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Explore the Camden Public Art Trail: A Scenic Journey

The Camden Public Art Trail, officially opened in June 2024, connects the Nepean River to Camden Town Farm and features stunning artwork installations across a 4.2-kilometer walkway. Funded by the NSW Government, the trail celebrates local heritage and ecology while providing an accessible outdoor experience for visitors, though dogs are not permitted.

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Public Art and Well-Being at Campbelltown Lakes

The 8th Western Sydney University Sculpture Award and Exhibition features 23 artworks globally, including Denese Oates' Xerophyte Forest, a steel representation of future plants. The beautiful lakeside setting enhances the sculptures' aesthetic, positively impacting community well-being. The exhibition runs from 4 May to 3 June 2018, attracting students and staff.