Place is huge and has great options for food and dining. The food at thr Catholic Centre itself are…read moregreat, the portions are generous and the service is great. I love going there.

This place is enormous ... it's basically the size of Nowra. I can see why elderly people would…read morelike to hang out here: It's air conditioned, it has ample seating, the have bingo on Fridays, it has a lot of parking, and it feels very safe. It seems like this is a pretty wealthy club, but it's scary to wonder about how much of their wealth comes from poker machines. I can see the immense value of this club for its constituents, I just wish it wasn't also at their expense. As well as having a pokies area that feels like it's the size of the MCG, they also have a pokies cage. Basically this is an "outdoor" area that is caged in with metal, so you can sit outside and smoke while you gamble on the pokies. It basically looks like a jail full of pokies. Having a cage means that no one has to get up and leave the pokies to have a ciggie break. Plenty of people playing them, too, with ciggies and schooners, even at 10.30am. It's the saddest thing I've seen in ages.

It hurts me to leave such a poor review…read more First off they have a priority line for people like me who book online that isn't a priority. You're better off getting into line with everyone else because it takes longer than if you don't. Also I accidentally booked the disabled seats (this is what happens when you drive and book on your phone) and had to get our seats changed at the last minute. The lady at the counter was nice enough to give me seats somewhere else, but their machine refused to print the tickets and took her a whole 10 minutes to finally end up just writing on some paper. I realise it's not her fault but it just added to the whole fail experience of everything else. There seemed to be no stock of lids for drinks by 9.30pm - come on guys, you have a whole heap of people who work there, stocking things that have run out shouldn't be this big a deal. But the place smells like a urinal. It honestly does. All you need to do is follow the urine smell to find the toilets. And it's not even a smell that's near the toilets!! It's in the middle of the walkway you take to walk up to the various doors of the movies. The stench is horrible. Otherwise there was no toilet paper in the toilets but at least the movie theatre was clean. 1 out of 5 ain't bad right? Yeah. Poor form.

Beautiful parklands in my own backyard I've only just discovered, feeling like I've completely…read moremissed the beauty that's been right under my nose all these years just a drive down the hume highway, best part of it.. Not having to deal with city bound traffic & no parking or parking that makes you cringe as it charges your credit card. This parkland is a large expanse that I've yet to even discover, from what I've seen it's truly serene & relaxing as you can throw your picnic blanket on the grass by the water listening to the ducks whilst laying under the breezy eucalyptus trees. There are trails to take the bike on, clean restroom facilities & even power ports located around the park. As you roam the gardens you'll also get a bit of an education reading about the Australian flora... I found out there's a plant called "mini haha", haha Fun & educational!

Beautiful gardens and there's a great playground for the kids. The cafe has great coffee and…read moredelicious muffins!

Great value for families for $6:50/ person Food is great…read morevalue for money & if you are taking your children with anytime you don't have to worry if You have go back for more. Highly recommend in all always.

Seriously this is the cheapest cinema in australia…read more 6.50 per ticket and 5 bux for popcorn and drink. Only a few small cinemas but who cares its nice and cosy and reminds me if my childhood. Last time i went at midday and when we came out they had sandwiches and drinks. What a bargain.

Not as pretty as the Botanic Gardens in the city or at Mount Tomah but a lot more space to spread…read moreout, go for walks or ride your bike among the native plants & trees including several separate gardens & some fun mountain bike tracks that are graded green, blue & black depending on your skill level. Several BBQ & picnic areas which you can rock up & use or book if your having an event or if you prefer someone else to do the work the restaurant is quite reasonable for a coffee & snack or meal & drink & much cheaper than the ones in either of the other Botanic Gardens.

These gardens are a wonderful asset to the area. To make entrance free was a great decisions and…read moremeans I am now visiting regularly for work meetings at the cafe or enjoying the beautiful environment and wildlife. Great for inspiration for art. Also a winner for people visiting for overseas. So glad the stolen generation garden has been included. Have used the garden for a number of Aboriginal events.

Really good food! We were on a voucher so we also had a discount but the drive to Raby Road was…read moreworth it. They are still working on the roads and there are many estates being built so Sunday lunch rather than an evening meal is a pretty good option as it is easy to miss the turnoff too. Three of us had the pork belly and we were not disappointed. The barramundi was very nice too. We really didn't need the sides of vegetables and wedges as the meals had enough on the plate. Service and presentation was excellent. The restaurant was pretty quiet but it looked like the "bistro" was doing a fair trade with the golfers stopping for a drink and monster hamburger. The entertainment was the golf; golf carts playing dodgems on the fairway trying to seek out their balls; weird golf swings [shudder] and golfers being attacked by ducks when the balls landed in the pond.

Need a Christmas in July party, this place is great for it!…read moreThis little country club boasts secluded from busy area, good view of golf course and it's small enough to contain your party, so people don't wonder off and keep together, Walking in we all received a champaign cocktail and music playing. For entree we had ravioli which was absolutely awesome! Main was roast turkey and ham in a glaze sauce Devine. Dessert was meringues and Christmas pudding with custard yum! The bar was decent too. Beer $6 for a schnooner Spirits were $7.50 with an soft drink and cocktails were $15 The wonderwoman cocktail was awesome. Awesome nice place to have an function and all cost $45 pp.