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Quiet location with amazing scenery. The Wisemans Ferry Inn cooks an awesome steak and is full of history and local stories. The Wisemans Ferry Retreat is a wonderful place to stay for some R&R. A coffee on the deck at the Heritage Valley Cafe is a must do. Bring a camera, the sandstone cliffs along the Hawkesbury River are a sight worth remembering.

A wonderful town steeped in history and nostalgia. The wiseman’s ferry pub is a gorgeous nearly 200 year old building. The sandstone building and well kept interiors takes you back to the days of old. The car ferry is a great way to cross the river! I could imagine the days when this was horse drawn by a team of Clydesdales! Del Rio is also a wonderful place to stay with beautiful surrounds and fun activities.

We had a wonderful stay with family and friends. The location was simply stunning and the grounds were great. So much for our older kids to do in a safe space. We ate at the pub for dinner which was l really nice and great sized meals and the heritage cafe was beautiful and had a beautiful lunch there. There could be some umbrellas at the pool for shade but everything else was perfect. We will be definitely back again.

This was our first time in Wisemen's Ferry. It's a really beautiful place and very quiet. To see mist on the river is morning was stunning. The Convict Walk up Devine's Hill was extremely interesting as a lot of information was available about the construction methods used for the road and the way the convicts lived and worked (bloody hard!). There's choice on places to eat and we would highly recommend the kiosk near the ferry dock. Great food and great value!!

Great location, Plenty to see & visit , very friendly locals. We will be definitely going back. You get what you pay for as far as food & accommodation goes. Everything was clean & tidy. Food was fresh & well presented.

Given a very old room that nobody has been living there for a while. The room was full of mosquitoes. I got woken up at 3.45am and 5.17am. I killed in total around ten mosquitoes. The smoke alarm went off twice when I was taking shower in the morning. I had to stop showering and went to the reception asking them to turn it off. Both windows were broken(could not be lifted up). There was a thick layer of dusk on the windows. I travel a lot and stayed in hotels/motels that costed from under a hundred to a few hundred per night. This was the worst experience so far.