Warragamba Dam - Warragamba (NSW)

4 /5 Oz Khan: Very nice and scenic dam, one of the biggest if not the biggest in Australia, and was a beautiful place to visit and sightsee. It had a gallery and a big hall type room, which had a few stuffed animals and a huge screen, giving information about the dam. There were worksheets and activities for kids to do, and a nice place to sit and see the dam. There was also a dam walk on the wall, but there was no access. Amazing place, recommended!

4 /5 Monica Miruzzi: Plenty of parking, great views, toilets attached to an information centre. They have some pretty cool stuff in there, very informative open till roughly 4pm on the weekend. Great ride down of your a rider also

5 /5 Shiran Batuvita: An impressive dam and an engineering marvel just a short drive from Penrith. You have to visit the dam to understand and appreciate the scale of it. Its just massive and the panoramic views from the top are breathtaking. This is an ideal location for a day trip. There are several walking trails (the trails are kid-friendly) taking through the lush surroundings. Several picnic areas are available but get in early to secure one. Fun fact: The dam provides the majority of Sydneys drinking water.

4 /5 Shayal Kumar: The natural beauty of the area remains pristine, offering a serene escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. The walking trails are well-maintained, and the views around the lake are breathtaking. It’s a perfect spot for picnics, or simply enjoying nature. Highly recommend for anyone looking to reconnect with the outdoors.

5 /5 Shally Konjo: One of the biggest dams in the world. Its just spectacular when looking at the structure, size and magnitude of the dam. Not to mention the wildlife it would have supported. There is a visitor information centre and you can go inside where there is a small museum with information about the dam. Fascinating information about how things were done without technology and how the dam was made. Worth a visit.