What’s ON & WHERE TO VISIT
What's On
ReGULAR Markets
Deniliquin Lions Community Town Market, Waring Gardens, Cressy St, Deniliquin - 4th Saturday of month. December 27, January 24, February 28.
Naponda Farmers Market, outside Naponda Store, Cressy St, Deniliquin - 2nd Saturday of the month. December 13, January 10, February 14.
Tocumwal Foreshore Market, Tocumwal Foreshore, Deniliquin Rd, Tocumwal. December 27, January 24, March 7. Echuca Moama Market, Moama Kerrabee Sound Shell Gardens, Blair St, Moama - December 7 and 21, January 4 and 18, February 1 and 15, March 1 and 15.
Corowa Rotary Federation Farmers and Variety Market, Bangerang Park, Edward St, Corowa - first Sunday of the month, 8am-1pm. December 7, January 4, February 1, March 1
Dance, dine and delight at Deni RSL
The Deniliquin RSL Club has been a vibrant community cornerstone since 1947. Known locally as the “Deni RSL”, this modern yet welcoming venue honours its military heritage while offering a broad social experience — ideal for families, travellers, locals and veterans alike.
The club provides a warm atmosphere with baristaquality coffee, seasonal bistro meals, traditional roasts, daily specials, kids’ menus and fully stocked bars.
There’s an exciting musical lineup planned over the warmer months, with a standout event being the New Year’s Eve Party featuring Creedence Clearwater Survival. The tribute band recreates the atmosphere and energy of a real John Fogerty/Creedence Clearwater Revival concert.
Expect to hear all the hits everyone knows and loves — Green River, Born on the Bayou, Proud Mary, Bad
Moon Rising, Fortunate Son and Old Man Down the Road, just to name a few.
But don’t wait until New Year’s Eve to put those dancing shoes on. Entertainment comes to life weekly, with live music acts, quiz nights, community raffles and more.
The Deni RSL is also a premier venue for events. With three event rooms, the club regularly hosts weddings, seminars, charity dinners and conferences. There are two outdoor spaces, including a large beer garden at the rear — conveniently located near the indoor
playground, which operates as a supervised crèche on select nights.
At the Deni RSL, your safety and convenience matter. A courtesy bus is available to help members and guests travel to and from the club with ease and peace of mind. It operates from 6pm on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, and you can book your ride at reception or by calling (03) 5881 1455.
For more information about club facilities, the entertainment schedule and to browse the menus, visit denirsl.com.
$60,000 in prizes to be won!
$17,000 Boat & Motor Package
Supplied by Deniliquin Yamaha
Anglapro STL374 Aluminium boat, Yamaha 25hp 4 stroke motor, Precision Boat Trailer with carpet floor and safety equipment.
LIMITED ENTRIES
To register, purchase raffle tickets or sponsor, scan QR code or visit www.edwardfishingchallenge.com.au
Entry: Adults $155, Kids $110 includes:
• The chance to WIN the major entry prize: Boat & Motor Package valued over $15,000. Supplied by Deniliquin Yamaha.
• Entry into minor prize draws valued at $5,000
• Entry into Sunday morning’s Dash For Cash Competition
• Meals included. Dinner Friday & Saturday Night, Breakfast Saturday & Sunday. Light Lunch Sunday.
* This is a ‘NO LiveScope’ event.
Proceedsgo torestocking the Edward (Kolety)River
Reel in adventure
Deniliquin is set to host another unforgettable Edward Kolety Fishing Challenge this summer, with a focus on community, fun, and time spent on the river.
The event runs from February 6–8 and is based at Deniliquin’s Memorial Park Showgrounds beside the mighty Edward (Kolety) River. It is proudly organised by a local volunteer committee in support of the Kolety Lagoons Landcare Group.
The event both excites anglers and supports the vibrant river ecosystem, helping to restock native Murray cod and golden perch, and contributing to a local project to regenerate historic eel-tailed catfish populations.
Open to both adults and juniors, the tournament features catch-and-release fishing across a 40km zone, with bank, boat or kayak fishing permitted.
Anglers compete in Dash-for-Cash challenges, and there are massive fishing and raffle prizes up for grabs — including boats, motors and more.
This year’s Challenge promises more than $60,000 in prizes, including a major entry prize: a boat and
motor package from Deniliquin Yamaha valued at more than $12,000. All registered anglers are eligible to win, with several minor entry prizes also on offer.
The major raffle, drawn on Sunday, features a Sea Jay 3.5m Nomad boat with a 15hp Yamaha motor and trailer as first prize, and a Yamaha YFZ50 kids’ quad bike as second prize.
The Fishing Challenge entry fee covers daily meals, family-friendly events at Challenge HQ on the Friday, Saturday and Sunday, yabby races, auctions and more.
Adult, family, junior, business and adopt-a-cod entry packages are available, starting at $110.
Visit edwardfishingchallenge.com.au to register, buy raffle tickets and merchandise, and view local accommodation options.
5 4 1 th
Show
7th & 8th M a r ch 7th & 8th M a r ch
COMPETITIONS
• PAVILION • Giant Pumpkin• Poultry
• Dairy and Beef Cattle • Sheep and Wool
• SHEARING & WOOL HANDLING COMPETITIONS
es - Show Jumping - Pony Club - Rings Events
• tiny tots to junior show
• Peppin Heritage Championship & Yard Dog TrialS
Dog Show • Dog Jump
*ATTRACTIONS*
• Sideshow Alley
• Demolition Derby
• Fireworks
• Animal Nursery & Petting Zoo
FAcePainting
Camel Rides
Bright colours to shine at Deni Show
The Deniliquin Pastoral and Agricultural Society will present the 145th instalment of the Deniliquin Show in March 2026.
The show will open with a sponsors evening especially to showcase the pavilion, on Friday, March 6, followed by the two-day event including the main show events and attractions on Saturday, with horse events spilling to the following day.
All the action will be centered on Deniliquin Memorial Park Showgrounds.
One of the most exciting aspects of next year’s Deni Show is its vibrant Australiana theme, celebrating the unique spirit and culture of Australia.
Expect to see the theme reflected across all the show competitions, and even with the show day attire of patrons. It’s time to break out your favourite Aussie icons folks!
Show Society secretary, Jess Thomson, has said the event organisation is coming together smoothly thanks to a dedicated committee of volunteers. The group working hard to make the weekend fun-filled and inclusive for all members of the community.
Major Deniliquin Show attractions expected to return include the dog trials, carnival rides, demolition derby and the much-anticipated fireworks show to close out the main day of the show.
This year, the show committee hope to again have two rounds for the demolition derby, with one specifically for female entrants.
Free activities will be offered, which will include face painting, a petting zoo and even camel rides.
And the Miss and Master competitions are always a fun way to get involved, with categories to Tiny Tots right up to adults.
As a traditional country show, the agricultural and pastoral competitions are a big draw and include beef and dairy cattle, Merino and meat and dualpurpose sheep, shearing and wool handling, poultry and the very popular, horse and equestrian rings.
The horse events have become so popular in fact, they span two days to accommodate all the competitors.
Pair all of this with a talent of local arts, crafts and cookery in the pavilion, sideshow alley, Giant Pumpkin Competition, static collector and community displays, and more around the grounds entertainment, the show is sure to entertain.
Sticking to tradition, Saturday’s schedule will close out with an incredible fireworks display.
As an added bonus this year, every person who buys a ticket to the Deniliquin Show will also be helping an important local charity.
The Show Society has teamed up with Deniliquin Can Assist this year, and a dollar from every adult ticket sold will be donated to aid their support of local families impacted by cancer.
Find out more about all the attractions, and how you can enter the competitions, by going to www.deniliquinshow.com.au
A tribute to Aussie pride
The plains just outside Deniliquin come to life every NSW Labour Day weekend for the Deni Ute Muster.
Drawing an average of 20,000 people to the site each day of the two-day festival each September or October, this celebration of utes, music and aroundthe-grounds entertainment has become a true Aussie icon.
As the festival has grown, so too have the tourism experiences that surround it. These include Musterthemed public art — such as the famed gates at the Muster site — and the development of a state-of-theart Muster HQ and the Deni Ute Muster Museum & Retail Shop at its entrance.
The Deni Ute Muster Museum opened its doors in March 2021 and offers visitors a lively, immersive look into one of Australia’s most iconic rural celebrations.
Born out of Deniliquin’s famous 1999 Play on the Plains Festival — which attracted an astounding 2,839 utes in its very first year and cemented the town’s status as the ‘Ute Capital of the World’ — the museum chronicles more than 25 years of community spirit, ingenuity and unforgettable memories.
Step inside to explore interactive displays, memorabilia, vintage photographs and immersive multimedia that document the Muster’s evolution — from humble beginnings to a world-class two-day festival.
Highlights include the retired 1979 ‘Bitza’ ute by Feral Kev, and special exhibits honouring each year’s Ute of the Year competition. Visitors can pose for photos at the original Muster gates or beside the 30-foot ‘Comet’ windmill replica — signature icons of the site.
Open weekdays from 9am to 5pm — with weekend visits available by appointment — entry is by goldcoin donation. The venue is fully accessible, featuring step-free access, wheelchair-friendly amenities and easy-read signage.
If seeing the Deni Ute Muster site and museum is the reason for your visit, be sure to also head into town to see the ‘Ute on the Pole’ and ‘Re-ute-ilize It’ sculptures, which pay homage to its local importance. There are even a few Ute Muster-themed murals dotted around town.
Tickets for the 2026 Deni Ute Muster are already on sale and can be purchased at Muster HQ or online at deniutemuster.com.au.
Jan's travels bring her to our doorstep
It was
seven years ago that
Jan Agnew reached retirement age, but that didn’t mean she was ready to slow down.
She bought herself a Toyota Coaster Motorhome and headed out on the road. And she’s been traversing this great country ever since.
About the same time, the now 72-year-old started a social media blog page to share short briefs on each of the towns she’s visited and some of her favourite photos ... and there are plenty.
In late October and early November, Jan’s travel route brought her through northern Victoria and the Southern Riverina region.
While she had been to some towns before — being a Tumut girl originally — others were completely new areas to explore.
“I’ve been to the Riverina before, including to the Deniliquin area about three years ago, but this was my very first time in Finley,” she said.
“And other than a previous trip to the Great Ocean Road, this spring is the first time I’d explored Victoria. “I was in Bendigo and had to get to Wagga for an appointment, so I mapped it out so I could zigzag my way through.”
As a lover of history, older architecture, street art and things that are a little bit quirky and different, Jan said she found the region an absolute delight.
She raved about the Port of Echuca and the paddle steamer ride on the PS Pevensy, the free camping options in most of the towns, and the growing number of murals and sculptures along the way.
“I like to look at anything painted on walls — or water towers or silos — and the sculptures.
“I also like to look at the war memorials because my dad served.
“There’s lots of murals in a lot of the towns, and the sculptures at Lockhart were amazing.
“In Finley, the very first mural I saw was on the back of the mechanic (Boomerang Motors) near the free camping area.
“And then I turned a corner and there was a really long alley with another big mural. It was so big I had to take three different photos to get it all.
“In Berrigan I stopped to watch the new water tower mural being painted, and in Tocumwal I absolutely loved the beautiful old railway bridge.
“I walked the whole thing, and the river walk to the Terminus Hotel and back.
“I got quite a surprise by the mural of the warplane bursting from the back of the supermarket, and of
course, I noticed the aero theme at the water park too — where I just had to press the button even though it was a freezing day.
“And the lady at the visitor centre was just so lovely.
“I had heard about the aero museum there, but did not get a chance to see it this time.”
Jan has now made her way to Tassie for the summer, but will be back in the region early next year to traverse the North West Silo Trail.
She has her tour map roughly worked out up until June 2026, and said anyone thinking of ditching their four walls, buying a home on wheels and just hitting the road should “go for it”.
“I just love the bush, and if I can camp by water ... even better.
“You never know what’s around the corner, and Australia is just such a beautiful country.
“I’ve been travelling for seven years, and now I have visited every state, but I still feel like I’ve barely seen any of it.”
To follow Jan’s personal photo blog, search ‘WHERE the HECK is JAN’ on Facebook.
Tocumwal, NSW
Southern Riverina town on northern banks of Murray River, 40 kms SE of Deniliquin. Population 2,650.
Popular holiday destination with its large sandy beaches along the river. Morning spent in town.
FINLEY, NSW
Finley, NSW
Town in Riverina Region at the junction of Newell and Riverina Highways, 20 kms north of Tocumwal. Population 2,500.
Camped overnight at Finley Railway Park RV Parking.
Berrigan, NSW
Quite country town in the Riverina, 22 kms east of Finley. Population 1,260.
Formation of first bush fire brigade in NSW was in Berrigan.
I was here, in Berrigan for the Rural Fire Service Centenary in April 2001 with the Tumut RFS Cadets. Been couple years between visits.
Oaklands, NSW
Little town in the Riverina, 145 kms SW of Wagga. Population 300.
Major industry agriculture, mainly wheat and rice.
Camped overnight at Oakland RV Park. Thank you Oaklands, what an awesome RV park. Six designated sites all with their own water tap, free!
URANA, NSW
Small town in Riverina, population 240. Breakfast by the lake.
Lockhart, NSW
Awesome little town in the heart of the Riverina, 63 kms from Wagga. Population 800. I have previously visited in April 2022. Sculptures galore!! Lots to see. Camped overnight at The Rock Recreation Grounds.
ECHUCA MOAMA, VIC/NSW
Australia’s Paddle Steamer Capital. Large town on banks of Murray River, 90 kms north of Bendigo. Border town adjacent to Moama in NSW with a population 15,000. Awesome place to explore with lots to see and do. Port of Echuca, a glimpse of what life was like in the late 1800’s......
Explore nature, heritage and community spirit
Nestled on the serene Edward River, Deniliquin is a welcoming town that blends countryside relaxation with vibrant culture. It boasts wideopen landscapes, rich heritage, and a vibrant calendar of events.
Whether you’re paddling the river at dawn, discovering local stories, or enjoying one of our many community events throughout the year, ‘Deni’ welcomes you with warm community spirit and memories to treasure. Plan a weekend or week-long visit — you’ll leave refreshed by nature, history, and genuine Aussie hospitality under the big Riverina sky. We explore some of the highlights below.
Riverside adventures:
Beach to Beach Walk and Edward River beaches — Wander beneath towering red gums, swim or float from McLean’s Beach to Willoughby’s Beach, and enjoy tranquil riverside relaxation.
Island Sanctuary and Werrpanakata Park — Wildlife lovers can bird-watch and spot native species along shaded trails. The Island Sanctuary hugs the Edward River and leads you further along the Beach to Beach Walk to the Murray Valley Regional Park. Werrpanakata Park, meanwhile, is one of the few green spaces you’ll find on the lagoon walk that runs through the centre of Deniliquin.
Boating, fishing and caravan hire — Catch the famed Murray cod, kayak the river, or explore in rented pontoons and caravans.
Heritage and culture:
Peppin Heritage Centre and the Deniliquin & District Historical Society Museum — Discover Deniliquin’s settlement, agricultural history and pioneering roots. The Peppin Heritage Centre doubles as a tourism information centre and art gallery, and sits
in the heart of the CBD in George St. You’ll find the Historical Society a short distance away in Macauley St — drive there or wander west along the Beach to Beach Walk to find it.
Historic walking tour, sculptures and water tower mural — Explore charming 19th-century buildings and admire vibrant public art.
Ute on a Pole and Deni Ute Muster Museum — Celebrate rural culture with the iconic ute statue and lively Ute Muster displays.
Parks, relaxation and community events:
Waring Gardens and Lagoon Walk — Stroll through peaceful, manicured spaces dotted with heritage trees.
Monthly Lions Club Market — Peruse fresh produce, crafts and community atmosphere on the fourth Saturday of each month in the Deniliquin Waring Gardens.
Monthly Naponda Farmers’ Market — Held the second Saturday of each month, this CBD-based market is usually brimming with locally produced fruits, vegetables and other treats.
Dining and shopping:
Cafés, pubs and casual dining — Savour friendly service and hearty meals all week.
Shopping and local finds — Explore boutique stores, local markets and speciality shops offering unique gifts, fashion and handmade crafts throughout Deniliquin’s charming town centre.
Iconic museum, diner duo
If you’re cruising through Deniliquin, be sure to stop at The Depot and Cruizin* Diner — a joint destination that’s more than just a meal; it’s an experience.
This unique attraction combines a vibrant retro diner with a fascinating transport museum, making it the perfect spot for families, road trippers and anyone with a love for classic cars and nostalgic charm.
The Depot Historic Vehicle & Memorabilia Collection is a treasure trove of motoring history. Step inside and you’ll find an impressive collection of vintage vehicles, motorcycles and memorabilia that celebrate Australia’s automotive past. From gleaming classic cars to quirky petrol pumps and retro signage, every corner tells a story of the open road. It’s a must-see for enthusiasts and a fun discovery for curious visitors.
After exploring the museum, head next door to the Cruzin* Diner, where the 1950s come alive. Think checkerboard floors, neon lights and cosy booths that transport you straight into a scene from Grease. The menu is packed with diner favourites — juicy burgers, loaded fries, thick milkshakes and indulgent sundaes. It’s the perfect place to refuel and soak up the retro atmosphere.
And with a new indoor play zone installed to celebrate their fifth birthday in July 2025, the kids can burn off energy without anyone having to brave the sometimes intense summer heat.
Whether you’re a car lover, a foodie or simply looking for a memorable stop on your Riverina adventure, this iconic duo delivers an experience you won’t forget.
To learn more about The Depot or to join the Fast Lane Club before you arrive, visit depotdeni.com.au
DENILIQUIN BOWLING CLUB
** Barefoot Bowls
** Members Hour FRI 6-8PM
** Friday Night Raffles & SPIN THE WHEEL
** Mega Meat Raffle: Last Friday of the month
BBQ AREA, available for hire for private gatherings and corporate functions. Meet great friends overlooking the greens! FRI 6PM8PM members
Chinese, Thai and Australian meals cooked to perfection. Dine in Restaurant or Takeaway is available. CLOSED MON
Be spoilt for choice, with our large range of homemade gifts, baked treats and much more… Open Weekdays 9.30am - 3.30pm Sat 9.30am - 12.30pm
2nd Saturday of each month Front of The Naponda Store and along Cressy St,
Explore charming villages
While Deniliquin is the main centre of the Edward River region, there’s more to explore in the areas that surround it.
Discover the warmth of true country hospitality in the villages that surround Deni. Share a yarn with locals at the pub, soak up the atmosphere at the weekend footy, and uncover echoes of our pioneering spirit at every turn.
It’s more than a visit — it’s a real taste of life on the land.
Our friends at Visit Deni outline below why a visit to our villages is a must while in the region.
Blighty
Just a relaxed half-hour drive east toward Finley and Albury lies the village of Blighty — a tiny community of about 400 people with a big heart. While there are no shops, Blighty’s essentials say it all: a primary school, a pub, and footy and netball grounds — proof of a place built on family, community and connection.
Booroorban
Once a stop on the historic Cobb and Co route, the Royal Mail Hotel is the heart of Booroorban — and its only commercial building. Located on the vast Hay Plains, Booroorban also features a small camping ground and caravan park, and nearby you’ll find the
Burraburoon Farm Stay, a working sheep station with unique accommodation options like a converted train carriage. The area nods to local legend with a Headless Horseman-themed bar and sculpture at the Black Swamp rest area, adding a touch of folklore to this charming outback stop.
Conargo
Just 25 minutes north-east of Deniliquin, Conargo offers breathtaking sunsets and starry skies, along with a rich pastoral history dating back to its gazettal in 1860 as part of Benjamin Boyd’s empire. Set on the banks of the Billabong Creek — thought to be Australia’s longest — this proud village remains a hub for sheep stations and Merino studs, with heritage celebrated through interpretive signage in the village centre, known as the Conargo Historic Walk. Visitors can explore the restored 19th-century Drop Log Stables from the old Cobb and Co coach stop, admire a charming 1914 bush church, and enjoy a drink at the rebuilt Conargo Hotel.
Mayrung
With a population of around 150, Mayrung is a small village with a big role in the region’s agricultural life,
thanks to irrigation that supports thriving rice and grain production. Just 30km from Deniliquin, it offers a scenic drive through ever-changing landscapes and stands as a great example of how rural communities stay strong, supported by a local primary school and a shared connection to the land.
Pretty Pine
Just 20 minutes from Deniliquin, Pretty Pine is a small but welcoming community best known for its historic pub — once the final stop on the Cobb and Co route. Families can enjoy the nearby Pretty Pine Rec Grounds with a playground, football oval and cricket pitch.
Wanganella
Nestled on the picturesque Billabong Creek, Wanganella is famous as the birthplace of the Peppin Merino sheep breed, and a bronze statue at Wanganella Station commemorates its significance. Just 45 minutes north of Deniliquin, the village offers a scenic escape with breathtaking sunsets and starry skies, perfect for nature lovers and adventurers alike. Visitors can explore local tracks, waterways and picnic spots, or try fishing in serene surroundings.
“Lions Club Deniliquin supporting your community”
Deniliquin Lions Community Town Market
is held on the 4th Saturday of each month in the beautiful Waring Gardens in the centre of town from 8am*.
A large range of stalls with something for everyone
LOCAL NEWS
LOCAL NEWS AND INFORMATION
The Deniliquin Pastoral Times and Southern Riverina News are our local newspapers in the Southern Riverina, NSW. They contain local news, events, sport and real estate. You’ll find your copy at newsagents, supermarkets and service stations in the area, or simply call into our offices for your copy.
Deniliquin Pastoral Times, 230 Cressy St, Deniliquin. Phone (03) 5881 2322.
Southern Riverina News, 17 Pinnuck St, Finley. Phone (03) 5883 1033.
WE’RE ALSO ONLINE
For the latest news and photos, jump on our websites or find us on Facebook. www.denipt.com.au, www.southernriverinanews.com.au.
GOLFER’S PARADISE
• SAME DAY PLAY
Ring the pro shop on (03) 5881 3333 and to discuss your playing time (you can usually get a game that same day)
• FRIDAY NIGHT FUN
Meat Raffles – Ticket sales from 6pm. Draws start 7pm
• GOLF
Regular events every week – visitors welcome
11:00am - 2:30pm
5:00pm - 8:30pm Extended on Fri/Sat
Got a function? We cater too!
Opening on December 1, the fresh new menu focuses on bistro favourites and family dining.
This includes several classics such as steaks and schnitzels, an extensive house-made pasta menu, fresh seafood and a kids’ menu, providing a delicious dining experience for the whole family.
The bistro is open for lunch from 11am to 2.30pm and dinner from 5pm to 8.30pm, from Wednesday to Monday, with extended hours on Friday and Saturday.
Before or after your meal, you can enjoy the beauty of this golf course, alongside the kangaroos, kookaburras, superb parrots, echidnas, goannas, lizards, pelicans and a host of other wildlife that abound in this paradise of nature.
Deniliquin Golf Course, with its 18 manicured fairways and true greens, is a shining example of Australia’s magnificent golf courses.
The course perfectly reflects an opportunity for all golfing standards to enjoy a fun and challenging round.
By modern standards, the course is not long — 5817 metres, par 72 for men, and 5118 metres, par 72 for ladies. However, off the back tees, it is a challenge for all levels of player, as many professionals who have tried to tame the course have discovered.
Poor shots find the huge trees, or perhaps a creek or other water hazard. There are contrasting holes, with the ‘back six’ having been reconstructed to form part of the town’s levee bank system. The greens are fast but true, and always in great condition.
A feature of Deniliquin Golf Course is the ‘same-day play’ principle that applies. On most days, you can phone the pro shop on (03) 5881 3333 to book your tee-off time, or just call in and one of the friendly
Stay, play and tempt the taste buds
There’s an extra reason to visit the Deniliquin Golf Club this summer. In addition to its amazing golf course on the edge of the Murray Valley Regional Park — yet just a stone’s throw from the centre of town — and the onsite Deni Golf Resort, the golf club is now home to the aptly named Flagstick Bistro.
volunteer staff will cater for your golfing needs. If you prefer the relaxation of a golf cart, there are plenty of those available too.
After your round on the course, enjoy the club’s facilities or relax under the verandah.
Friday nights are a speciality in the clubhouse, with meat raffles, great meals and a fun atmosphere where locals will make you feel welcome. For the latest information on clubhouse opening hours and activities, phone (03) 5881 1325.
If you want to practise your game, the club has an undercover driving range, which features an automated ball dispenser and lighting, allowing extended play on your terms. It’s simply a matter of getting a token or swiping your credit card to get a bucket of balls and work on your swing.
Visitors are also encouraged to enter any of the club’s regular competitions, which are listed on its website. These include medley events every Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Keep an eye out for special charity days and competitions too, which are listed on the club website — www.denigolfclub.com.au
If you’re looking for a trip away, the Deni Golf Resort has you covered with a range of packages designed to take the stress out of finding accommodation.
Its 22 units overlook the ninth fairway and are nestled among bushland. It’s just 30m from the resort to the first tee, and an even shorter distance to the bushwalk track.
PLAYGROUNDS GUIDE Stay and play...
Looking for something for the kids to do that won’t break the budget? Travelling around the region and need a break? We have all the Southern Riverina’s playgrounds listed below. Check out our comprehensive facilities guide at the back of this magazine.
BARHAM-KOONDROOK
• Riverside Park, Murray St
• Apex Park Playground & Outdoor Gym, Arbuthnot St &, Main St, Koondrook
• Koondrook All Abilities Playground, Main St & Station St
BAROOGA
• Barooga Adventure Playground, 2 Golf Course Rd
• Barooga Botanical Gardens, Nangunia St
BERRIGAN
• Apex Park, 36-38 Chanter St
• Hayes Park, Riverina Hwy
BUNNALOO
• Bunnaloo Recreation Reserve
COLEAMBALLY
• Apex Park, Bellbird St
• Coleambally Skatepark, Brolga Pl
• Coleambally Sport & Recreation Complex
• Curlew Park, Curlew Ave
• Kingfisher Ave
• John McInnes Square, Brolga Pl
• Lions Park, Kingfisher Ave
CONARGO
• Bills Park, Conargo-Deniliquin Rd
COROWA
• Bangerang Park, 100 Edward St
• Beryl Drive Park, Beryl Dr
• Corowa Skatepark, John St
• RSL Park, Betterment Parade
• Morris Park, Hume St
• Rowers Park, Bridge Rd
• Sutcliffe Park, Guys St
DARLINGTON POINT
• Adrian Douglas Park, Lander St
• CWA Park and Skate Park, 37-39 Carrington St
• Lions Park, Narrand St
DENILIQUIN
• Waring Gardens, Harrison St
• Scotts Park (The Rocket Park), Russell St
• Deniliquin RSL Club Park, Duncan St
• McFaull Park, Civic Pl
• Memorial Park, Memorial Dr
• R J Edward Park, Victoria St
• Deniliquin RSL Club, End St (indoor playcentre)
• McDonalds, Hardinge St (undercover playcentre)
• Cruizin* Diner, Hardinge St (indoor playcentre) - NEW PLAYGROUND!
FINLEY
• Finley Foundry Park, Murray St
• Diggers Park, Cnr Dawe Avenue & Donaldson St
• Railway Park, Finley
• Finley Showgrounds, Newell Hwy
• Memorial Park, Berrigan Rd
• Mary Lawson Way Side Rest, Newell Hwy
• Skate Park & Canoe Tree, Denison St
HOWLONG
• Memorial Park, Pearce St
• Howlong Skate Park, 119 Hawkins St
• Lowe Square, Hawkins St
• Howlong Recreation Reserve, 120 Hawkins St
• Oolong Park, Hawkins St
JERILDERIE
• Elliott Park and Jerilderie Skate Park and Pump Track, 2 Jerilderie St
• Luke Park, Powell St
• Memorial Park, 23 Jerilderie St
• Monash Park (football ground), Corner of Bolton and Nowranie St
KORALEIGH
• Koraleigh Recreation Reserve, Koraleigh Rd
LOCKHART
• Green St Water Tower, 67 Green St
• Walter Day Park, Urana St
• Galore Hill Scenic Reserve
MATHOURA
• Mathoura Visitor & Business Centre, Cobb Hwy
• Mathoura Skate Park, Corner of Morris & Mathoura Sts
• Soldiers Memorial Gardens, Livingstone St
• Memorial Park, Lawrence St
• Harry McCormick Reserve, Moama St
• Mathoura Recreation Reserve, Morris St
• Picnic Point Reserve, Picnic Point Rd
MAYRUNG
• Mayrung Hall, 1956 Mayrung Rd
MOAMA
• Moama Adventure, Playground, Perricoota Rd
• Moama Apex Park, Cnr Blair & Francis Sts
• Moama Brian Sharp Reserve, Kildare Ave
• Moama Kerabee Soundshell, Blair St
• Cnr of Cobb Hwy & Meninya St
• Moama Lions Park, Meninya St
MOULAMEIN
• Moulamein Howard Park, Morago St
• Moulamein South Recreation Reserve, Moulamein Rd
MORUNDAH
• Morundah Park, Browley St
MULWALA
• Apex Park, Pool Ave
• Purtle Park Adventure Playground, 50 Melbourne St
MURRAY DOWNS
• Murray Downs Playground, Murray Downs Dr
OAKLANDS
• Oaklands Recreation Reserve, Patey St
• Coronation Park, Milthorpe St
• Couglan Park, Milthorpe St
PLEASANT HILLS
• Pleasant Hills Park, Ryan St
RAND
• Memorial Park, Kindra St
THE ROCK
• Coronation Park, 107 Urana St
TOCUMWAL
• Foreshore Park, Deniliquin Rd & Anzac Avenue
• Library Park, 57-67 Deniliquin Rd
TOOLEYBUC
• Tooleybuc Mensforth Park,
• Murray St
• Tooleybuc Recreation Reserve, Lockhart Rd
URANA
• MacKnight Park, Anna St
• Urana Aquatic Centre, Federation Way
WAKOOL
• Wakool Playground Park, LaPerouse St
WANGANELLA
• Wanganella Park, Cobb Hwy
WOMBOOTA
• Womboota Hall, Moira St
YERONG CREEK
• Stan Galvin Park, Plunkett St
• Yerong Creek Camping Area, Plunkett St
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Southern Riverina STREET ART GUIDE
BarHAM-KOONDROOK
❑ Redgum Statue Walk statues by Kevin Guilders and Angela Polglaze
❑ Water Tower by Gus Eagleton
Barooga
❑ Barooga Botanical Gardens - Wood Carved sculpture of Indigenous Animals by Mark Rosenbrock
❑ Barooga Botanical GardensMosaic poles by Kerrie Murrell
Berrigan
❑ Big Galah, Chanter Street by Tank and Tobin Sculpture Works (Tank and Steve Tobin)
❑ Berrigan Library
❑ Berrigan Heritage Museum
❑ Hayes Park
❑ Royal Hotel
❑ Old Momalong Hotel
❑ CWA Rooms
❑ Berrigan Shire Council building
❑ The Blue Highways Gallery
❑ Sojourn Station Art Studio
❑ Proposed Silo Mural Near Apex Park - COMING SOON!
BOOROORBAN
❑ Long Paddock Sculpture - ‘The Headless Horseman’ by Geoff Hocking, Black Swamp Rest
❑ Booroorban Hall, Headless Horseman panels by Marg Radeski
BOREE CREEK
❑ ‘Last Train from Boree’ Tim Fischer tribute Scrap Metal Sculpture by Andrew Whitehead, Boree Creek Park, Drummond St
❑ ‘Swagman and Rusty’ Scrap Metal Sculpture by Andrew Whitehead, Drummond St
Coleambally
❑ Mosaic Wine Glass Water Tower
❑ Brolga sculpture - town sign
CoROWA
❑ ‘Possum, Echidna, Red Capped Robin and Golden Whistler’ mural by Kade Fielder/ Corowa High School students, Memorial Plaza of Sanger St
❑ Memorial Plaza Interactive Mural, Sanger St by artist
River Country Art Trail is a living gallery, winding through Moama, Mathoura, Barham, Moulamein and Tooleybuc. The striking water tower mural in Moama sets the tone for the trail. Painted by the renowned artist Twoone (Hiroyasu Tsuri), the mural, titled Blue Crane and Friends, celebrates the town’s deep connection to nature and cultural heritage. Inspired by Yorta Yorta stories, the mural features the white-faced heron, locally known as the blue crane, a bird of great significance to the Yorta Yorta people.
Kade Fielder / Corowa High School students
❑ Our Place Mural, Woolworths
❑ Wacky Bird Gallery, Edward St by artist Chris Upton
❑ Shearing of the Rams Mural, Corowa Museum, Queen St by artist Tracy Hancock
❑ Sculpture Mosaic, Corowa Community Garden
❑ Corowa Art Space, 100 Edward St
❑ Gallery 294, 294 Honour Ave
DARLINGTON POINT
❑ UNDERWAYDarlington Point War Memorial Swimming Pool mural by artist Jordan Lucky.
❑ Waddi Cultural Centre, Carrington St, indigenous art by Allan McKenzie.
❑ Wiradjuri Walk Big River artwork, Bridge & Stock St
DAYSDALE
❑ ‘Hardworking Horse Sculpture’ by Artist Doug Monroe.
Deniliquin
❑ ‘Our River’ art installation by Rachel Braybon, wharf next to Deniliquin National Bridge, cnr Napier & George Sts.
❑ Werrpanakata Fish Park at Brown Park, off Hardinge St, Deniliquin
❑ Deniliquin Children’s Centre, Whitelock St
❑ Deniliquin Water Tower by Cam Scales, cnr Whitelock and Russell Sts
❑ ‘Reutilise’ by Stuart Taylor, George St
❑ Ute Muster gates, Conargo Rd
❑ ‘Shod’ by Jonathan Leahy, George St
❑ ‘Cut’ by Jonathan Leahy, Davidson Street Rest Area
❑ Ute on the Pole, Charlotte St
❑ Fish and Eagle, Davidson St
❑ Stuart Taylor workshop, Sloane St
FINLEY
❑ School of Arts 120 year anniversary mural, Wollamai St
❑ Finley Historical Museum and Log Cabin, Murray St
❑ Bowls Mural by Damian Mitchell, Finley Bowling Club
❑ Clydesdales Mural by Damian Mitchell, Finley Bowling Club
❑ Bob Brooks/1951 FX Holden Mural by Damian Mitchell, Railway Park/ Boomerang Motors
❑ Mural by Damian Mitchell, Finley Quality Meats
❑ ‘Spiderbait’ Mural by Damian Mitchell, Tuppal Hotel
❑ ‘Shane Crawford’ Mural, Tuppal Hotel
❑ Merino Ram Mural, Tuppal Hotel
❑ St Joseph’s Primary School, Coree St
❑ Laneway beside Finley Pharmacy, Murray St
HOWLONG
❑ ‘God’s Country’ mural, IGA Carpark, Hawkins Street by artist Tracy Hancock
❑ Mural, 1/2 Acre Cafe, Hawkins Street, Howlong. Artist, Luna
❑ Howlong’s Enchanted Hut, Memorial Park, Pearce St
Jerilderie
❑ Ned Kelly and General Sir John Monash sculpture by Brett Garling.
❑ Mural by Ling, Jerilderie Swimming Pool
❑ Yo-thun-in-yuna mural, Murrumbidgee Shire office, 35 Jerilderie St
❑ Wedge-Tailed Eagle mural, Jerilderie Bakery
❑ Mechanics Institute Free Library mural, Powell Street
❑ Ned Kelly sculpture, Jerilderie Bakery
❑ Steel Wings Windmill, Luke Park Lockhart
❑ Lockhart Water Tower Mural
- Waterfall, native flora and fauna by Scott Nagy and Janne Birkner (Krimsone), Green St
❑ The Big Kangaroo and The Big Emu by Stephen Coburn
❑ Pioneers Memorial Gateway, Lockhart Showground
❑ Urana Street:
- ‘The Eagle’ by Stuart Taylor
- ‘The 9 Martyrs’ by John Wood
- ‘Going to the Dance’ by Stuart Spragg
- ‘My Waratah’ by Raeleen Pfeiffer
- ‘Good Old Days’ by Keith Simpson
- ‘Click Goes The Shears’ by Stuart Spragg, Greens Gunyah Museum
❑ Brookong Lagoon:
- Lockhart Love Locks
- ‘The Mob’ by David Doyle
❑ Green Street:
- ‘Rusty Cockatoo’ by Sean Meaney
- ‘Inland Pelicans’ by Bob Teasdale
- ‘Peace’ by Colin Wiese
- ‘Get Around Back’ by Stuart Spragg
❑ CWA Park, Green Street:
- ‘Horse Power’ by Stuart Taylor
- ‘Emu Family’ by Stuart Taylor
- ‘Bonnie Dog’ by Stuart Taylor
❑ Greens Gunyah Museum & Doris Golder Wool Art
❑ Heritage Verandahs and Etched Pavers
❑ ‘Australian Rain Dragon’ by Andrew Whitehead located at Lockhart’s Brookong St entrance
❑ Pastoral Shadows of Brookong - 20 individual sculptures including ‘A Drover’s Life’ and ‘Horse and Plow’ by Stuart Spragg
LOWESDALE
❑ ‘Shearing of the Ram’ Scrap Metal Sculpture by Andrew Whitehead, Federation Way
Mathoura
❑ Mathoura Water Tower Mural by spanish artist Dulk.
❑ Mathoura Bowling Club mural by Zowie Crump.
❑ Badja Bayaderra (long neck turtle) and Azure Kingfisher murals - Mathoura Public School
❑ Long Paddock Sculptures‘The Drover and Horse’ by Corey Thomas and ‘The Timber Cutters’ by Geoff Hocking, Visitor Information Centre
❑ Mural, Mathoura Railway Station
❑ Bert Dolan Arch by Julie Guinan, Donna McClusky & Heidi Glenn, Picnic Point
❑ Timber Cutters Sculpturs, Edward River Campground, Duggans Rd
❑ Mathoura Bra Fence
MILBRULONG
❑ ‘Milbrulong - Rosellas’ Water Tower by Scott Nagy Krimsone
MOAMA
❑ Moama Water Tower Mural by Japanese born artist Twoone
❑ Long Paddock Sculpture‘The Barge’ by Geoff Hocking, Kerrabee Sound Shell
❑ ‘La Belle Helene’ by David Maughan, Moama Botanic Gardens
❑ Moama Adventure Playround, Perricoota Rd
❑ Bridge Art project
MORUNDAH
❑ ‘Toolbox & Jockey,’ by Andrew Whitehead
❑ Tree carvings
MOULAMEIN
❑ Moulamein Water Tower Mural by Heesco, Pretty Pine Rd
❑ Moulamein Art Gallery
❑ Mural, Service Station
❑ Sandy’s Art Studio, Mosaics, 41 Brougham St
MULWALA
❑ ‘Murray Cod’ by Andrew Whitehead, Digger
Loughnan Fishing Jetty
❑ ‘King of the River Bike Rack’, Andrew Whitehead, Digger Loughnan Fishing Jetty
OAKLANDS
❑ ‘Orchid in a Teacup’, Outside CWA Rooms, Milthorpe St
❑ ‘Peoplescape’, Oaklands
Vintage Machinery Museum
❑ Mural, Coronation Park
PRETTY PINE
❑ Long Paddock Sculpture‘Smoko’ by Geoff Hocking, Pretty Pine Hotel
THE ROCK
❑ Gallipoli Panels, Avenue of Honour
❑ Tootool Sculpture Park, The Rock to Lockhart Rd
❑ Strayleaves Art Studio, cnr of McGeachies Ln and Collingullie Rd.
Tocumwal
❑ ‘Ned’, ‘Rosie’ and ‘Mathilda’ the cockatoos, ‘Kenny’ the kookaburra, wedge tail eagle, blue wrens and more, Ulupna Island, 610 Ulupna Bridge Road, Ulupna Station, 7km from Tocumwal
❑ The Big Cod, Deniliquin Rd
❑ Mural, March’s IGA building
URANA
❑ ‘Not so Itsy’ the giant spider water tower by Andrew Whitehead, Federation Way
❑ ‘Savannah Goanna’ by Andrew Whitehead, Stephen St
❑ ‘Sheep at the Trough’, Federation Way and End St
❑ Tractor on a Pole, Victoria Park, Federation Way, Urana
WANGANELLA
❑ Long Paddock Sculpture - ‘The Headless Horseman’ by Geoff Hocking, Black Swamp Rest ❑ Peppin Merino Memorial
Corowa
Howlong
FOSTERVILLE
Sand magic on the Murray
This summer, Echuca-Moama invites you to experience pure magic as the banks of the Murray River transform into a whimsical world inspired by the timeless tale Alice in Wonderland.
Wonderland on the Murray is a spectacular crossborder collaboration between Murray River Council, Campaspe Shire Council and the Campaspe Port Enterprise — bringing an unforgettable adventure to life for visitors of all ages.
Picture this: giant, handcrafted sand sculptures depicting your favourite Wonderland characters scattered throughout Echuca-Moama, creating an enchanting trail for families and explorers alike.
Begin your journey at the historic Port of Echuca, where Alice tumbles down the rabbit hole into a realm of imagination.
From there, wander to the Aquatic Reserve, home to eight breathtaking installations showcasing iconic moments from the story.
Along the way, meet the mischievous Cheshire Cat, the ever-hurried White Rabbit, the regal Queen of Hearts and the playful Tweedle twins.
Cross the river into Moama, where Alice re-emerges at Kerrabee Reserve, and finish your adventure at the Moama Soundshell, where the famous Tea Party awaits — complete with more beloved characters and plenty of photo-worthy moments.
With no other town in Australia offering a summer sand sculpture trail of this kind, Wonderland on the Murray promises to be a must-see highlight, delivering magical ‘wow’ moments for all ages.
Created by Sandstorm Events, Australia’s leading sand sculpture specialists, this free event runs for 12 weeks throughout summer.
For sneak peeks and updates, follow Visit EchucaMoama on social media or visit visitechucamoama. com.au/wonderland-on-the-murray
Don’t miss your chance to step into Wonderland — right here on the Murray!
Camel rides, horse trail rides & so much more!
Nestled just 10 minutes from the historic twin towns of Echuca–Moama on the Murray River, Billabong Ranch is your vibrant adventure park and family-friendly escape — packed with outdoor fun, animal encounters, and rustic country charm. Come experience the magic for yourself!
Spread across 390 acres of picturesque countryside, this family-owned and operated ranch is a beloved getaway for locals and tourists alike. Billabong Ranch is best known for its wide array of activities that cater to all ages and interests.
Horse lovers can enjoy scenic trail rides through bushland and along the Goulburn and Murray Rivers, while younger visitors can try gentle pony rides. For something a little different, camel rides offer a memorable way to explore the landscape and capture some great photos.
The Fun Park is packed with attractions, including an 18-hole mini golf course, bungee trampolines,
a bouldering wall, archery, pedal boats, and even a merry-go-round. Animal lovers will enjoy the Animal Nursery, where they can meet and interact with a variety of friendly farm animals.
For those seeking a more relaxed experience, Billabong Ranch offers carriage rides to the nearby Cape Horn Vineyard. Guests can enjoy a leisurely journey through the countryside, complete with wood-fired pizza and wine tasting upon arrival.
The ranch is ideal for school camps, group retreats, or family holidays, and also hosts weddings, parties, and corporate events, providing a scenic and versatile venue. Whether you’re after adventure, relaxation,
or a bit of both, this charming ranch delivers an unforgettable experience in the heart of Victoria’s countryside.
The Billabong Ranch Fun Park is open six days a week but is closed to the public while school groups are on site. Ring ahead on (03) 5483 5122 to check availability.
For more information on all attractions, and to book horse trail or camel rides, visit www.billabongranch. com.au
Riverfront charm and heritage
Step back in time...
Explore the Moulamein Heritage Village which features the historic Werai Horse Stables, Jeraly Woolshed and more. Discover farming history, vintage machinery and a unique community venue.
Tucked away in a tranquil bend of the Edward and Billabong rivers, Moulamein — the oldest town in the Riverina — offers an unforgettable summer getaway that captures the essence of rural NSW.
The town’s name nods to its Aboriginal origins, meaning “meeting of the water,” and a serene union of landscapes beckons visitors to unwind and explore. Visiting in summer offers long, warm days ideal for winding walks and riverside relaxation.
Begin your visit with the scenic Moulamein River Walk, a self-guided trail along the Edward River and Billabong Creek. Towering river red gums provide shade for spotting native wildlife — including kangaroos, goannas, and kookaburras — and storytelling signboards mark the Wamba Wamba people’s enduring cultural ties. At the statutory midpoint sits the iconic Big Tree, a majestic 11m circumference River Red Gum estimated to be between 300 and 500 years old. It’s not just a natural giant, but a heritage symbol for community gatherings.
You can then step back into the 19th-century vibrancy of the river port era at the Old Moulamein Wharf. It’s a wooden reminder of paddle-steamers, with interpretive plaque displays. Across town, impressive heritage sites beckon. This includes the 1890 Moulamein courthouse, and the preserved Moulamein Heritage Village, complete with an old schoolhouse, blacksmith shop, and Mooloomoon Shearing Shed. The Heritage Village offers visitors a hands-on glimpse into the daily lives of early settlers, farmers, and shearers. The site also showcases machinery, tools, and donated artefacts like a Buffalo Pitt traction engine, bringing local history vibrantly to life.
With picnic facilities, toilets, and strong accessibility, Moulamein is a welcoming destination for families, school groups, and heritage lovers. Enrich your visit by exploring each building at your own pace, stepping back into rural NSW life. Every exhibit tells a rich story of resilience, innovation, and community spirit.
For a little rest and relaxation, Moulamein Lake offers a calm haven where black swans glide through open skies — perfect for family picnics, barbecues, or quiet afternoon swims. The nearby Edward River Boat Ramp makes the town a local favourite for fishing and camping along the waterways. Refresh and refuel at one of the local eateries, or the Moulamein Art Gallery & Café.
Moulamein may be small in size, but its storytelling heart and natural beauty make it a true discovery.
A family adventure worth the trip
If you’re looking for the perfect excuse to pack the car, gather the kids, and enjoy an unforgettable regional escape, mark Saturday, March 7 in Jerilderie on your calendar.
The Jerilderie Fun Fair will be set against the picturesque backdrop of Monash Park Oval. This beloved twilight event is quickly becoming one of the Riverina’s must-see annual celebrations.
Now in its fourth year, the fair continues to grow, drawing families, day-trippers, and holiday-makers from across the region. Designed to be fun, affordable, and welcoming for all, entry is just $10 for adults. Kids enter free, and once you’re inside, all the rides are free too. It’s the kind of value that makes parents smile and kids cheer.
This year’s line-up promises plenty of reasons to arrive early and stay late. Thanks to generous community sponsors, visitors can spin, laugh, and scream on the Cha Cha, which joins an impressive suite of attractions for thrill-seekers big and small. Local favourite Shane McGrath Music will light up the stage from 5pm, creating the perfect soundtrack as the sun sets and the park comes alive with colour and energy.
One of last year’s most beloved highlights — the twilight cinema — is returning. It will transform the oval into an open-air movie experience that brings families together under the stars. But the newest addition is set to steal the show — chicken races! Making their Jerilderie debut, these quirky, crowd-pleasing races are guaranteed to have everyone laughing and cheering from the sidelines. The first race kicks off at 4.30pm, and we know you’ll want a front-row seat.
A wander through the bustling market lanes is a treat in itself. Visitors can browse an array of handcrafted goods and homemade delights, including sweet treats and local snacks, home-grown produce, wooden crafts and garden décor, macramé, jewellery and children’s toys, and sewn goods and artisan creations. Whether you’re hunting for the perfect gift, supporting local makers, or just enjoying a browse, the market stalls offer a slice of community charm you won’t find anywhere else.
If you’ve been searching for the perfect weekend getaway or a family adventure that promises memories without the price tag, the Jerilderie Fun Fair is calling. Pack a picnic rug, bring your sense of adventure, and discover why this smalltown fair is fast becoming a tourism favourite.
JERILDERIE FUN FAIR
SATURDAY 7 MARCH 2026
FINLEY Tractor Pull
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21
Rev up your summer
This February, Finley roars to life with the Finley Tractor Pull on Saturday, February 21.
Presented by the Finley Community Tractor Pull Committee in conjunction with the Downunder Modified Tractor Pulling Association, the event promises a full-throttle spectacle for horsepower lovers and families alike.
Spectators will marvel at custom-built machines hauling sleds. Competition spans nine thrilling classes — from mini-modified and super mini to open modified, 2WD trucks, and pro-stock beasts. Crowd numbers have reached 1,200 to 1,500 in recent years, and organisers receive strong support from other local groups and organisations to help cater to the crowds.
The event raises funds for the community, attracts competitors from across the country, and drives local hospitality. Gates typically open around 3pm, with tail lights glowing at about 4.30pm, and pulling begins around 6pm. Finley is round five in the Down Under MTPA calendar, so expect some fierce competition.
Take up your position in the grandstand seating, or bring your own chair or picnic rug, and enjoy food trucks, a fully catered bar, and family-friendly vibes. Add it to your summer bucket list now! More event details, registration, and competition rules are available via the Finley Community Tractor Pull Committee Inc. Facebook page or the Down Under MTPA website.
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The Southern Riverina's welcoming heartland
Nestled on the Newell Highway, 20 km north of the Murray River, Finley is a vibrant gateway to the Riverina’s farms, waterways, and warm hospitality.
Finley delivers a genuine slice of Riverina life — riverside beauty, pioneering history, vibrant local culture, and friendly faces. Whether you’re exploring museums, paddling on the lake, attending a community event, or sipping local coffee, Finley offers a memorable rural escape with something for every traveller. It’s small in size, but bountiful in experience.
Following are some of the highlights:
Heritage and history
Finley Pioneer Rail Museum – Step back into the steam era at this original station and depot, home to restored carriages and expert volunteers.
Finley Historical Museum & Log Cabin – Explore exhibits housed in the 1896 Myrtle Park School and original McAllister Homestead, showcasing machinery and artefacts spanning a century.
Finley Foundry Museum – Dive into the industrial past of JT & EN Close with vintage tools, documents, and memorabilia. [finley.org.au]
Outdoors
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Finley Lake – A favourite for walking, jogging, canoeing, fishing (Murray cod, golden perch), bird watching, swimming, and family picnics. The adjacent caravan park offers cabins, kitchens, firepits, and petfriendly amenities.
Memorial Park, Canoe Tree Park, and Railway Park –These green spaces feature playgrounds, barbecues, large red gums, and the Canoe Tree’s Indigenous heritage storyboards — a perfect stop for relaxation and reflection.
Arts and community
Town murals – Discover colourful street art around town, including Tuppal Hotel tributes to local legends Shane Crawford and Spiderbait.
Community gatherings – Ongoing events are promoted by the Chamber of Commerce, including art fairs, local sports fundraisers, and small-town celebrations. Go to finley.org.au for more.
LOCAL NEWS
LOCAL NEWS AND INFORMATION
The Deniliquin Pastoral Times and Southern Riverina News are our local newspapers in the Southern Riverina, NSW. They contain local news, events, sport and real estate. You’ll find your copy at newsagents, supermarkets and service stations in the area, or simply call into our offices for your copy.
Deniliquin Pastoral Times, 230 Cressy St, Deniliquin. Phone (03) 5881 2322.
Southern Riverina News, 17 Pinnuck St, Finley. Phone (03) 5883 1033.
WE’RE ALSO ONLINE
For the latest news and photos, jump on our websites or find us on Facebook. www.denipt.com.au, www.southernriverinanews.com.au.
Where adventure meets tranquillity
Where adventure meets tranquillity
Set on the banks of the majestic Murray River, Tocumwal is a hidden gem that blends natural beauty, rich history, and endless adventure.
Known for its stunning river beaches, Tocumwal boasts more than 20 sandy stretches - perfect for swimming, fishing, or simply soaking up the sun.
The calm waters make it a haven for boating and kayaking enthusiasts, while anglers flock here for the chance to reel in iconic Murray cod.
Beyond the river, Tocumwal charms visitors with its vibrant town centre, dotted with boutique shops, cozy cafés, and country pubs serving hearty meals.
Aviation buffs will love the Tocumwal Aviation Museum, which tells the fascinating story of the town’s role as a World War II airbase.
Nature lovers can explore scenic walking and cycling trails, spot native wildlife, or enjoy a round of golf at the picturesque Tocumwal Golf Club - one of Australia’s top regional courses.
For those seeking relaxation, riverside camping and caravan parks offer the perfect escape under starry skies.
Whether you’re chasing outdoor adventure, family fun, or a peaceful retreat, Tocumwal delivers an unforgettable Murray River experience.
Unwind in Berrigan
Looking for a peaceful summer escape? Berrigan offers the perfect blend of country charm and outdoor adventure.
This welcoming town is rich in history, nature, and community spirit.
Start your visit with the Berrigan & District Heritage Museum, where fascinating displays tell the story of pioneering life.
Then, wander through the Heritage Walk, discovering historic buildings and local stories along the way.
For nature lovers, the Tank Paddock Nature Reserve is a must - ideal for birdwatching, bushwalking, and soaking up the serenity of native flora.
Summer in Berrigan means lazy afternoons in shady parks, family picnics, and refreshing dips in the town’s free public swimming pool - a rare treat in Australia!
With friendly cafés, country pubs, and boutique shops, Berrigan is a destination where you can slow down, relax, and reconnect with the simple pleasures of life.
KEEP COOL this summer
Summers in the Riverina boast plenty of sun-filled days that allow to you explore from early in the morning until late in the evening, thanks to Daylight Saving time. But on those days you wish to just relax, or escape the dry summer heat, each of the communities in this district feature an array of ways to cool down. We explore some of those for you:
Barooga
Part of the ever-expanding Barooga Adventure Park, the toddler-friendly water play zone alongside Bullanginya Lagoon includes a gentle water slide and splash pad designed with younger children in mind. There’s also a spray loop, and interactive ground sprays. The Adventure Park area is a winner with older kids too, with four individual trampolines, two flying foxes and a huge climbing frame keeping everyone busy for hours. It is located on Golf Course Rd.
Berrigan
Berrigan’s pool was renovated at the end of 2019, with new facilities to compliment the large and children’s-size pools. It also has multiple shaded areas and enough grassed area for the children to enjoy. It is located on Momalong St, Berrigan and entry is free!
Finley
The Finley Memorial Pool reopens this summer with new facilities too. The new modern, fit-for-purpose building incorporates change rooms and toilets tailored for families and the disabled, as well as a new kiosk area. The large L-shaped adult pool has enough room for all families and a shallow pool is also available for the younger kids. It is located on the Newell Highway, just north of Finley’s CBD.
Coleambally
At Coly, swimmers have free access to a 25-metre lap and recreational pool, shaded medium pool, and shaded toddler’s pool. The facility also includes change rooms and shaded picnic tables and a barbecue. All children under 14 need to be supervised by an adult. The pool is open six days a week, closed only on Mondays, and closes early on Fridays for Swim Club. A privately run senior water aerobics class also uses the pools on Wednesday and Friday mornings during school terms. The pool is located on Falcon Road, Coleambally.
Corowa
Visit the newly constructed Corowa Aquatic Centre located on Edward St, Corowa. It features several aquatic and leisure facilities from an outdoor 50m Olympic sized pool, an indoor 25m heated pool, splash park, café, and a merchandise shop – just in case you forgot your togs. A refreshing and resourced facility, the Corowa Aquatic centre is a must for locals and visitors alike this summer. Looking for a more natural option? Then explore the various natural waterways Corowa has to offer, from the Corowa Lagoon, the Memorial Park, and the Lions Park there’s plenty of spots to take a dip in the mighty Murray River.
Darlington Point
Darlington Point has a wide selection of ways to cool off this summer. The Darlington Point War Memorial Swimming Pool includes a 25m lap and recreational pool, shaded medium pool and shaded toddler’s pool. It also includes a kiosk, change rooms, shaded picnic tables and barbecue, and is located on Stock St. There are also 15 beaches in and around Darlington Point, situated on the Murrumbidgee River. They include Swaggy’s Beach, Alfie’s Beach, Dolan’s Beach, Clive’s Corner, Horrie’s
Beach, Paradise Beach, Bunyip Hole, Whittaker’s Bend, Reserve Beach, Lady Jane Beach, Boomerang Beach, Waradgery Beach, Digger’s Beach, The Point Beach and what’s affectionately known as Town Beach at the Darlington Point Caravan Park.
Deniliquin
You’re spoiled for choice with places to cool down in Deniliquin. If you’re not enjoying McLean or Willoughby’s Beach, the Deniliquin Swim Centre’s three outdoor pools and splash park is the place to be. The splash park features sunflower showers, water guns and a dump bucket. There are also toddler-friendly elements including a leaf race and bucket filler. The splash park offers sun protection for its users with two shade sails sheltering the equipment. While it’s not likely to be your first pick over the summer months, the Deniliquin Swim Centre also has a heated hydrotherapy pool. Newly updated facilities are also available at the pool, which is located in Poictiers St and right next door to the Scott’s Park Adventure Playground.
Jerilderie
There’s an inviting 25m, six lane lap and recreational pool waiting for you at Jerilderie Swimming Pool, as well as a wader’s pool with water fountains. The amenities block has been refurbished in the last few years. You’ll also find a shaded medium pool, shaded seating and a barbecue – escape the heat and make a day of it. The pool is located at 119 Jerilderie St, Jerilderie and is open from 6am to 10am and 1pm to 7pm weekdays, and 9am to 7pm on weekends. Entry to the pool is free thanks to a Murrumbidgee Council subsidisation program.
Moama
Home to an enormous ‘floating playground’, Moama’s Aqua Island is a great opportunity to cool off and burn some energy. Located 500m east of Deep Creek Marina, the island features several jumping platforms, obstacles, and slides - all connected and floating in a large, clean, and refreshing lake – a must see for any fans of the TV show ‘Wipe Out’. Moama also boasts two perfect spots to camp and cool off this summer. Moama Beach offers visitors one of the best places to access the Murray River for swimming and recreation. Access to the area is found at the end of Blair St, Moama. Betts Beach also offers a chance to relax and take a dip, with access via Simmie Rd in Echuca. Here you can swim in the shadow of the iconic bridge that links NSW and Victoria. Relax in the water with views of the beautiful scenery, Echuca Wharf and wave to the historic paddle steamers chugging past.
Oaklands
The Oaklands Swimming Pool caters for all ages and provides seasonal swimming lessons. Set within the centre of town, just walking distance from the main street, the facility features a 33-metre pool, toddlers’ pool, kiosk, change rooms with hot showers, plenty of grass and picnic facilities, dedicated and personable lifeguarding team. Whether the kids are learning to swim or you’re just wanting to cool off on a hot day, there is plenty of room for all abilities.
Tocumwal
Visitors and locals alike flock the Murray River, and particularly Town Beach, when they are in Tocumwal. But if you’re looking for something a little different, or your little ones are not a fan of the sand, the splash park on the Tocumwal Foreshore is the place to be. The features are designed to reflect Tocumwal’s proud WWII history as a US and Royal Australian Airforce Base. A B24-style dumper bucket takes pride of place, and there are water cannons, ‘propeller’ showers and more than 100 other water features. The town pool is also a short distance from the splash park, and both are located near the CBD.
Urana
The Urana Aquatic Centre is a unique and serene attraction. A man-made lake developed on the site of Urana’s original water supply reservoir, perfect for water skiing, fishing, bird watching and just about any other water activity you can think of. With the play equipment and 5km walking trail, there is plenty to do for the whole family. A perfect place to drop in a line and try your luck, the Aquatic Centre is frequently restocked with Murray cod and golden perch. The adjacent J&M Smith Flora and Fauna Reserve created in 1996 is an ideal spot for those interested in exploring the local animal and plant life, with an abundance of native birds including red-rumped parrot, brown treecreeper, striated pardalote, spiny-cheeked honeyeater, striped honeyeater, the regionally uncommon, greycrowned babbler and when the lake is flooded waterbirds flock to the area.
Yarrawonga
Visit the impressive Aquazone, a sprawling inflatable park that rests atop the natural expansive beauty of Lake Mulwala. The aquatic play area covers 10,000 metres and caters for kids five years to adults who love a fun challenge. Complete with trampolines, slides, and even a rock-climbing wall, the Aquazone at Lake Mulwala is an impressive and unique attraction. Yarrawonga’s picturesque setting along the Murray River includes a splash park that has entertainment for the whole family. Ride the waterslide, play under motion activated water features, or relax under the rotunda. There’s also a barbecue, public toilets, and shaded seating areas. It’s located on Lake Mulwala in Bank St. The splash park features spray fountains, a slide and a kiosk serving snacks and drinks. Bring your chairs or stretch out under a shady tree while the kids wear themselves out.
Stay and play... ACCOMMODATION
Berrigan Caravan Park
104-120 Jerilderie St. E info@berrigancaravanpark.com.au Ph 0400 563 979. www.berrigancaravanpark.com.au
A small friendly Park with generous powered caravan sites, cabin’s for short or long term stays, pet friendly and within walking distance to shops, pubs, club and pool (Nov-Mar).
DENI GOLF RESORT
1 Golf Club Road, Deniliquin. Reservations: (03) 5881 3835. www.denigolfresort.com.au
Nestled between the Deniliquin Golf Course and the Murray Valley Regional Park, and the Edward River just a short walk away. It’s the perfect spot for a family holiday, golfing trip, bird watching or a quiet getaway for nature lovers.
CENTREPOINT MOTEL
399 Cressy St, Deniliquin. www.centrepointmoteldeni.com Phone: (03) 5881 3544. E: als@centrepointmoteldeni.com
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Stay and play... ACCOMMODATION
DENILIQUIN COUNTRY CLUB MOTOR INN
68-72 Crispe Street, Deniliquin. Ph (03) 5881 5299. www.countryclubdeni.com.au
Affordable units with smart TV’s WiFi, electric blankets, fridge, microwave, tea/coffee and air-conditioned. Adjacent the RSL and Bowling Clubs. Electrical Vehicle Charging Station.
Finley Lakeside Tourist Park
1-19 Murray Street, Finley. Phone 03 5883 1170. A quiet, pet-friendly retreat. Adjacent to the lake for fishing and kayaking, next to the swimming pool, and an easy walk to town. Enjoy large drive-through powered sites and well-appointed cabins, perfect for travellers. Close to shops, hotels, and the club. Under New Management.
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Advertise your business in the next edition of Southern Riverina What’s On Stay and Play Accommodation Guide. Contact Sam Wake or Amber King in our Deniliquin office, phone (03) 5881 2322 or email whatson@denipt.com.au or contact Sarah Bain in our Finley office, phone (03) 5883 1033 or email sarah.bain@southernriverinanews.com.au The Finley Palm Motor Inn
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Stay and play... DINING GUIDE
Don’s Kitchen
6-8 Niemur Street, Barham. Ph (03) 5451 1802. https://clubarham.com.au/donskitchenchinese Chinese and Malaysian Cuisine. Delicious selections available. Open Wednesday to Sunday for lunch and dinner. Dine in or takeaway. Newly decorated restaurant and renovated bar.
DENILIQUIN BOWLING CLUB RESTAURANT
259 Wick Street, Deniliquin. Phone 03 5881 3011. Website: www.deniliquinbowlingclub.com.au/food-drink-1
Enjoy delicious Chinese, Thai, and Australian dishes in a cozy setting. Great lunch specials. Open Tuesday 5pm-10pm and Wednesday-Sunday 11:30am2pm and 5pm-10pm. Join us for an unforgettable dining experience!
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Advertise your business in the next edition of Southern Riverina What’s On Stay and Play Dining Guide. Contact Sam Wake or Amber King in our Deniliquin office, phone (03) 5881 2322 or email whatson@denipt.com.au or contact Sarah Bain in our Finley office, phone (03) 5883 1033 or email sarah.bain@southernriverinanews.com.au
River Gum Bistro & Café
6-8 Niemur Street, Barham. Ph (03) 5451 1800. www.clubarham.com.au/eat-drink
From club classics or unique specialties to weekend breakfast, the revitalised River Gum Bistro & Café has got you covered for a good feed. Dine in or takeaway available 7 days.
Deniliquin mcdonalds
386-388 Charlotte Street, Deniliquin. Ph (03) 5881 7344. Open 6am – Midnight everyday. Inside and outside eating areas. Breakfast until 10am. McCafé – Coffee, Cakes, McMuffins, Gluten Free options. Party Room. Playland. Drivethru. Bike Racks. Menu Log.
BOWSER BEAN CAFé
125-127 Hardinge St, Deniliquin. Ph 03 5881 2411. Enjoy barista coffee, freshly made hot and cold food, and sweet treats. Don’t miss our weekly deals: Muffin Monday $3, Burger Wednesday $5, and Tradie Thursday $7 for a pie or sausage roll with a Schweppes/Pepsi 440ml drink. Find us at BP Deniliquin. Worth stopping for!
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COFFEE OASIS
285 Cressy Street, Deniliquin.
All-day breakfast and lunch menu, grab and go meals, amazing coffee blend, house products and locally made goodies also available to take home, yummy milkshakes with low GI sugar, and indoor and outdoor dining, so bring along your furry friends. Mon-Fri 7am-5pm, Sat-Sun 7am- 2.30pm.
DENILIQUIN
FLAGSTICK BISTRO, DENILIQUIN GOLF CLUB
Memorial Drive, Deniliquin. Phone 03 5881 1325.
We are thrilled to welcome the team from Flagstick Hospitality, who are launching an exciting new dining model for the club: 7 Days A Week! Get ready for a fresh new menu focused on bistro favourites and family dining! Lunch 11am-2.30pm, Dinner 5pm-8.30pm, extended hours on Friday/Saturday.
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is a local favourite, known for hearty pub meals at great prices. With generous portions, friendly service, and a welcoming atmosphere, it’s perfect for a casual meal. Dine in or out in the beer garden opposite Rocket Park and the Water Tower mural. Open Tuesday to Sunday.
DENILIQUIN
Coronation Park 107 Urana St, The Rock
The Rock Cemetery 67 Green St, Lockhart
The Rock Recreation Ground
Victoria Park, Wilson St, The Rock
TOCUMWAL
Apex Park (Skate Park) Deniliquin St, Tocumwal
Foreshore Park Deniliquin Rd & Anzac Avenue
Library Park 57-67 Deniliquin Rd, Tocumwal
Tocumwal Town Beach Town Beach Rd, Tocumwal
TOOLEYBUC
Tooleybuc Mensforth Park Murray St, Tooleybuc
Tooleybuc Recreation Reserve Lockhart Rd, Tooleybuc
URANA
Macknight Park 18 Anna St, Urana
Urana Aquatic Centre Federation Way, Urana
WAKOOL
Bass St Bass St, Wakool
Wakool DC Thomas Park Flinders St, Wakool
Wakool Playground Park LaPerouse St, Wakool
Wakool Recreation Reserve Dampier St, Wakool
Wanganella
Wanganella Park Cobb Hwy, Wanganella
YERONG CREEK
Stan Galvin Park Plunkett St, Yerong Creek
Yerong Creek Camping Area Plunkett St, Yerong Creek
BOAT RAMPS
• Barham - Noorong
St Boat Ramp
• Corowa - Lone Pine Ave
Corowa - Rowers Park, 2 Bridge Rd
• Corowa - Corowa Lagoon 100 Edward St, Corowa
• Corowa - Lions Park Sth Corowa, River St, South Corowa
• Darlington PointDarlington Point Boat Ramp, Kidman Way
• Deniliquin - Benarca Bend Boat Ramp, Stevens Weir Rd
• Deniliquin - Deniliquin Boat Club, Riverview Dr
• Deniliquin - Harfleur St
• Deniliquin - Lawson Syphon Lawson Syphon Rd
• Deniliquin - McLean Beach, Butler St
• Deniliquin - Riverside Caravan Park, Davidson St
• Deniliquin - Sloane St
• Deniliquin - Twin Rivers, Riverina Hwy
• Deniliquin - Willoughbys Beach, Memorial Drive
• Finley - Finley Lake, Riverina Hwy
• Hay - 4 Mile Boat Ramp, Maude Rd
• Hay - Sandy Point Rd Hay, Sandy Rd
• Hay - Soapworks Bend Boat Ramp, Jackson Rd
• Howlong - Lowe Square, 120 Hawkins St Howlong - Memorial Park, 70 Pearce St, Howlong
• Koondrook - Koondrook Public Boat Ramp, Koondrook Track
• Mathoura - Picnic Pt Mathoura - Murray River Picnic Point Rd
• Mathoura - Swifts Creek Boat Ramp Swifts Creek Rd
• Moama - 5 Mile Boat Ramp, River Rd
• Moama - Unnamed Rd off Edward St
• Moulamein - Town Boat Ramp McBean Place
• Mulwala - Purtle Park 24 Melbourne St,
• Mulwala - Owen Bridges Park, 107 Corowa Rd
DUMP POINTS
Berrigan - 119 Jerilderie St
• Coleambally - Kidman Way
• Coleambally - Lions Park, Kingfisher Ave
• Conargo - ConargoDeniliquin Rd Corowa - Rowers Park, 2 Bridge Rd
• Darlington Point - Lions Park, Sturt Hwy
• Deniliquin - Davidson St Rest Stop, 129 Davidson St
• Finley Showgrounds, Tongs St
• Hay - Dunera Way (Showgrounds Rd)
Howlong - Lowe Square, 120 Hawkins St
• Jerilderie - 13-19 Jerilderie St
• Lockhart - 163 Green St
• Moama - Twenty Four Lane
• Moulamein - Patterson St off Moulamein Rd between Tallow St & Sainsberry St Mulwala - Purtle Park, 24 Melbourne St
• The Rock - The Rock Recreation Ground, Wilson St,
• Tocumwal - 17-33 Deniliquin St, behind Palms Hotel, Dirt Rd 1km
• Tocumwal - Town Beach, Town Beach Rd
• Urana - Aquatic Centre, Federation Way
• Yerong Creek - Cole St
SKATEPARKS
• Barham - 52 Thule St
• Berrigan - 12 Momalong St
• Coleambally - Brolga Place Corowa - John St
• Darlington Point - Cnr Carrington & McAlister Sts
• Deniliquin - Cnr
Edwardes St & Civic Pl
• Finley - 76 Denison St
• Hay - Cnr Lachlan & Brunker St Howlong - 119 Hawkins St
• Jerilderie - 2 Jerilderie St
• Lockhart - 35 Brookong St
• Mathoura - Morris St
• Moama - Bartlett St
• Moulamein - 31 Morago St
• Tocumwal108 Deniliquin St
FREE OUTDOOR FITNESS EQUIPMENT
• Deniliquin - along the Beach to Beach walkButler St, Macauley St,
• Deniliquin - Davies Court Park Community Fitness Hub
Visitor Information
Deniliquin Visitor
Information Centre & Peppin Heritage Centre
295 George Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710
Freecall: 1800 650 712
Email: info@edwardriver. nsw.gov.au
Website: visitdeni.com.au
Echuca Moama Visitor Centre
Shop 1, 41 Murray Esplanade, Echuca VIC 3564
Freecall: 1800 804 446
Phone: 03 5481 0555
Email: info@echucamoama.com
Website: www. visitechucamoama.com.au
Mathoura Visitor and Business Centre
23 Moama Street (Cobb Hwy), Mathoura NSW 2710
Phone: 1300 087 004
Website: visitrivercountry.com.au
Barham Newsagency
36 Noorong St, Barham NSW 2732
Phone: (03) 5453 2043
Website: visitrivercountry.com.au
Tocumwal Accredited Visitor Information Centre
Shop 3, 2 Deniliquin Road, Tocumwal NSW 2714
Phone: 0447 333 114
Email: tourism@ berriganshire.nsw.gov.au
Website: www. visitthemurray.com.au
Yarrawonga
Mulwala Visitor Information Centre
2A Irvine Parade, Yarrawonga VIC 3730
Phone: (03) 5744 1989
Email: tourism@ yarrawongamulwala.com.au
Website: www. yarrawongamulwala.com.au
COROWA VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE
100 Edward St, Corowa NSW 2646
Phone: (02) 6033 3221
Freecall: 1800 814 054
Email: tourism@ federationcouncil.nsw.gov.au
Website: northofthemurray. com.au
Barooga Visitor Information Centre
2-4 Station Street, Cobram VIC 3644
Freecall: 1800 607 607
Email: tourism@ cobrambarooga.com.au
LOCKHART SHIRE Information Centre
Greens Gunyah Museum, 45 Urana St, Lockhart NSW 2656
Phone: (02) 6920 5674
Website: visitlockhartshire. com.au
Murrumbidgee Council
35 Jerilderie Street, Jerilderie NSW 2716
Phone: 1300 676 243
Luke Park, 63 Jerilderie St, Jerilderie
• Moama Adventure Playground, Perricoota Rd, Moama.
WOMBOOTA
Womboota Hall Moira St, Womboota
• Mulwala - Apex Park, 7 Pool Ave
• Mulwala - Kyffins Reserve Spring Dr
• Tocumwal - Tocumwal Boat Ramp (Downstream) Deniliquin Rd
• Tooleybuc - Murray St, Tooleybuc
• Urana - Aquatic Centre Federation Way
Echuca Moama Visitor Centre, Echuca
