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Cessnock is the eastern gateway to New South Wales' magnificent Hunter Valley Wine Country, renowned for its world famous wineries. 

Cessnock is a city in the Hunter Region of New South Wales, Australia, about 52 km (32 mi) by road west of Newcastle.

Education

• St Philip's Christian College
• Cessnock Public School
• Nulkaba Public School
• Cessnock East Public School
• Bellbird Public School
• Cessnock West Public School
• Kearsley Public School
• St Patricks Primary
• Cessnock High School
• Mount View High School
• St Phillips Christian College
• Hunter Institute of TAFE – Cessnock Campus

Transport
For a century Cessnock was served by the South Maitland Railway network, originally constructed for the coal industry, but which, at one time, had considerable passenger services, including a direct train to Sydney known as the Cessnock Flyer.

The Sydney-Newcastle Freeway's Cessnock exit at Freemans Waterhole provides one of the main road connections from Sydney to Cessnock via "The Gap", a pass through the Watagan Mountains range just north of Mount Heaton.

Until the Hunter Expressway opened in 2014, linking the New England Highway at Branxton and the Sydney-Newcastle Freeway at West Wallsend, through traffic passed through Cessnock.

The local airport is placed just to the north of the city, at the entrance to the Vineyard District. It has a small public passenger terminal and also serves as the base for aviation training organisations such as Avondale College's school of Aviation and Hunter Valley Aviation. The airport is not served by RPT flights. Access by air to the region is by Newcastle Airport at Williamtown, 53 km (33 mi) away.

The local bus service is run by Rover Coaches which provide services to Maitland, Newcastle and Morisset and school bus services.