Crystal Salkeld

The facilties here are limited, but that is the price you pay for living in such a beautiful semi rural area. So much open space, lovely people, can let your kids play in the quiet streets. Community atmosphere. River activities are high on the agenda. Public boat ramp is at Windsor. The facilies that are available in Wilberforce are of good quality. There is before and afterschool care (usually a long waiting list) a long daycare (usually a waiting list for specific days) a preschool, a public primary school, assorted local shops including 2 small supermarkets (good for milk or bread not for a full shop), 2 butchers, a bakery, a chemist, a doctor, a post office, a 2 hairdressers, a beauty therapist, a takeaway, a pizza shop, a pub, and a service station. The people here are amazing and friendly and we made many friends during our first months here when we moved over 5 years ago. Properties vary from large residential blocks within the town to large rural properties/hobby farms on the outskirts. The blocks in town are a good size compared to most suburbs. Houses vary in age and type. A full grocery shop would probably take you to Coles or Woolworths in Windsor or Aldi in Mcgraths hill. There is limited clothes shopping in Windsor Mall and Riverview Centre but the more fashion savvy would need to go to Rouse Hill or Penrith. Eating out is limited to the local pub unless you want to travel to Windsor for a small selection of Cafe's and Restaurants.