There is also the delicious Moonacres Farm and Kitchen, serving up incredible food and produce from the region, and Mumma's Country Kitchen which is a must visit for freshly baked treats, great coffee, their deli and array of artisan products.

Robertson NSW is indeed a hidden gem in the Southern Highlands, offering a wide variety of attractions and activities for visitors. Here's a comprehensive list of the wonderful things you can do in Robertson.

Exploration and Adventure

1. Illawarra Fly Tree Top Walkways: A breathtaking 500m elevated walkway that provides birdseye views over the rainforest canopy, ocean, and the rolling hills of the Illawarra region. Adventurous visitors can also try the zipline that's even higher than the tree top walkways[1].
2. Belmore Falls: A spectacular double-drop waterfall, with a hidden secret swimming spot underneath where visitors can bathe. A short bush track leads to this stunning swimming hole that's like a scene from a fantasy novel[1].
3. Carrington Falls: Located in the Budderoo National Park, Carrington Falls offers an easy-access and scenic spot to visit. Blue Pool is a swimming hole located nearby the Carrington Falls campground and a fantastic spot to spend the day while escaping the summer heat[3].
4. Waterfalls Exploration: Apart from Belmore and Carrington Falls, other waterfalls to explore in Robertson include Nellies Glen, Blue Pool, and Gerringong Falls[2].
5. Minamurra Rainforest: A tranquil forest nearby Robertson with a good variety of rainforest plants and trees, offering peaceful surroundings[3].

Culinary Experiences

1. The Cheese Factory: Indulge in local produce and have lunch at the Robertson Cheese Factory[1].
2. Robertson Pie Shop: A famous stop in the Southern Highlands, known for its pies, although it might be more about the novelty of the location[2].
3. Robertson Public House and Kitchen: A historic pub established in 1887, offering a menu of pub favourites like chicken schnitzel and bangers & mash[2].
4. Mount Ashby Estate: A boutique vineyard with a French inspired restaurant/café, from paddock to plate.[3]
5. Moonacres School: Moonacres offers not only a restaurant in Robertson, café down the road and farm tours, but also culinary classes and experiences - perfect for those who wish to explore cooking a new cuisine, or looking for a fun group activity.[4]
6. Robertson Truffles: "A black perigord truffle farm that has been established for more than 15 years. Robertson is noted for its distinctive red volcanic basalt soil, which is known as ‘Robertson Soil’. The combination of this soil, good rainfall and cool winters with frosts is ideal for truffle growing." During the harvest season between June and August, visitors can book to join a truffle tour on the property or a long truffle lunch.[5]

Culture and Art

1. Visit The Set Location From The Movie ‘Babe’: Explore the scenic backdrop used in the movie "Babe," reminiscent of the English countryside[2].
2. The Highland Hive: This new venue in Robertson offers an eclectic collection of artworks by renowned Highland artists[3].
3. Print Making Classes with Robyn & Annie: Enrol in a course to learn the ancient art of printmaking, suitable for novices to seasoned veterans, taught by the Print Making sisters who have been teaching for over a dozen years[3].
4. Robertson Country Markets: Held on the second Sunday of the month from 8.30am - 2.00pm[4]

Other Notable Points of Interest

1. The Big Potato: A quirky landmark made of tin that has become an unusual attraction in Robertson[3].
2. Jamberoo Lookout: A nearby attraction offering stunning vistas.
3. Jamberoo Action Park: For those looking for more active entertainment.
   

Robertson offers a blend of natural beauty, culinary delights, and cultural experiences, making it a great destination for a weekend getaway or even a day trip. Whether you're an adventurer, food lover, or an art enthusiast, there's something in Robertson that will surely pique your interest.