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Rated 5 out of 5.
Umiya Parivar gathering at Castle hill showground. Yagna, aarti, kids play, food and dance. Volunteer assisting everyone. Ambulance available.
The Hills Easter Show was a wonderful outing with family. You get full bang for your buck here. Great fire show, circus and gymnastics here with wrestling and magic shows. Amazing fireworks!
Castle hill easter festival this year 2026 is really good one compared to previous years of entertainment.
An excellent place for arranging festivities,and organising events. The parking space has plenty of free parking. The ground is very flat for tent pegging, swings and other fun activities. It is also disable friendly and spacious. The event organisers are complete, very experienced including the food van vendors. Whenever I go I feel the event is full of fun, events and very well organised. Fire works is very common here. Visited on Easter and inspite of not being Christian I thoroughly enjoyed there. The glimpses of the event are shown in pictures. A must visit place.
Castle Hill Nightmarkets located at Castle Hill Showground every first Saturday of each month from 5pm to 10pm. The photos were taken last Saturday, 5 October 2024, and my very first time to check this out. To start with, parking spots are free and reasonably spacious. There are rangers around to guide incoming cars where the vacant spots are. Noticeably, there are only 2 spots for disabled parking and the marks are not even clear enough so for people with disabilities, must arrive at this venue before 6pm to secure these two spots right at the entrance of the showground. The whole sides of the ground is surrounded with the stalls whilst the middle part is for the visitors to either stand on or set up their own portable tables and chairs. Access to rubbish bins are handy as they are located in the mid part of the ground which are often cleared. As you enter the ground, the left side is where the food stalls are lined up. After which, the kids' rides (not free, you have to buy tickets), and then the stalls for novelties (dry goods). There was no stall for pot or indoor plants & garden accessories which was very disappointing. In the food selection, there is no stall for ice cream yogurt (compared to Burwood night market). If it's raining, there's no cover or outdoor umbrellas so do check the weather first before deciding to go, or bring your own brolly. The toilet facilities are limited. There's one outside the showground, so do visit that spot first before even entering the showground. FOOD: there are varieties to choose from. To start with, I tried the BBQs (Pork, Chicken & Isaw) in the Filipino (Kalye) stall. Each cost $5 per skewer. I cannot find any fault on each. They were very tasty and presented exactly how BBQs should be served. The only let down was there was no accompanying sauce (e.g. vinegar w/ 🌶) with the skewers. Their Calamansi juice cost $5 per cup was a good pair to the BBQs as you enjoy each bite. Next I tried was the Paella (mixed meat) and at $18 per serve (medium sized Chinese container), it's affordable. I took a photo of it so you have an idea. If you're really starving, this is a good filler. The taste is not so overpowering. Do not expect perfection especially sauce-wise. They added one large prawn on top which was not peeled so make sure you bring a wet towelette or tissue with you or run to the toilet outside to wash your hands. The Twist Potato on stick (with cheese flavour) was great. It was worth the buy because it's really tasty and crunchy compared to others I had in other street food outlets. I also tried the ice cream cone (next to the coffee stall). That was the final touch. At this point, I'm already stuffed but did a couple of laps (ground tour) of the ground so that eases somehow. Left the venue at around 8pm since there was nothing else to do other than watch people walking with their dogs. Do not expect shows (e.g. singing or live band) or loud music happening as there's none. Overall, it was a good trip to Castle Hill.
Rated 5 out of 5.
The Night Markets are great! If you arrive by 6pm you can usually get a car park fairly close to the ground, and probably a table. If you leave it any longer than that then you'll be having a grassy picnic. The toilets are on the car park side of the ground, so keep that in mind when you're choosing a spot to sit. There's lots of savoury and sweet treats to choose from. Lots of burgers and fries but not much Asian or South American. No Middle Eastern food, when I was there. They have some market stalls too. I bought some preserves and they have other stalls with craft and whatnot. Great eating!
This place really comes alive when the night market kicks off on the first Saturday of every month delivering an array of cultural foods and small gift shops . There is a huge amount of parking for the many people that pass through, it’s free to enter and runs from 5pm till 10pm . NOTE: Bring seats if you can manage as it can be trick to Aquire a table and chairs hear, as people tend to get a spot and hold it for hours .