The City of Maitland covers approximately 396 Sq.km's stretching from Woodberry in the east to Tocal in the north, Gillieston Heights to the south and Lochinvar to the west. Maitland is located on the New England Highway at the end of the Sydney - Newcastle F3 Freeway. Maitland offers access to all that the Hunter Region is famous for - it will also dazzle you with a unique blend of nature, history and comtemporary indulgences.  



The evidence of Maitland's history can be observed as you stroll down a street, drive through a village or explore the many sites it proudly displays.  

There is an abundance of produce to be found throughout the area, including wine, cheese, strawberries, vegies, ginger beer, baked goods and a basket full of other tempting, fresh and preserved morsals to whet your appetite.

The Maitland calendar is full of activity all year round. People come from near and far to revel in the many festivals and events Maitland has grown famous for.



The area is to host to some unique accommodation facilities, including romantic guesthouses, contemporary and historic bed & breakfasts, farmstays, country retreats, apartments, motels and a number of excellent pubstays.

Experience Australia's oldest wine region and all it's famous for - Semillon, Chardonnay and Shiraz. Meet the wine makers, wander the grounds and admire the scenery with a glass in hand.

Quick facts
Population: 68,000
Elevation above sea level: 6 metres
Latitude South: 32°45’
Longitude East: 151°35’
Annual Average Rainfall: 898.9mm
Average Daily Temperature (°C): 
January Max – 30.7 January Min – 17.6
July Max – 16.5 July Min – 5.8