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Welcome to Oberon. Simply Spectacular. Oberon is part of the Greater Blue Mountains region located in country New South Wales Australia. Oberon is around 2 hours 40 minutes drive from Sydney.
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Information for Visitors and Locals:

Things to See & DoSpectacular caves, bushwalks, horseriding, Four Wheel Drives, relax ... What's OnThe Oberon area is packed with activities and events from major festivals & entertainment ... Weather & 7 Day ForecastWhat's the weather like now in Oberon and expected conditions for the week ahead... ClimateDetailed information on what to expect all year round... Town & DistrictInformation on the history of Oberon and the surrounding villages... Heritage & Art OutWestFind out about Oberon's significant buildings... Yerranderie Yerranderie Village is a Ghost Town located in the Yerranderie State Conservation Area...

National ParksKanangra-Boyd Wilderness Area, Abercrombie River National Park and Evans Crown Nature Reserve ... Jenolan CavesOne of the most spectacular caves systems to be found in the world... EnvironmentForests, Timber and the Greenhouse effect explained ... SeasonsOberon enjoys four very distinct and beautiful seasons... Surrounding VillagesVillages radiate from Oberon and are worth a few day trips to explore... History & HeritageHow did Oberon form and where did it get it's name?.. Bushfire InformationImportant information to consider throughout the year...

Accommodation OverviewThe area is dotted with a wonderful range of accommodation to satisfy your every need... Food & Wine OverviewImagine sampling produce which has been grown in the very soil you stand on... FulfilmentOberon Brochure, thematic history, walking and cycling maps, merchandise, videos ...

Area InformationA quick overview of each town describing their attractions and unique features ... The Tablelands Way ExperienceThe Tablelands Way stretches from Canberra to Muswellbrook... OberonOnlineJoin to OClub and keep up to date with regular news ...

Traditional Owners

We acknowledge the Aboriginal Dharug, Gundungurra, Wanaruah, Wiradjuri, Darkinjung and Tharawal Nations as the traditional owners of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area.