As an old Canberra boy I recall CG being of just marginal interest. Some interesting miniature landscapes. It was the type of place that was a B list 30 minute item on day bus trips for tourists. Wind forward 25 years. Wow! I would easily spend a half day here. The miniature landscapes are now by the dozen and represent... More

We went on a sunny Saturday morning at 9:30 (opening time) which was just perfect because there were only a few people around. We had lots of elbow room when taking photographs of the gardens that are the loveliest we have ever seen. It was our second time to visit and a Mother's Day treat for Mum. We had the... More

Wow..what beuty must visit place. Opened to the public in 1979, Cockington Green is one of Canberra’s landmark attractions, The park is constantly growing with the popular addition of the International display area, Whilst in the park, Garden Café, or bring a picnic lunch, ride the Miniature Steam Train, which encircles the International Display. lot to experience and the details... More

Very interesting with wonderful displays. Bring your wallet)))) my children enjoyed it. Unfortunately I have to write so many words before they accept this review.

A miniature garden which is overrated but pleasant enough to view. Thankfully the chicken and vegetable soup was a treat in the cafe. The train ride was also pleasant but all in all, expensive !

Although it may not be everyone's cup of tea, a wonderful display of homes/places to view. The steam train ride (part of a special entry fee) was probably a little boring for our 9 and 8 year olds, but still cute! Can be viewed in about an hour.

Cockington green is a miniature village just outside Canberra. We drove down from west Sydney ,it took about 2 hrs 50 mins. We found cockington green easile and were pleasantly suprised at how much it had changed(for the better) since our last visit 15 tears ago. The grounds are immaculate. the models . superb. It was a delight to see... More

Gorgeous miniature village, with lots to look at. Loved the variety of displays. Gardens and lawns well manicured. Nice area for picnic, cafe also available - prices were reasonable.

It is like seeing the world in miniature. Most of the settings are faithful replicas of real houses, palaces and tourist attractions from around the world. The high quality of the exhibits is reflected by the thousands of hours spent in creating each one. It is a fantasy come true. The gardens are kept is superb condition, especially the lawns.... More