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Head to The Iconic Gosford Waterfront

Unwind and connect with nature at the iconic Gosford Waterfront, the perfect escape from the hustle of city life. Park your Kinto and stroll along the serene shoreline to take in the mesmerising views of Brisbane Water. Perfect for the young and old, you can set up a picnic with friends or your loved one or simply bask in the tranquillity of the area. While you’re lounging or walking in this picturesque spot, keep your eyes peeled for native birds and perhaps even dolphins swimming by. Plus, if you’re a morning person, be sure to catch the sunrise!

Get Close and Personal with Australian Natives  

Just a short 60-minute drive out of Gosford lies the Australian Reptile Park, a thrilling destination for all animal lovers. Here, education meets entertainment. Nothing says adventure quite like this - encounter crocodiles, quokkas, kangaroos, and adorable koalas up close. As the home to over 2,000 animals, the Australian Reptile Park offers an interactive experience where you can learn about Australia's unique wildlife and even hold some reptiles, including a massive python, if you’re brave enough! Perfect for families and couples alike.

Walk, Swim, Camp, Fish!

Calling all nature lovers - prepare to be enchanted by Bouddi National Park. This beautiful coastal gem boasts diverse landscapes, from pristine beaches to rainforests. Whether you prefer to hike, walk, cycle or merely soak in the views of the national park, there is a trail or spot just for you. If you’re looking for deep blue waters and accessible camping, you’ll find heaven at Putty Beach, For those seeking an adventure or challenge, Little Beach and Tallow Beach campgrounds are perfect for you. Bouddi National Park is home to significant Aboriginal sites, one of Australia’s first marine protected areas, diverse flora and fauna and an old paddle steamer wreck. Suitable for explorers, young and old.  

Admire Local and Regional Art

For art enthusiasts and those who enjoy looking at beautiful, enriching works, the Gosford Regional Gallery invites you to come and explore its multiple exhibitions. Carrying regional and community art within the gallery, the Gosford Regional Gallery hosts guided tours that start daily at 11 a.m. As well as hosting eye-catching artworks, the gallery also has studios for art workshops that are suitable for adults and children, as well as an eclectic gift shop and cafe.

Find Tranquility at the Edogawa Commemorative Garden

Nestled in the grounds of the Gosford Regional Gallery is the  Edogawa Commemorative Garden. Tranquil, peaceful and beautiful, the garden was a gift from Edogawa, Japan, in 1988 and carries the features of a traditional ‘shuyu’, a strolling style garden. This ‘shuyu’ includes winding paths that encourage a clear mind, golden koi fish swimming under a Japanese pavilion, a raked dry stone garden and a traditional Japanese tea house. This garden is free to enter.

Watch Some Live Entertainment  

Gosford’s Industree Group Stadium hosts weekly national and international sporting matches from Rugby Union, National Rugby League and National A-League Football. Located within the scenic Central Coast area, there’s a reason the Industree Group Stadium has earned its reputation as one of Australia’s most picturesque venues. Sport not your cup of tea? The stadium also hosts a range of live music events, complete with an unbeatable view of the stars and the sea. Check the website for upcoming events.   

Learn the History of Henry Kendall

Discover a diverse range of contemporary and traditional artworks from local and international artists. A renowned Australian poet, Henry Kendall, lived in this Gosfrodian cottage for a year in 1873. He was taken in by the Fagan family - a family that made significant contributions to Gosford through agriculture and business, when he arrived in Gosford in poor health. Henry Kendall wrote over 300 poems during this time. Just over a decade later, the historical museum was opened to celebrate and remember the memorabilia of the past. The historical museum curates a new special exhibition seasonally, so even if you have been here before, there is always something new to discover! Set across two and a half acres, the grounds boast peaceful surroundings and picnic facilities such as barbeques and picnic tables.