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Come visit Macarthur an experience you will treasure and be amazed by a region that boasts an incredible contrast of lifestyles in the Local Government Areas of Campbelltown, Camden and Wollondilly. The rich farming heritage of the Macarthur region can be traced back to as early as 1795 when Governor Hunter went in search of stray cattle and found them settled by the Nepean River, in an area he later named The Cowpastures, a name which is still in use today. When John Macarthur and his wife Elizabeth Macarthur were granted 5000 acres in November 1805 of the best pasture land in the colony, he promptly selected The Cowpastures and proceeded to establish Camden Park Estate, which became one of the finest estates in the nation. John and Elizabeth Macarthur at Camden Park Estate were responsible for establishing the first commercial activities for the production of Wine, Wool and Wheat for the new colony. Macarthur is set amongst a backdrop of picturesque landscapes and the rustic heritage pleasures of yesteryear to the most modern; everything is catered for in Macarthur. Every day of the year Macarthur has its own unique charm and character that will mesmerise and captivate you on your visit to where it all began for commercial agriculture in Australia. Macarthur is rich in history and natural beauty that offers contrast in colour and experiences. Visit Macarthur’s many old and historic churches and heritage listed buildings, visit Macarthur’s own botanic garden being one of Australia’s largest.. Visit Macarthur only a short drive from Sydney’s CBD, less than 40 minutes on the M5 and M7, makes a leisurely drive to visit Macarthur from all suburbs of Sydney. When you visit Macarthur Region you will quickly find that it has the best Australia has to offer. From the City of Campbelltown to rolling farmland to towns that retain the charm of yesteryear. Camden and Wollondilly offer convenient entry into a world so delightfully far removed from city life. The towns themselves radiate the sort of character that makes the visitor feel welcome; the personal touch of small shops and friendly staff; buildings that speak of their history. A brief visit to Macarthur or an extended holiday the Macarthur Region offers a broad appeal: for those who wish simply to take it easy and enjoy the view, to those who seek the adventure. Explore the region that played a significant role in the birth of the Australian Wool, Wheat and Wine industries, thanks to John Macarthur and his wife Elizabeth Macarthur. Visit Macarthur it is Australia’s best kept secret. ... discover the secrets of a world enriched through its history, teeming with adventure, emersed in extremes together in a mosaic of experiences and culture. ... "Come visit us in Macarthur for a day or two or a Lifetime."
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