Milton

Food & wine indulgences

Thanks to an abundance of fresh produce, fine wines, bakeries, country pubs and quality restaurants, Milton is known as a foodie destination on the NSW South Coast. Enjoy a beautiful breakfast at Milk Haus, then browse artisan breads and gourmet pies at Flour Water Salt or The Heritage Bakery.

At Cupitt's Winery, you can taste wines at the cellar door, cheeses from the fromagerie and craft beers from the microbrewery. Enjoy lunch on the lawn or in Cupitt's Estate Restaurant. For dinner, book a table at Small Town Food and Wine for a culinary treat, or Harvest Bar for tapas and live music on weekends. Check out the events calendar to see what’s on.

Cupitt's Winery, Ulladulla

Antiques & artistic endeavours

For antiques and arts, stop by Nulladolla Pottery, Millhouse Gallery, Gallery Alchemy and Turnbull Bros Antiques, Milton’s oldest antique shop. Head along to the Milton Village Showground Markets, a bustling produce and craft market held on the first Saturday of every month. The historic Milton Theatre hosts concerts and performances.

Gallery Alchemy - Credit: Ola Moszumanska

Scenic drives & outdoor adventure

For a scenic drive, venture out to the hinterland village of Woodstock, positioned on the western edge of Burrill Lake. Indulge in handmade chocolates at Woodstock Chocolate Company or enjoy a pick-your-own experience at Woodstock Flower Farm. Continue further on and you will find the turn off to Pigeon House Mountain, one of Shoalhaven's most iconic day walks.

Pigeon House Mountain (Didthul), Morton National Park

Getting there 

Located in the Shoalhaven region on the NSW South Coast, Milton is a three-hour drive from Sydney and 2.5 hours from Canberra. Nearby, you’ll find Lake Conjola, and the seaside towns of Mollymook and Ulladulla. Make a road trip of your journey there by driving along the stunning Grand Pacific Drive.