Experience
Head to Maitland for the weekend and check into your cosy accommodation at William Arnott Hotel, The River Haus or The Bronte Boutique Hotel in Morpeth. After you are all settled in take a walk around the historic township as you complete the Morpeth Heritage Walk.
Participate in a sourdough baking class where you can learn this intricate art in an original 1850’s bakehouse kitchen with Stephen Arnott. Arnott’s ancestors were also bakers including William Arnott himself, founder of Arnott’s Biscuits!
Taste
Enjoy some delightfully tasty dishes from some of the best cafés and restaurants that Maitland has to offer!
Dine on the banks of the Hunter River at The Levee at the local favourite, The Orange Tree Cafe. This is the perfect spot for a lovely brunch, and the menu is sure to delight. Acacia Dining has equally beautiful views with great coffee.
Ollies Restaurant is a hidden gem you don’t want to miss. Located inside the recently renovated Easts Leisure and Golf, the menu is bursting with flavour. Enjoy views of the pristine 18 hole golf course.
Treat yourself to dinner at Boydells Cellar Door and Restaurant at Morpeth for a perfectly matched wine with a seasonal dish made with local produce. If you prefer wine, have a tasting at Morpeth Brewery located inside The Commercial Hotel Morpeth.
Explore
Whilst staying in Morpeth be sure to explore the little nooks and crannies for some wonderful shopping and historical stops. You’ll be sure to love, Campbell’s Store, and Miss Lily’s Lollies as well as a stop to admire the lights installed on Morpeth Bridge.
Park your car at The Levee Riverside carpark and stroll along the Hunter River. Explore the specialty stores within The Levee Central Maitland including Preah Ko and Comics Games Entertainment. Appreciate work from local artists with their murals that can be found in some of the laneways, such as ‘The New One’ installation by Patricia Van Lubeck at Bourke Street Link which depicts the welcoming of new people to the city.Â
