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Things to do in the Hawkesbury these School Holidays

12 April, 2018 · Posted by Rachael Goldsworthy

Time for a family flick with a couple of movies bound to keep everyone happy? Richmond Regent have all the family picks http://www.richmondregent.com.au/ including Peter Rabbit and Sherlock Gnomes.
Visit the local Hawkesbury Central Library Service either Windsor or Richmond and borrow your favourite book to read or dvd to watch. You can join for free. http://www.hawkesbury.nsw.gov.au/
Planet X – Go trampolining in Richmond – http://planetxent.com.au/
Windsor Tenpin Bowling – Make a strike at http://windsorbowl.com.au/
Visit the local Government Park or Howes Park and enjoy a waterside picnic.
Ride your bike through Howes Park through to Deerubbin Park, start point from The Terrace, Windsor.
Ride your bike along the bike track on Windsor Road from Windsor through to Rouse Hill and enjoy a reward at one of the local cafes at the end of your ride.
Visit Lime & Coconut Café for their signature lime & coconut cheesecake with the kids’ favourite milkshake http://www.limeandcoconutcafe.com.au/
Hawkesbury Regional Museum – soak up some local history http://www.hawkesbury.nsw.gov.au/museum
Try out some new aerial tricks at the local Skate Park – Clarendon near the Richmond RAAF Base or McGraths Hill http://www.skateboard.com.au/skateparks/australia/clarendon-skate-park/
Australiana Pioneer Village – Atmosphere and activities of life over 100 years ago http://theapv.org.au
Tobruk Sheep Station – Farm Visits and Stays – http://www.tobruksydney.com.au/
Trees Adventure – Yarramundi – Swing like Tarzan from more than 70 Sydney Blue Gums bordering the River listening to Bell Birds or watching the Sea Eagle soar above http://treesadventure.com.au/
Go Karting – Butterfly Farm, 446 Wilberforce Rd, Wilberforce NSW 2756 – Adrenaline packed day out
Icecream Shop Café – 89 George Street, Windsor – grab an ice cream and take a walk down George Street or by the Hawkesbury River on The Terrace.

These are just some ideas for what to do in the Hawkesbury during the school holidays. Feel free to add other ideas for the community, I would love to hear your thoughts or comments.

Enjoy the holidays with the kids and if you have any further questions on the Hawkesbury I would be more than happy to assist.

Rachael 🙂

Episode #34 The Drive Home to the Hawkesbury with Rachael Goldsworthy – How to identify growth suburbs and win with Property

13 July, 2016 · Posted by Rachael Goldsworthy

Good morning, good afternoon, or good evening depending on when you’re watching this video. I’m Rachael Goldsworthy and I’m checking in with you on the drive home to Hawkesbury. Today is State of Origin. I’m wearing the right colour I believe, but I’m walking around in Queensland with the wrong colour. But [00:00:30] I don’t mind because I’m proud of my heritage from New South Wales.

Anyway, I just wanted to check in with you with the State of Origin because it’s all about backing the right team, isn’t it? And it’s the same thing with houses. When you’re looking for the right house you want to make sure you back the right suburb. So I’ve put together a couple of ideas for you as I was driving around some of the newer subdivisions in the Queensland area, around Jimboomba, and a few other suburbs close by … Flagstone. There’s a few new [00:01:00] housing developments that are coming up, but interestingly all of those developments are built around infrastructure. So, what you’re looking at when you’re backing a suburb, or wanting to buy the right suburb, is a number of things, and it’s not limited to these things. But, equally, what is important is amenities because when you’re looking at resale people want to know that there’s particular shops or there’s particular rail lines, or there’s particular schools for the kids. Additionally there’s other things [00:01:30] that would come into play such as motorways. It’s important for people to access their workplaces or get around fairly easily with the transport or the local bus way system.

Uh, people also look for parks and play areas for the kids, whether there’s skate parks or whether there’s BMX tracks, or whether there’s local trails in the bush that kids can walk, or, say for example the bike tracks that are along Windsor Road leading into Windsor and run all [00:02:00] the way through to Rouse Hill. So that’s quite a popular one within the Hawkesbury area. Uh, we also have the pleasure of living near the Hawkesbury River. So that comes with it so many water activities that we can enjoy there. So, think of all of those things when you’re looking at backing the right suburb and that will put you in good stead.

Well good luck with the State of Origin tonight. I hope your team wins and you also back the right suburb wherever you may be buying your house. Equally if you’ve got any questions [00:02:30] or comments in regards to property in the Hawkesbury or other otherwise I’d be more than happy to assist you with that. I’m Rachael Goldsworthy and I look forward to catching up with you on the next video.

Looking for Things to do in the School Holidays? See Rachael’s Short List

30 June, 2016 · Posted by Rachael Goldsworthy

Time for a family flick with a couple of movies bound to keep everyone happy. Richmond Regent have all the family picks http://www.richmondregent.com.au/

1/ Finding Dory – This is a fun family film which features our old favourites Dory and Nemo and Marlin.

2/ Ice Age – Collision Course – Scrat is still searching or his acorn and should prove to share some great adventures travelling to exotic lands.

3/ The Legend of Tarzan – Tarzan returns to his childhood home swinging his way through the Congo.

Visit the local Hawkesbury Central Library Service either Windsor or Richmond and borrow your favourite book to read or dvd to watch on a cold winter’s day. You can join for free and access to computers. http://www.hawkesbury.nsw.gov.au/
Planet X – Go trampolining in Richmond – http://planetxent.com.au/
Windsor Tenpin Bowling – Make a strike at http://windsorbowl.com.au/
Visit the local Government Park or Howes Park and enjoy a waterside picnic.
Ride your bike through Howes Park through to Deerubbin Park, start point from The Terrace, Windsor.
Ride your bike along the bike track on Windsor Road from Windsor through to Rouse Hill and enjoy a reward at one of the local cafes at the end of your ride.
Visit Lime & Coconut Café for their signature lime & coconut cheesecake with the kids’ favourite milkshake http://www.limeandcoconutcafe.com.au/
Hawkesbury Regional Museum – soak up some local history http://www.hawkesbury.nsw.gov.au/
Try out some new aerial tricks at the local Skate Park – Clarendon near the Richmond RAAF Base or McGraths Hill http://www.skateboard.com.au/skateparks/australia/clarendon-skate-park/
Australiana Pioneer Village – Atmosphere and activities of life over 100 years ago http://theapv.org.au/village/
Tobruk Sheep Station – Farm Visits and Stays – http://www.tobruksydney.com.au/
Trees Adventure – Yarramundi – Swing like Tarzan from more than 70 Sydney Blue Gums bordering the River listening to Bell Birds or watching the Sea Eagle soar above http://treesadventure.com.au/grose-river-park/
Go Karting – Butterfly Farm, 446 Wilberforce Rd, Wilberforce NSW 2756 – Adrenaline packed day out –
Icecream Shop Café – 89 George Street, Windsor – grab an ice cream and take a walk down George Street or by the Hawkesbury River on The Terrace.