Our visits here have mainly been to see the performances of Sport for Jove but there are other…read moreevents through the year. School holidays produce water slides or similar entertainment appropriate to the season The parking is just OK but can be a bit of a dustbowl. There are plenty of loos too.

Situated right next to the Atura hotel as well as the Skyline drive-ins and being only a short walk…read moreaway from Wet n Wild I didn't really have high expectations for this place. I was however, pleasantly surprised. We timed our visit to coincide with the starting of the first session of movies at the skyline drive-ins so was it wasn't too busy. The food was served in under 15 minutes as well as been freshly prepared and adorable. There is a substantial menu given it is a sensually just a pub meal, as well as being fairly priced as with the drinks also. There is an outdoor seating area as well as the option to cook your own meat yourself. Whilst it was a pub it was, there really was very little noise. Quality of the food was excellent and we will definitely be returning again

A legitimate old pub, swallowed up by suburbia but still maintaining a country feel inside and out…read more Great main building, big beer garden. Don't pass it by. I didn't try the food as the kitchen wasn't open mid afternoon, but the menu looks amazing. And it gets 5 stars for the ambiance and service alone. Cheers!

The good although basic was great and the ambiance fostered family spirit and atmosphereread more

Looking for an upscale dining experience while still enjoying good dim sum? The Castle Hill RSL…read more(Returned & Service League......sort of the Australian version of Veteran's or Fraternal club) provides this. This review is only for lunch at the Jin Yan Asian restaurant on the 2nd floor of the club complex. As others have commented, the facility is modern, clean, relaxing & spacious. Seems to offer lots of dining and recreation choices (including spaces for poker & slot machines). As expected, there is a "dress code" and prices are slightly higher if you're not a club member. We ordered 7 dishes ($80): chicken feet, cha siu bow, taro puff, egg tart, chinese sausage roll, beef balls & fried rice. The rice & sausage dishes were blasé but the taro puff was excellent. For the price, the food was only OK, but you come here for the nice atmosphere (e.g., if you're entertaining guests and you want an upscale vibe).