Macquarie River Bicentennial Park

Macquarie River Bicentennial Park in Bathurst is a serene retreat located near the lower end of the Macquarie River.

Established as part of Bathurst's 1988 Bicentennial Celebrations, the park has become a popular destination for both locals and tourists.

Visitors to the park can explore the surrounding area and discover various history and heritage monuments. The Remembrance Walls, Pillars of Bathurst, and Proclamation Flagstaff offer insights into the area's past. Additionally, the park features the Ohkuma Japanese gardens, a tranquil space with a beautiful collection of trees, shrubs, and flowers.

Picnicking is a popular activity in the park, with several picnic areas available for different group sizes. Visitors can bring their own lunch or purchase locally-made food from nearby vendors. The park also provides drinking fountains and amenities for convenience.

Families with children can enjoy the park's safe and fun-filled playground area. Equipped with age-appropriate equipment, children of all ages can have a great time.

Macquarie River Bicentennial Park is open year-round, making it a suitable destination at any time. Getting to the park is convenient, with a short 12-minute drive from Bathurst city center. Visitors can take a taxi or drive themselves, with car rental services available in Bathurst. Public transportation options include taking a bus or train to Bathurst city center and then using other forms of transportation to reach the park.