Top Things to do in Kempsey
Top Restaurants in Kempsey
What to do and see in Kempsey, New South Wales: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Kempsey, Australia including Absolute Therapies, Galactic Tenpin, Bucket Brewery, Crescent Head Lookout, The Slim Dusty Centre, Macley River Historical Museum, Macleay Valley Coast Visitor Centre - Kempsey, Dunghutti-Ngaku Aboriginal Art Gallery, Kempsey Golf Club, Kempsey Riverside Park.
Restaurants in Kempsey
1. Absolute Therapies
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. Galactic Tenpin
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Galactic Tenpin is family owned 8 lane Tenpin Bowling Centre. Fully air conditioned for your comfort offering Tenpin bowling, arcade games, and an onsite cafe serving delicious meals and beverages. We have bumper bowling for the little ones and have glow bowling. Come on in for some great family fun, great meals, or simply stop for a break whilst travelling. Galactic Tenpin it’s out of this world
Reviewed By Johnno_Crew
We arrived in Kempsey for an overnight stay, on a Friday. Dropped in on Friday just after lunch to enjoy a bowl. Staff were friendly and accommodating. Even though there was a huge school group there (we went early to avoid the end of school rush hour near 3pm!!) there were lanes available to us. Service was quick and help nearby when we needed an extra small, light ball for my young one. Galactic lights were most fun and shoes glowing in the dark a great bonus. We had a reasonably priced slushy on the way out ... too big to consume! After coming from much larger towns with zero activities for kids open on weekdays this was a delight. If we pass through again we would definitely look to support this great small business.
3. Bucket Brewery
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Bucket Brewery takes great pride in being a family owned and operated independent brewery located in our hometown of Kempsey on the beautiful Mid-North Coast of NSW. What you get is what you see, with our wide range of quality beers personally created, brewed, fermented, taste-tested and packaged on-site by us. We warmly invite you to check out our brewery by either dropping in to our cellar door
4. Crescent Head Lookout
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4.5 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By vietanh71
Mid morning we drove to Crescent Head LO and was amazed at the view. Overlooking the Ocean and Goolawah Beach which you nay swim and do fishing. A must visit if you are up here.
5. The Slim Dusty Centre
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4.5 based on 135 reviews
The Slim Dusty Centre, located in Slim's hometown of Kempsey, is a multi purpose facility offering Visitor Information, a Retail Shop, the Nullla Nulla Art Gallery, Dusty's Dinner Camp Cafe and of course the Famous Slim Dusty Museum. You can also find 'Nulla' the Koala from the wonderful Hello Koala's Sculpture trail residing at the centre! The Museum exhibition features objects and images from the Kirkpatrick family's own archive, as well as contributions from fans and friends all over the world. Visually rich, astonishingly varied, the display provides a look at the amazing life of Slim, Joy and their family and mates, touring the towns and villages of Australia's Outback...You can get an up close look at 'Old Purple' and Slim and Joy's last touring caravan. Be sure to try our specially formulated "Homewood" blend of coffee selected by Slim's family and delicious treats from Dusty's Dinner Camp Cafe. We can't wait to welcome you to the Slim Dusty Centre. Drop in and say G'day!
Reviewed By rods767
If you are in Kempsey the Slim Dusty Museum is a must see as it is a magnificent museum about a GREAT AUSTRALIAN and his family and all his achievements of him throughout his life time. It is truly worth the entry fee to visit.
6. Macley River Historical Museum
7. Macleay Valley Coast Visitor Centre - Kempsey
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4.5 based on 9 reviews
The Macleay Valley Coast Visitor Information Centre in Kempsey is located at the Slim Dusty Centre in South Kempsey. Come here to meet with friendly and informative volunteers to get all of the information you need to make the most of your visit to the region. While here you can also visit the Slim Dusty Museum and art gallery then sit back and relax in the cafe or go for a spot of shopping at the retail store. Plenty of parking available for caravans and motor homes whilst visiting the centre.
8. Dunghutti-Ngaku Aboriginal Art Gallery
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4.0 based on 23 reviews
The Dunghutti-Ngaku Aboriginal Art Gallery was established in 2008. We celebrate the talents of established and emerging Indigenous artists from the Mid North Coast area of New South Wales, Australia. The gallery has on display a range of paintings, prints, sculptures and textiles; with both a permanent display and regularly changing exhibitions. The gallery also has for sale a range of Aboriginal themed merchandise. Dunghutti-Ngaku Aboriginal Art Gallery is a dealer member of the Indigenous Art Code, and is supported through the Australian Government's Indigenous Visual Arts Support program.
Reviewed By Wallaby07
A gem! We were drawn to Kempsey to visit the slim dusty centre and discovered this cultural gem. We will be returning with the kids, so much talent and culture on display.
9. Kempsey Golf Club
10. Kempsey Riverside Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By M7363DEjenniferc - Gosford, Australia
Stopping in for a picnic lunch on way up the coast. Great spot! Heaps for kids of all ages to do. BBQ’s are available and under cover seating. Huge open grad areas for kids to run around. There is also a flying fox, swings, slides and other play equipment. Very clean and tidy toilets available as well. Heaps of local birds around. Great spot to stop.
