OPENING HOURS
Please note the Art Museum is currently partially closed for exhibition changeover and will reopen fully to the public on Saturday 28 June.
Art Museum Site
Art Museum & Boyd Collection Gallery
Wednesday–Sunday | 10am–4pm
Ramox Café
Wednesday–Friday | 10am–3pm
Saturday–Sunday | 10am–4pm
The Homestead Site
The Homestead & Arthur Boyd’s Studio
Saturday–Sunday | 10am–4pm
Homestead Kitchen Café
Saturday–Sunday | 10am–3pm
Ticket Prices
Please note during exhibition changeover (9-27 June 2025) tickets to the Art Museum are FRRE Wednesday-Friday and then reduced on weekends.
EXHIBITION CHANGEOVER (9-27 June 2025)
Wednesday – Friday: FREE Entry
Saturday & Sunday:
Concession $8
Family $30 (two adults, two youth)
Members, Children under 12 FREE
General Admission
Adults $18
Concession $12
Family $40 (two adults, two youth)
Members, Children under 12 FREE
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Please note: All of Bundanon’s sites are registered wildlife refuges. Domestic animals, including pet dogs, are strictly not permitted. Only certified assistance animals are allowed on site at Bundanon.
Getting Here
Bundanon has two separate sites:
The Art Museum Site
170 Riversdale Road, Illaroo
Wednesday to Sunday, 10am – 4pm
Closed Monday & Tuesday
Featuring the award-winning Art Museum, Bridge and Boyd Education Centre, a Boyd Collection display in the heritage Library cottage and Ramox Café.
The Homestead & Arthur Boyd’s Studio
533 Bundanon Road, Illaroo
Saturday & Sunday, 10am – 4pm
Closed Monday to Friday
Featuring the historical and social history of Bundanon, and the story of the Boyd Family, including a display of key works from the Bundanon Collection.
Contact Information
Phone | +612 4422 2100
Email | admin@bundanon.com.au
Download the Bundanon Site Map.
Public Transport
There is no complete public transport routes to Bundanon and the site is a 30 minute drive from the closest train station in Bomaderry. Please plan your visit accordingly and organise private transport if you choose to visit via train. To view more train transport information visit Transport NSW here.
Dogs
Bundanon welcomes guide dogs, hearing dogs and assistance animals on site. Visitors are advised that the site is also a wildlife refuge, and domestic animals are not permitted.
Accessibility
The new Bridge and Art Museum are wheelchair accessible. There are designated accessible parking spaces available outside the Bridge and Art Museum. Guide dogs and assistance animals are allowed on Bundanon properties.
Arthur Boyd’s Studio and the ground floor of the Homestead are wheelchair accessible. There is a staircase inside the Homestead and uneven ground in the visitor carpark and throughout the site. There is no opportunity to sit down within the Homestead or Studio as the furniture is original and fragile, however there is seating available inside the Homestead kitchen.
Toilets & Carers Facilities
Wheelchair accessible toilets with parents’ facilities are located on both the Art Museum and Homestead sites in the following locations:
Art Museum
Inside the Art Museum foyer, next to the front desk. The entire building is at ground level. This accessible toilet also has a baby change table.
Information Office
In the information office building. This accessible toilet also has a baby change table.
Heritage Library Cottage
In the heritage Library cottage, there is an accessible toilet to the right of the library entrance.
Homestead
A separate toilet block upon entering the Homestead property, with an accessible ramp and bathroom.
Good things are happening at Bundanon in 2025!
Bundanon is undertaking a two-phase construction project at the Art Museum precinct, designed to expand our offerings with a new gallery space and upgraded visitor facilities.
A new, fifth gallery is being created in the Bundanon Art Museum to expand our ability to present exhibitions for our audiences, and share our permanent collection. The expansion of the Museum helps us continue to deliver Arthur & Yvonne Boyd’s vision for Bundanon as a centre for the arts and learning that supports creative practice across all disciplines. As Arthur Boyd said ‘I want Bundanon to be accessible to any Australian whose life can be enriched by interaction with creative arts’.
To achieve this, we need to firstly upgrade facilities to allow for this expansion, which is why you can see the construction behind the cottages of simple administration pavilions; and then a shelving fit-out in the visitor information office for books and artist editions.
Design of the new works is by Kerstin Thompson Architects, who designed the Art Museum and Bridge for Creative Learning, working with our heritage consultants to ensure the care and protection of our natural and built environments and vistas.
We have recently expanded our car park and added disability access to the jetty so more visitors can enjoy Bundanon; and we have undertaken remediation along the riverbank, needed after the significant climate events from the past few years. We are also undertaking remediation work to our embankments along the Bundanon Road, on our adjacent site, from damage caused by landslides.
We anticipate the new gallery space will be open in November this year, in line with our Season 3 Exhibition opening in the Art Museum.
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We appreciate your support as we continue realising the Boyd’s vision of a vibrant, evolving space for artmaking and community connection.
Covid-19 Important Information
Bundanon is committed to prioritising the health and safety of our visitors, staff, volunteers and vulnerable community members.
Please read more about our COVID-19 Management Plan before you visit.
Kids and Family
Bundanon hosts an extraordinary range of wildlife. Visit early or late in the day to view wombats and kangaroos or challenge yourself to spotting as many animals as you can during the day.
Enjoy getting to know the Boyd family through the many family portraits and family tree, on display in the Homestead, and don’t miss seeing Arthur Boyd’s Studio.
Explore Bundanon through our Learning Resources.
Wildlife Refuge
Bundanon’s properties are registered wildlife refuges.
On 1,000 hectares, Bundanon hosts a rich diversity of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, and feral animals. We work closely with National Parks and Wildlife Services to protect and conserve the native plants and wildlife that live on our properties.
When visiting, please do not bring your domestic animals (pet dogs & cats etc.) onto our sites. This is for the safety of our native wildlife, as well as your pets.
Certified assistance animals accepted.
EV Charging Stations
Bundanon has four Gen 3 WC Tesla chargers on site, available to all visitors. These chargers provide up to 22kW.
The chargers are located directly behind the north end of The Bridge, near the turning circle drop-off zone outside the Art Museum.
Ramox Cafe
Bundanon’s new cafe, Ramox, features seasonal menus that champion locally sourced produce, with a paddock-to-plate ethos. Bundanon is proud to be partnering with local coffee roasters Daily Grind and Cupitts Estate to supply the highest quality beverages on site. The name Ramox pays homage to Arthur Boyd’s dramatic figurative paintings.
Walk ins accepted. Online reservations are currently closed.
Art Museum
Boyd Education Centre
The Bridge
Ramox Cafe
170 Riversdale Road, Illaroo NSW 2540
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The Homestead
Arthur Boyd’s Studio
Artist in Residence Complex
533 Bundanon Road, Illaroo NSW 2540
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Email
admin@bundanon.com.au
Phone
+612 4422 2100
Post
PO Box 3343, North Nowra NSW 2541 Australia
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