Overview
Robertson is a small dairy-and-cheese country town perched at the top of the range in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales. Its main claim to fame is the Big Potato, a 10-meter-long roadside attraction that has become an iconic photo stop.
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Before you go
Activities
The Macquarie Pass drive is popular with motorcyclists. Belmore Falls and Macquarie Pass National Park are the main natural attractions nearby.
Food
The Robertson Pie Shop is the standout food destination, open daily from 7AM (8AM weekends). Try the apricot pies with fresh cream for something decadent.
Transport
Robertson has no local public transport or taxis. Coaches run three times daily from Wollongong and Moss Vale via NSW Trainlink. The Cockatoo Run heritage train visits on some Sundays.
Weather
Robertson's climate differs from the coast—mist and showery rain are common in winter. Summer brings heat but also flies on farmland walks.
