Dunedoo
Dunedoo
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Dunedoo is located in Central NSW, 61 kilometres east of Dubbo. The town is located at the junction of the Golden and Castlereagh Highways and is the southern gateway to the Warrumbungle Region. The town's close proximity to Mudgee and Dubbo, make it an ideal place to stretch your legs, wander the main street or enjoy a meal in the classic country pub, takeaways or cute cafes.
Set amongst the rolling hills and valleys striding the Talbragar River, Dunedoo is the perfect place for a relaxing stopover. Enjoy a picnic beneath the mature trees in the lovely landscaped recreation area of OL Milling Park, which runs almost the entire length of the main street.
Pronounced Dunny-doo, the town is often recognised for its unique colloquial name. The name is said to derive from the local Waradjuri Aboriginal name for swans, which frequented the nearby lagoons.
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