About Goulburn & the Southern Tablelands
Goulburn sits in the heart of NSW's Southern Tablelands, a region defined by rolling hills, historic streetscapes, and excellent regional food and wine. The town is well-positioned for touring, with plenty of nearby walks ranging from easy town trails to longer hikes into the surrounding countryside.
Walks & Trails
Several walks start close to the town centre: Montague Street, Sloane Street, Clifford Street, Auburn Street, Verner Street, and Cartwright Place are all within walking distance. For longer day trips, head to Towrang Bridge (12km), or venture further to Adams Lookout (31km), Bungonia Lookdown (32km), and Molly O'Neill Nature Walk (32km).
Camping
Caravan parks near town include Governor's Hill Carapark, South Goulburn Caravan Park, and Goulburn South Caravan Park, all within 4km. For a wider range, Bungonia Campground (31km) offers bush camping near scenic lookouts, while free options include Barbour Park Free Caravan Park (44km), Gunning Showground Camp area (45km), and Wingello State Forest Camping Area (47km).
Attractions & Things to See
The Big Merino is a local landmark just 1km from town. Further afield, Long Point Lookout and Bungonia Lookdown offer panoramic views 31–32km south, while Fig Tree Cave (72km) and Remembrance Driveway (77km) suit longer day trips.
Wineries & Cellar Doors
Lerida Estate Winery is 57km away, while Cuttaway Hill Wines (64km) and Eling Forest Winery (70km) offer regional tasting experiences for a scenic drive through the Tablelands.
Golf
Goulburn Golf Club and 2Fore Golf Studio are both within 1km of town centre, with Tully Park Golf Course just 3km away.
Pubs & Dining
The town centre has plenty of pub options: Goulburn Club and Hibernian Hotel are on the doorstep, The Tatts (1km) features a beer garden, and Goulburn Brewery (1km) offers craft beer. Gordon Hotel is 3km away.