In the event of extreme or hot weather, programming at Rouse Hill Estate may change. Parts of the property may close.
Please contact staff ahead of your visit on +61 2 9627 6777

Opening hours

Sunday | 10am–4pm

Shop open during museum hours or shop online today

Closed Christmas Day

Free entry

We recommend that you pre-book tickets online before you visit.

Fun family activities

Family fun at Rouse Hill Estate

Come to Rouse Hill Estate and join a basket weaving activity with Muru Mittigar or explore the LEGO® Bricks. You can also feed the animals, book with our front of house staff on arrival

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Location

356 Annangrove Road, Rouse Hill NSW 2155

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Getting here

What to expect

Rouse Hill Estate is a semi-rural property with livestock and native wildlife. We recommend that you wear enclosed footwear to explore the gardens and grounds, and walk on well-trodden paths.

The uneven ground can make pushing a pram or wheelchair difficult.

For more information, please read our Visitor conditions of entry.

Accessibility

We are always happy to try and accommodate individual visitors with specific needs, but we are best able to do that if you call ahead to let us know about any particular requirements you have. Please call + 61 2 9627 6777.

Explore in 3D

Venue hire

This charismatic 19th-century sandstone house with picturesque grounds and purpose-built facilities across the property is the perfect venue for small seminars, presentations and workshops, as well as wedding ceremonies, photography and commercial filming projects.

Visit venue hire for more information.

Contact us

For enquiries about tickets and accessible entry, please contact our Bookings team:

Phone: +61 2 8239 2211

Email: bookings@mhnsw.au

To contact Rouse Hill Estate directly, please phone +61 2 9627 6777

Inside the Rouse Hill Visitor Centre

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On your next visit to Rouse Hill Estate, make sure to call into the museum shop

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