dinner with three dining areas Outdoor Courtyard, Restaurant and the Attic to choose from. Booking is recommended.

Woolpack Hotel
The Woolpack Hotel is an iconic country hotel located in the heart of Mudgee’s CBD, boasting plenty of historical charm and offering great food, refreshing drinks, live music, endless sport and central accommodation.

Convent and Chapel Wool Shop
An iconic rural wool shop providing luxury yarns to discerning knitters. Beautiful local and international yarns from independent dyers and small mills. Hand knits on display and for sale created by local knitters in one of the most beautiful shops you’ll see.

Bunnamagoo
There is something for all palates at Bunnamagoo; whether you are new to wine or are a seasoned wine connoisseur, you are bound to find your new favourite with us.

Afton House B and B
Boasting four luxurious queen rooms and a deluxe queen apartment, Afton House B and B is a late nineteenth century cottage perfect for your next getaway, situated right in the heart of Mudgee.