Rustic Cabin with Solar Power near Wollemi National Park in New South Wales

National parks, native animals, olive groves, and wide open space make New South Wales a prime destination for families, couples, and groups. The Rylstone Region is the main entrance to Wollemi National Park where guests can go hiking, canyoning, birdwatching, swimming, and mountain biking. Dune's Swamp or Ganguddy is on the Cudgegong River and just the place for canoeing, fishing, and swimming. The Ferntree Gully rainforest is filled with fern trees, rock orchids, and fig trees, as well as owls, pigeons, parrots, and lyrebirds. Guests may also catch sight of kangaroos, wombats, and wallabies. The canyons and sandstone cliffs of the Capertee Valley provide excellent bird watching opportunities and stunning panoramic views. History and architecture fans may want to take a walking tour of the sandstone buildings, churches, and homes in Rylstone. Most were constructed between 1865 and 1895. For a scenic drive and stunning photographs, guests can visit the areas in and around Nullo Mountain, Mount Coricudgy, and the Capertee Valley. Wine enthusiasts can pay a visit to De Beaurepaire Wines, Logan Wines or Robert Oatley Vineyards. Other attractions include the Kandos Museum, the Gulgong Gold Experience, and Munghorn Gap Nature Reserve.