Top Things to do in Gungahlin
Top 5 Things to do Good for Big Groups in Gungahlin, Australian Capital Territory
Discover the best top things to do in Gungahlin, Australia including Cockington Green, Canberra Reptile Zoo, Gold Creek Station, One Tree Hill Lookout Walk (Centenary Trail), Yerrabi Pond District Park.
Restaurants in Gungahlin
1. Cockington Green
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,062 reviews
Cockington Green Gardens is a family owned and business and has been in operation since 1979.We offer a unique experience for all ages, with meticulously constructed scale reproductions of building from all round the world, set amongst beautiful gardens and lush green lawns.With other features such as a Steam Train Ride, Fully licensed light refreshment area, magnificent "Waverly"Dolls house, Barbecue picnic area and Fully stocked souvenir shops, Cockington Green Gardens makes a perfect place for the whole family to visit.
Reviewed By X5671LKlindab - Shilbottle, United Kingdom
Highly recommend for all ages, everywhere is so well kept, and the little models are great to watch! The grounds are beautiful, the bonsai trees and flowers, loved every bit of here.All Co-vid measures were all kept to, very safe
2. Canberra Reptile Zoo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 159 reviews
Reviewed By Aly1961 - Sydney, Australia
I really enjoyed this...a very small reptile zoo fitted into a building that they make work....It is a super close encounter with the reptiles & many are available for you to touch, whilst they are still in their exhibits or they are providing talks & you are allowed to touch them. It was very homely & they had many areas including a bbq area, party area and outside area. I would happily go again. $16 to get in which I thought very reasonable.
3. Gold Creek Station
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By thewickedwench - Ashford, United Kingdom
I visited there this week with a group of travellers on our way from Sydney to Canberra. I didn’t know what to expect but was pleasantly surprised by the layout , facilities and welcome that Craig and his parent showed us during our stay . We learnt a little about Davo the sheep wrangling Kelpie and I even got to wrangle a sheep to the ground myself . After watching a sheep being sheared and learning about the wool we had an amazing bbq lunch and a chance to chat with our hosts and learn more about that part of Australia . I highly recommend it and would go again if passing through .
4. One Tree Hill Lookout Walk (Centenary Trail)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By FrostyRemo - Melbourne, Australia
For a taste of the Canberra Centenary trail this is a great introduction. Be rewarded with great views and plenty of bird life as you gradually ascend to the One Tree Hill Lookout. Keep an eye out for the critically endangered Orange Sunshine Moth when relaxing at the summit Lookout.
5. Yerrabi Pond District Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By suet404 - Canberra, Australia
A great place to exercise with your four legged friend (on leash) or a walk with friends. Great pathed ways around the pond which makes it easy to take a pram etc. Lovely birds in the pond and great play area for children. The pathway around the pond takes about an hour (easy stroll) and is so enjoyable. Easy for walkers/runners/bike riders etc.
