Top 5 must see places in Dubbo – not to be missed

The biggest attraction in all of Dubbo is the most famous Western Plains Zoo. Located in the heart of this little town, this exquisite zoo is a wild life lover's paradise and is adorned with a large array of fascinating and even endangered species. The zoos biggest attraction is the White and Black Indian Rhinoceros both of which are both rare and endangered. In light of its conservation mentality the zoo has a successful breeding program for these species in order to preserve their numbers. If you are visiting the zoo with the kids try being there at feeding times as it is an absolute delight watching the many hungry species devouring their treats each in its own interesting manner. The zoo also has a large collection of wild exciting species such as the tigers, elephants and hippos all of which are quite thrilling to watch. The Siamung Apes are particularly crazy and fun and feeding time with these species is definitely something that is well worth watching.

This historic landmark in the city of Dubbo is an excellent attraction for both adults and kids and is perfect to spend a couple of hours in the morning or the afternoon. Taking visitors back to the 1900's the Dubbo Goal is authentic in every way and enlightens guest of some of the creepiest practices from the back in the day. It has an eerie vibe to it but it is certainly lots of fun exploring the Old Dubbo Goal. The attraction features a large array of animated displays and during school Holidays there are regular re-enactments at the Goal with local actors that is plenty of fun to watch!

For a relaxing day out in Dubbo, visit the Dundilmal Homestead. This well maintained old slab home, has an age old charm to it and is known to serve delicious country styled food. You even find around the area several friendly farm animals which the kids would love to interact with. The scenic appeal of the setting in its entirety is perfect for a good dose of tranquility.

This Aboriginal reserve located on the Macquarie River is nothing short of spectacular. Adorned with 150 rock grooves that was created by the Tubbagah People, it gives guests a real dose of something authentically aboriginal here in Dubbo itself.

A holiday in Dubbo is not complete without paying a visit to the city's breathtaking gardens. The Biodiversity garden in Dubbo is the city's biggest attraction and showcases a little bit of this city where before the Europeans came here. For a perfect reflection of you experience in this truly intriguing garden in the city, choose a Dubbo accommodation like the Sundowner Dubbo Aberdeen Motor Inn.