Overview
Picton is a small heritage town at the northern edge of the Southern Highlands, often called the southernmost suburb of Sydney. The town centre retains a charming village character with a creek running through it, a main street lined with shops and cafes serving good coffee.
Day Trips
Before you go
Accommodation
Options include historic pubs (George IV Inn) and farmstays in the surrounding area.
Connectivity
Post office open weekdays and Saturday. Free Wi-Fi available at some cafes.
Food
Picton Social offers mid-range dining at $15-35. Several cafes line the main street.
Transport
Picton is accessible via the Hume Highway (M31) or Southern Highlands Line train. A car is needed to explore surrounding countryside.
