Visit Deni

Visit Deni acknowledges the Wamba Wamba Perrepa Perrepa people who are the Traditional Custodians of the land and pays respect to Elders both past, present and future.

The greeting from local traditional owners is ‘Puthekaty larnangurruk telkuk-min’, ‘We welcome you to our country for a good visit’.

We ask that you care for our country during your time with us.

Dive into Deni

Country hospitality, proud history, natural beauty –and a place you’re always welcome. This is Deniliquin.

Whether you’re here on a pilgrimage to the iconic Deni Ute Muster, or just a relaxing riverside break with the family, Deni is the perfect place to get away from the fast pace of modern life and take it easy.

Deniliquin straddles the Edward River, where towering red gums meet expansive outback plains. Our sunny climate has drawn visitors here to enjoy the outdoors for generations, with plenty of fun on the water by day followed by some of the biggest starry skies you’ll ever see by night.

The Edward River region’s human history dates back tens of thousands of years. The region has remained home to the Barapa Barapa people since these early times. When European settlers arrived in the 1840s, the town grew quickly, fuelled by its riverside location, wool, rice and other crops.

Today, you’ll find Deni offers the perfect combination of natural wonders with swimming, fishing and boating spots as well as national parks, living lagoons and reserves at your doorstep. Complimented by a wide selection of cafes, pubs, bars and restaurants to enjoy in the heart of town.

The Edward River region offers something for everyone, topped off by friendly hospitality. Visit for our natural beauty. Visit for our art, history and town architecture. Visit for our river. Visit for our flora and fauna. Visit for our golf course, tennis courts, clay shooting range, fishing spots, MotoX track, cycling tracks and more.

Visit for the breather you deserve –away from the hustle and bustle - with delicious food, gift shopping and Visitor Services all within easy reach. You’re sure to enjoy time better spent in Deni.

Welcome

Visitor Information Centre

Make this your first stop! Our accredited Information Centre welcomes you with friendly staff and volunteers who will provide local maps and guidance, up-to-date information and top tips to enhance your stay in the Deniliquin area.

This is where you can also hire bikes, organise tours, research accommodation and shop for local gifts and souvenirs.

Our Visitor Information Centre is housed in the iconic Peppin Heritage Centre which also includes a beautiful gallery space, where exciting exhibitions interchange year-round, most notably the annual Bald Archy Prize. Various spaces in this centre are available for hire, including the Gallery and Gardens.

The Peppin Heritage Museum also lives here and is temporarily closed whilst it undergoes a major upgrade to create a more interactive experience, with funding from NSW Government Stronger Country Community Grant. Completion aimed for early 2026.

Our friendly staff and volunteers can help with accessibility guidance to make everyone’s visit to Deni an enjoyable one.

While you’re at the Visitor Information Centre, you can enjoy the outdoor garden space and exhibits and grab a coffee and bite from neighbouring The Crossing Café during their opening hours.

Deniliquin Visitor Information Centre

295 George Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 Open

Monday – Saturday 9am – 4pm.

Sundays 9am – 2pm.

Phone 1800 650 712 visitdeni.com

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Local tip!

The number of birds we have in Deni is incredible, ranging from superb fairy wrens, yellow rosellas, superb parrots right through to the majestic wedge tail eagles, black kites and nankeen kestrels. Just about anywhere in Deni you will see birds but if you’re an avid bird watcher or photographer, heading out along the Edward River (Kolety) and within the Island Sanctuary is a must!

Kerri Munnerley, Deniliquin

Reed Beds Bird Hide

48 hours in Deni

Day 1

Morning

Start your adventure with the Beach to Beach Walk, which links the town’s two most popular riverside beaches (McLean Beach and Willoughby’s Beach) and passes through both peaceful Island Sanctuary and Memorial Park. Along the way, you’ll see the Ute on a Pole, a stunning sculpture celebrating the iconic ute, as well as other sculptures Reuitilise, Shod and Our River

Refuel with some coffee in town from a local café, and if it’s a weekend, there might be a market on in the Waring Gardens or Farmer’s Market in Cressy

Street. Wander through the town’s shops and stop by the Peppin Heritage Centre Gallery, inside the Visitor Information Centre. Lunchtime cravings can be satisfied at CBD cafes, or well-known bakeries on both sides on the bridge.

Afternoon

Hire bikes from the Visitor Information Centre and head to the Murray Valley Regional Park to explore the Mountain Bike Trails – or if you prefer a more gentle speed, rent a kayak from McLean Beach Holiday Park and enjoy a paddle or relax on the sandy banks. Impressive bird

Our River Sculpture

Harry Pepper Cafe

Here’s how you can experience the best of Deni in just two days. Ready? Let’s go.

Day 1

watching can be enjoyed at any of the outdoor parks and walks, you may even spot a rare Plains Wanderer.

Take your boat out on the Edward River and enjoy some water skiing or fishing. Or hire a Pontoon from BIG4 Deniliquin and spend an afternoon exploring the river (you don’t need a boat or fishing licence on this barge). The refreshing waters will also beckon for a float, a canoe or a swim!

Evening

As evening falls, you can set up camp or relax at any of our caravan parks, motels, resorts B&Bs or free camping spots. If it’s

warm, you may choose to take a dip in the river or have a splash at Deniliquin Swim Centre before dinner. Pop by one of our local pubs, restaurants or family-friendly eateries – listed in this guide. If you fancy some night entertainment, check out the online What’s On Calendar for up-to-date happenings around Deni and the villages. Finish your night with a camp fire if you’re staying outdoors and soak up the fresh air and starry night sky vista.

Note, campfire lighting is subject to fire restrictions at the time.

Local Wildlife

2InspireU Shop

48 hours in Deni

Day 2

Morning

Stretch your legs with a stroll along the Living Lagoon walk through the centre of town – it’s a great way to see some picturesque parts of Deni including the famous Water Tower Mural in Scott’s Park, Waring Gardens, Werrpanakata ‘Fishing Place’, and the abundance of bird life the lagoons attract.

Time for some history and culture?

The Deni Historical Society Museum (Open Tues & Sat or by group appt), and Yarkuwa Indigenous Knowledge Centre. The Deni Town Hall, renovated and restored in early 2023 hosts open

days for visitors as well as various events, functions, movies and shows – worth a look! If you’re not too walked out. There’s the Historic Town Walk with more than 40 points of interest dotted throughout Deni.

Afternoon

When hunger hits, grab a counter meal from one of our country pubs (always hard to beat a parma) or any of the tasty takeaway options with a picnic in a local park, or take some barbecue supplies down to McLean Beach. Scotts Park, or other public BBQ areas. Last but not least, you can’t leave Deni

Willoughby’s Beach

Local tip!

One of the best places to see a Riverina sunrise is along the Mulwala Canal heading towards Blighty. On a Saturday morning just before 6am we grab a coffee and drive out to the channel bank to watch the sunrise light up one of the biggest skies you can imagine.

Adrian Cummins, Deniliquin

Day 2

without feasting your eyes on the unique collection of rare and vintage vehicles at The Depot Vintage Car Museum as well as the Ute Muster Headquarters Museum where you can explore in the iconic Deni Ute Muster event’s memorabilia, merchandise and more.

Evening

For a nice sense of country culture, take an early evening drive to Conargo, Blighty or Pretty Pine and settle in at their famous, friendly local pubs for a great meal. Enjoy the starry skies and beautiful sunsets as you cruise along the

scenic highways back to Deni. If you are staying in town, a walk or ride through Memorial Park and the golf course area at dusk will treat you to viewing pleasure, an abundance of kangaroos and bird life. You might feel like some late-night tunes and cocktails happening at the Storyteller Bar in the heart of town after dinner at any of our local restaurants or pubs. If you come to town for a specific event or to enjoy time with family and friends, be sure to soak in the peace and joy in our region and make the most of time better spent in Deni.

The Depot Storyteller Bar

On the river

Whether boating, paddling, fishing, or just splashing about, the Edward River (Kolety) is the perfect aquatic playground.

At the heart of Deni is the Edward River (Kolety) – a place of natural beauty that’s home to well-loved beaches, swimming spots, boat ramps, long stretches to explore by kayak, and plenty of places to throw in a line in search of Murray Cod.

Here the water calls you to go at your own speed – from the thrill of water-skiing to a quiet float as the current takes you past the majestic red forest gums which line the riverbanks.

The Edward River (Kolety) lies within the traditional lands of the Wamba Wamba Perrepa Perrepa Nations. The traditional name for the river is ‘Kolety’ (pronounced ‘kol-etch’).

Beaches

Deniliquin has two public beaches to choose from – both with sandy riverbanks and public facilities.

McLean Beach is a popular choice for water-skiing, paddle boarding, swimming and picnics. It has accessible bathroom and changing facilities, a public boat ramp and plenty of parking spots.

Willoughby’s Beach has even more to offer for those keen on swimming, camping, fishing and floating. Among the sandy beaches and shady trees, you’ll find picnic tables and a boat ramp. It’s also pet friendly, so even your dog can splash about.

Boating

The Edward River (Kolety) around Deni is divided into a ski zone and a no-ski zone – so it’s up to you whether you want adrenalin-pumping action in your speed boat or to take things easy in your kayak or houseboat.

Ski zone

Downstream of McLean Beach – best for speedboats and wake boats.

No-ski zone

Upstream of McLean Beach – best for fishing, houseboats and canoeing.

Boat ramps

There are six public boat ramps in Deniliquin, and one located further out of town at Benarca Bend.

– Benarca Bend Boat Ramp, Stevens Weir Road, Deniliquin

– Harfleur Street Boat Ramp, Harfleur Street, Deniliquin

– Lawson Syphon Boat Ramp, Lawson Syphon Road, Deniliquin

– McLean Beach Boat Ramp, Butler Street, Deniliquin

– Sloane Street Boat Ramp, Sloane Street, Deniliquin

– Twin Rivers Boat Ramp, Riverina Highway, Deniliquin

– Willoughby’s Beach Boat Ramp, Murray Valley Regional Park, Deniliquin

Deniliquin Boat Club

The Deniliquin Boat Club has its own clubhouse downstream of the town and welcomes visitors. Check out their Facebook page for the club’s latest activities, including water-skiing lessons in warmer months.

44 Riverview Drive, Deniliquin.

Canoes & kayaks

With its long stretches of tranquil water, the Edward River (Kolety) provides one of Australia’s top settings for canoe and kayak users. Here you can enjoy the true beauty of this unique river system and the surrounding river red gum forests, and with no-ski zones you can paddle in peace.

For the serious explorer, there’s a threeday canoe trip through a stunning natural landscape from where the Edward River (Kolety) leaves the Murray River at Picnic Point to Deniliquin. There are even campsites along the way for overnight stops, some with amenities.

No kayak? No problem! Kayak hire is available through McLean Beach Caravan Park. Phone 03 5881 2448.

Edward River (Kolety)

Families and friends return to Deni every year for a laid back riverside getaway.

Local tip!

Pack a picnic, get a good light, organise a kayak and set off for a paddle just before sunset continuing into the night. Enjoy the birds, reflections on the river, the beautiful air, stars and delicious food.

Karen Tunny, Deniliquin

The Edward River (Kolety) is your place to dive in, cast off or just go with the flow.

Local tip! Locals love the beach to beach float, floating on anything from rafts to lilos and rubber tubes from Willoughby’s to McLean’s.

Judy Bond, Deniliquin

Fishing

The Edward River (Kolety) is a fishing paradise – in fact, many consider this to be one of the country’s best places to land Murray Cod and Golden Perch.

The Billabong Creek which winds north of Deniliquin through Conargo and Wanganella, is another popular destination for anglers wanting to land some iconic Murray Cod. Cod season December 1st – August 31st.

Before you cast off:

1. Fishing licence: You can pick up a short-term fishing licence from one of the local service stations for just a few dollars.

2. Fishing rod: Bring your rod from home or pick up a rod and tackle kit from a local fishing and camping store.

3. Bait: Shrimps, worms, grubs, yabbies and cheese are the most popular baits. You can pick these up from the fishing and camping stores, or most service stations in town.

4. Local knowledge: Head to the Visitor Information Centre to hear about all the hotspots.

Float from beach to beach

One way many locals and visitors love to make the most of sunny days around here is with a gentle float from beach to beach along the Edward River (Kolety).

A favourite launching spot is Willoughby’s Beach. Drift along slowly with the current, and take in the beautiful scenery. About an hour or so later you’ll arrive at McLean Beach

Edward River (Kolety)

Get active

Walk the walk

With Deniliquin so close to the Murray Valley Regional Park and the banks of the beautiful Edward River (Kolety), you’re surrounded by walking trails where you can stretch your legs. These are three local favourites:

Beach to Beach Walk

Start at McLean Beach and follow the path along the banks of the Edward River (Kolety), passing stately red gums and sandy beaches. Continue along the path under the National Bridge until you reach the Island Sanctuary. Wander through this tranquil setting and keep an eye out for native birds, kangaroos and other wildlife. The walking path continues at the back gate of the sanctuary where you’ll pass the first town water supply tower and Memorial Park sporting grounds. You’ll enter the Murray Valley Regional Park before finishing at Willoughby’s Beach

Living Lagoons walk

Explore Deniliquin’s unique lagoon system on this picturesque 1.4 km Lagoons to River Walk, which curves through the centre of town. You’ll pass through gorgeous parks including Waring Gardens, Brown’s Park and Scott’s Park

The trails have signage along the way to keep you on track, show distances and highlight key attractions.

With many places to stop for a shady break, and shops along the way for supplies, this is a relaxed way to experience the natural wonderland of Deni.

Murray Valley Regional Park walks

There are plenty of trails to explore in the Murray Valley Regional Park. Located a stone’s throw from Deniliquin, these winding pathways will take you through tranquil river red gum forests near the Edward River (Kolety).

Immerse yourself among peaceful sights and sounds as trees shift from river red gums to black box woodland. See how many red-rumped parrots, rosellas and galahs you can see – and if you hear some rustling in the underbrush, look out for eastern grey kangaroos and goannas.

Billabong Loop Walk is also a popular route within the park and is clearly signposted to keep you on track.

On the trail, on the greens, on your bike or climbing a great fig tree, you’ll find plenty of places to keep active around Deni.

Local tip!

If you’re keen for an early start, nothing beats a sunrise stroll along the Beach to Beach Walk. Especially during autumn or spring when the weather is mild.

Georgina Mildren, Deniliquin

A popular cycling route for local riders is the 30km loop – which takes you past the festival site of the iconic Deni Ute Muster, farmland, wildlife and the local irrigation system. Head out on Hay Road, take a right at Wandook Road, when you arrive at a t-intersection turn right on Conargo road before riding back into Deniliquin.

Mountain bike trails

Murray Valley Regional Park is well known by mountain bikers for its fast and flowing cross-country routes through stunning forests. Expect lots of turns and log rollovers – it’s mostly flat terrain with some gentle hills and one steep descent.

Choose from three loop trails: 7.6km, 11km or 12km. The trail network is structured around the existing kangaroo tracks found in the forest, so it has a minimal environmental impact.

These trails are rated as intermediate but are suitable for most riders. It takes about two hours to complete the full 12km loop.

If you didn’t bring your own wheels, drop by the Visitor Information Centre in George Street to hire a mountain bike. It’s free to hire – just call ahead on 1800 650 712 to make sure bikes are available.

Ride!

With our flat plains, Deniliquin and its surrounds are ideal for exploring by pedal power. From the wide streets in town to the backroads and smaller villages, you can leave the car behind and explore at a leisurely pace.

Bike trails can be found throughout the Murray Valley Regional Park. Both the Beach to Beach Walk and Lagoon to River Walk are bike-friendly.

Pick up a trail map from the Visitor Information Centre, where you can also borrow a bike for free. Bike hire is also available from some riverside resorts.

There is an excellent MotoX track a few minutes out of town in Larcombe Lane Deniliquin. Get in touch with the Motorcycle Association to find out about using the facility, tournaments, private and group training opportunities.

denimotox@gmail.com

Murray Valley Regional Park

Swim!

The Deniliquin Swim Centre, which features a 50-metre Olympic size outdoor pool as well as smaller kids and toddler pools, and splash park are open to young and old during the warmer months –November to March. Snacks and drinks available at the kiosk. The indoor warm hydrotherapy pool operates all year round. The neighbouring playground and BBQ facilities at Scott’s Park are the perfect way to wrap up a session at the pool.

Bowl!

All are welcome to enjoy a round of bowls and a social experience at the Deniliquin Bowling Club. The green fee includes the use of bowls.

The Deniliquin RSL Bowling Club has well-maintained greens for use in Duncan Street Deniliquin.

Serve!

The Deniliquin Lawn Tennis Club offers 18 impressive lawn and synthetic courts for tennis and croquet. Home to the annual Easter Lawn Tennis Tournament which brings plenty of skilled players from all over Australia! Bring your racquet, pay a small fee and enjoy a leisurely hit day or at

night under lights. Ph 03 5881 1870. 439 Charlotte Street.

The Deni RSL Club offers Squash Court hire. Ph 03 5881 1455.

Golf

With 18 carefully maintained fairways meandering around waterways and forests, Deniliquin Golf Club is a mecca for avid golfers, PGA Pros, as well as native birds and wildlife. The greens are fast but true and kept in superb condition throughout the year. As you walk the lush couch fairways, surrounded by abundant native flora, you may be joined by spectators ranging from kangaroos to wild ducks.

The course itself is a par 72, comprising five par threes, five par fives and eight par fours. The front nine is shorter, though the many water hazards require precision placement. The more open back nine allows you to open up with the driver –but beware the creeks and trees if you’re too far offline. The course is 5,848 metres for men and 5,118 metres for ladies and will challenge the accuracy of all players with giant trees lining the fairways.

The golf club also has a bar, restaurant, keno and various function rooms for hire.

Deniliquin Lawn Tennis Club

The club offers a ‘same day play’ which is rare among Murray courses.

Call (03) 5881 3333 to organise your hitoff or visit denigolfclub.com.au

Self-serve 24-hour driving range on site!

Natural wonders

Experience some genuinely great ‘great outdoors’ – from tranquil riverside bush to endless flat plains of the outback.

See storms, sunsets and stars like nowhere else on earth.

Interesting Fact – Deni Structure

New scientific evidence suggests the world’s largest known asteroid impact structure is buried near the New South Wales town of Deniliquin. Known as The Deniliquin Structure, the 520km crater’s central point may be buried deep under our feet.

Murray Valley Regional Park

Murray Valley Regional Park offers a wide range of outdoor experiences including scenic walking trails and bike trails, with abundant native wildlife, flora and birdlife.

Here you can explore further along the river and deeper into the eucalyptus forest – and all just a stone’s throw out of town.

Campers are welcome in Murray Valley Regional Park, as are domestic pets. Camp beside one of the many sandy beaches, cast a line and hook a magnificent Murray Cod.

Island Sanctuary

Island Sanctuary is a natural bushland island formed by the Edward River (Kolety), and boasts unique native flora and fauna including kangaroos and over 100 varieties of birdlife – so be sure to pack the binoculars!

It’s the perfect spot for a picnic with plenty of grassy sites or picnic tables to choose from. The sanctuary is also pet friendly – just remember to keep your pooch on a leash, so you don’t scare the other wildlife.

The Island Sanctuary’s walking track is part of the Beach to Beach Walk which leads from McLean Beach along the river to Willoughby’s Beach.

Old Jack

The sanctuary is also the burial site of ‘Old Jack’, who suffered at the hands of the notorious Melville gang of bushrangers when they paid Deni an unwelcome visit in 1851.

Yarkuwa Indigenous Knowledge Centre offers guided cultural tours of the sanctuary. Learn about the significance of flora, what it’s traditionally used for, and view a scarred tree. Call ahead to book a tour on 03 5881 3312.

Murray Valley Regional Park

Local lagoons

As well as the beautiful Edward River (Kolety), Deniliquin boasts a magnificent natural lagoon system that meanders through the centre of town. These lagoons are home to an array of birdlife, native wildlife and aquatic species.

Deniliquin’s lagoon system runs across six blocks, each including their own unique park and facilities. These lagoons are lovingly maintained by multiple community groups and are a glorious asset of the Edward River region.

Blake Botanic Reserve

Blake Botanic Reserve in the west part of Deniliquin is a tranquil native park with a small walking track, large benches for picnic pleasure and an abundance of native birdlife and flora on show all year round.

Waring Gardens

Waring Gardens on Cressy Street is a delightful picnic area where you can feed the ducks, let the kids run around in the enclosed children’s playground or just sit back under the shade of a giant Moreton Bay fig. The park has public toilets, plenty of seating and a BBQ area. It is directly opposite one of Deni’s best shopping strips.

Burchfield Park

Commencing in Junction street, Burchfield Park is the natural place to start the Lagoons to River Walk.

McFaull Park

McFaull Park in Civic Place has been developed into an open-air classroom to help people learn about the value of wetlands, with interpretive signs so you can enjoy a self-navigable wetland walk. Look out for native fish, including the endangered Southern Pigmy Perch, in the lagoons as well as a colourful array of birdlife including ducks, speckled geese, shags and pied cormorants. You might even spot a rare species such as the Australian reed warbler.

The refuge in the centre of the lagoon is where birds sit, rest and dry their wings. Every day they can be seen from the McFaull Park bird hide on the island. You’ll probably also see some water rats which love eating yabbies and small fish, and turtles which use the refuge for sunning and resting.

Gorman Park

Gorman Park is between the Central Murray Regional Library and the Deniliquin Childcare Centre. It’s another popular place to stop and feed the ducks.

Waring Gardens

Brown Park

Brown Park is located in Whitelock Street and is home to Werrpanakata (Wamba Wamba meaning Fishing Place). With its recreational fishing park and education facility, you can learn about the types of fish in our waterways and Indigenous areas of importance. A fishing deck has been built over the lagoon which is stocked with native fish and surrounded by native plants.

Scott’s Park

Continue along Whitelock Street to find Scott’s Park. While the lagoon system is underground in this park, there is still plenty to see and do. The park features a huge water tower mural, an adventure playground for the kids, the town’s indoor and outdoor pools, and the Community Garden

Bird watching

It’s possible to observe over 80 bird species in just one day within the town.

Popular locations for bird watching are in the Murray Valley Regional Park, McFaull Park Bird Hide, Island Sanctuary, Blake Botanic Reserve, Edwards Park in North Deni, or out of town in Conargo

To ensure you experience it all, Philip and Patricia Maher of Australian Ornithological Services specialise in helping serious birdwatchers locate the harder to find and rarer species and other Birding Tours travel through the region from interstate and even internationally.

Maybe you’ll see The Plains Wanderer – an endangered species with habitats in and around Deni.

Did you know more than a third of Australia’s bird species have been spotted in the Deniliquin region?

Werrpanakata ‘Fishing Place’

Enjoy spending some time admiring the beautiful art mural, revitalised lagoon and pretty setting that makes up Werrpanakata. Meaning ‘Fishing Place’ this community outdoor educational facility helps showcase the native fish and their habitat and the importance of wetlands in the local Indigenous community.

Continue by foot over the road and view the delightful Community Gardens. This ongoing, and ever evolving community space offers a place for people to come together to grow fresh food, to learn, relax and make new friends. Open Sunday mornings 10am-12pm and occasionally for other events. 424 Whitelock Street. deniliquincommunitygarden@outlook.com

Hay Plains

Flat lands, big skies, and views that go on forever.

Head out on the open road north of Deniliquin, and you’ll find yourself cruising through the Hay Plains and into the traditional lands of the Nari Nari people. This vast expanse of flat land and saltbush is counted in the top three flattest places on earth – but that doesn’t mean there’s nothing to see.

If you’re lucky enough to be in this part of the world as a storm rolls in, you’re in for a show of truly epic proportions. Sunrise and sunset are also spectacular times to visit. It’s well worth an evening drive after a quick bite in one of the region’s welcoming pubs.

On a clear night (which is often around here) the vivid sunset colours give way to a glittering star-filled sky. With no city lights, the view is simply breathtaking.

Werrpanakata 'Fishing Place'

History, art and culture

Explore the interesting history, art, sculptures and contemporary culture which has put Deni on the map.

Peppin Heritage Centre

The Peppin Heritage Centre was Deniliquin’s first public school, built in 1861. A survey conducted at the time revealed that only 138 of the 613 children living in the area attended school. The original schoolhouse was demolished and replaced by a larger building in 1879. Due to continued growth, it was extended in 1899 and 1905, and continued to operate until 1972 when it finally closed its doors.

Today, the building still includes a historical classroom, in addition to a museum, regular exhibitions in the gallery and gardens and the Visitor Information Centre with souvenirs and local produce galore.

The museum section is currently undergoing an exciting upgrade with expected re-opening in early 2026.

Peppin Heritage Centre

Be sure to stop by and enjoy the Peppin Heritage Centre Gallery which always has an exhibition on show. Special events such as artist talks and workshops also happen regularly at this beautiful venue. Find out What’s On at the gallery whilst planning your visit to town by calling 1800 650 712.

The Peppin Heritage Centre is open seven days a week.

Mondays - Saturdays 9.00am - 4.00pm.

Sundays 9.00am – 2.00pm.

Water Tower Mural

The 22.8-metre water tower is located in Scott’s Park. Acclaimed street artist Cam Scale completed the full mural which wraps around the tower over just 17 days in July 2019. The mural transitions from two kookaburras resting on gum tree branches to a starry night sky.

The Depot

If you can’t get enough of vintage vehicles, memorabilia and relics of times gone by, you’ll love The Depot. This impressive collection of historic cars and memorabilia from Australia and overseas occupies a 3000-square-metre complex. Wander among restored vintage Australian cars, scale model cars and even a bus dating from the 1940s. Fans of Elvis are also in for a treat with cabinets full of collectables in tribute to the King.

The Depot is open seven days a week, suitable for all ages! A conference room is located on the mezzanine level and can be hired out for private functions.

Yarkuwa Indigenous Knowledge Centre

Yarkuwa is a Traditional Owner organisation based in Deniliquin. It was formed in 2003 to ensure traditional owner knowledge was preserved in future generations. In 2023 Yarkuwa moved from the centre of town to North Deniliquin where a large-scale museum project is being bult. In the meantime, a display room is open to visitors to learn about the Indigenous heritage of the Wamba Wamba and Perrepa Perrepa People. The centre holds records of cultural heritage artefacts including stone and wooden tools and woven baskets, Wamba Wamba Language learning books are available for purchase.

Yarkuwa also offers guided cultural tours of the Island Sanctuary. Book ahead of time by calling 03 5881 3312.

Learn!

Wurrekangurr 'we all speak' is the Wamba Wamba / Wemba Wemba language resource website, established by Yarkuwa Indigenous Knowledge Centre, on behalf of the traditional owners of the language and culture. Culture.yarkuwa.org.au

The knowledge centre is open Monday to Friday from 9.00am to 5.00pm. Culture tours are available upon request from $10 per person, with discounts available for large groups.

394 Hay Road.

Yarkuwa

Long Paddock Touring Route

The Long Paddock touring route trip follows the historic Cobb stock route, from fascinating Echuca Moama on the Murray River to iconic country towns. The drive features public artworks and information boards along the way, bringing the history of this unique drive to life.

Today the modern Cobb Highway follows part of the great network of stock routes that became known as The Long Paddock – a network of tracks and trails linking stock-breeding areas of inland NSW and Queensland with emerging markets in Victoria. It also provided an escape route from drought when the seasons failed.

The Long Paddock is still a working stock route which provides a link to times and landscapes long since altered.

The Long Paddock also passes through some of the most character-filled villages in Australia. These little townships of between 30 and 70 people provide visitors with a glimpse of life in country communities. Make sure you stop and have a cuppa or a beer in Pretty Pine, Wanganella and Booroorban, where you will be welcomed with a smile and can get a real feel for life in the bush.

The Long Paddock is an easy drive and accessible by caravan, car or 4WD.

In the Edward River (Kolety) region, you’ll find a number of notable sculptures:

Shod by artist Jonathan Leahey, near the Peppin Heritage Centre in George Street.

Cut by artist Jonathan Leahey, on Davidson Street.

Smoko by artist Geoff Hocking, in front of the Pretty Pine Pub, a 20-minute drive from Deniliquin

Headless Horseman by artist Geoff Hocking, at the Black Swamp rest site between Wanganella and Booroorban, a 40-minute drive from Deniliquin Reutilise, by award-winning local artist Stuart Taylor, near the Visitor Information Centre on George Street in Deniliquin

Plus, newly installed Our River by artist Rachel Braybon near the Peppin Heritage Centre in George Street.

Deni the “Ute capital of the world”

As the symbolic home of Australia’s iconic ute, Deni has done more than anywhere else to celebrate this wonder of automotive usefulness. We’ve rightfully earned the title of “Ute capital of the world” – and we even have a public art sculpture to prove it!

Reutilise, by award-winning local artist Stuart Taylor, is a life-size Holden ute made from metal objects found on farms in the area around Deniliquin. It’s a homage to utes everywhere, and a celebration of the ingenuity of farmers and regional people across Australia.

Reutilise by Stuart Taylor

Headless Horseman by Geoff Hocking

Deniliquin & District Historical Society Museum

The area’s fascinating past comes to life at the Deniliquin and District Historical Society Museum, set within the former police inspector’s residence built in the 1880s. Reflecting the different facets of a lively community, the displays include shearing equipment, police records, historical costumes, newspapers dating back to 1859, and items relating to the history of Deniliquin’s town band, Picnic Races, Red Cross and war veterans.

The museum is open Tuesdays and Saturdays from 10.00am to 12.00pm, or by appointment. Entry $5. Group tours always welcome. 3 Macauley Street.

Deniliquin Courthouse

The size of the town increased rapidly during the mid 19th century due to the gold rush and movement of cattle through the area. The Court House was then built to accommodate, designed in a Neoclassical form of a Roman Temple and set on 5 acres in the centre of town.

In November 1886 the Sheriff travelled to Deniliquin from Sydney to take possession of the new building. The Court House has operated continuously since then to the present day. It is located on the corner of Poictiers and Wellington Streets. Visitors can be shown the beautiful building and told of its intriguing history and tales by the Sheriff on days when court is not in session. This majestic building also lends its gardens to wedding and special events.

Deniliquin & District Historical Society Museum

Deniliquin Courthouse

Historic Town Walk

What better way to experience the history of Deni than wandering around town? This walk begins at the Peppin Heritage Centre. It takes you through 42 historically significant locations The Three Muses, Deniliquin Court House and The Deniliquin Town Hall built in 1876 and recently refurbished.

The Deniliquin Town Hall has multiple rooms and spaces for hire. Contact the Edward River Council on 03 8595 3000 for more information on using this venue for performances, conferences, expos, weddings or otherwise.

Deniliquin Town Hall

Deniliquin Airport

Is the proud home of permanent displays commemorating the No.7 Service Flying Training School (No7 SFTS) which was a RAAF flying training school in Deniliquin during the Second World War. The displays honour all men and women who served at the school and is a memorial to the 50 young men who were killed during training. There is also a dedicated RAAF display at the Peppin Heritage Centre.

The Deniliquin airport underwent a significant upgrade in 2023 and now includes an LED illuminated and resealed 1219 metre runway. There is a comfortable terminal building with historical displays, and a large, sealed GA aircraft parking area with facilities to tie aircraft down.

Wettenhall Air Services offer charter flights to and from the region. Murray Darling Scenic Flights offer bespoke flight experiences in and around the region.

Edward River Library

Set opposite the town’s picturesque gardens, the Edward River Library offers visitors everything to learn and engage in a light and lovely space. Free Wi-Fi, computers, photocopier and printing facilities are available. Regular children’s activities such as story time, author visits and memorable school holiday programs are part of the annual calendar for community member and visitors to town. Open 10am-5pm Mon-Fri, 10am-12pm Saturdays.

Engineering marvels

Around Deni, you’ll find a couple of awe-inspiring feats of rural engineering. The Lawson Syphon, approximately five kilometres from town, diverts the canal under the river to deliver water to the agricultural areas west of Deniliquin. These syphons were the catalyst for a farming boom. Around 25 kilometres north of Deni is Stevens Weir, which was built in 1938 to guarantee permanent town water supplies. There is a lovely picnic area overlooking the weir and the fish ladder, which allows native fish to migrate upstream to spawn.

Edward River (Kolety)

Just out of town

Experience the Edward River region in all its glory. Visit the villages of Blighty, Booroorban, Conargo, Mayrung, Pretty Pine and Wanganella for a taste of country life and a glimpse into our storied past.

Blighty

The village of Blighty is an easy half-hour drive east towards Finley and Albury. What Blighty lacks in size (the population is somewhere around 400) it more than makes up in community spirit. You won’t find any shops, but it does have a primary school, a pub, a footy ground and netball courts. This is a town rich in family, community and friendliness.

For a taste of local life, stop in for a drink or a hearty meal at the Blighty Hotel – the chicken parma is a specialty. On weekends there’s often a barbecue going in the beer garden, and you might even get roped into a friendly pool competition.

Country football and netball clubs are the glue for many small Aussie towns. On winter Saturdays, join the locals around the oval cheering on the mighty Redeyes. Every second Saturday features a home game at Blighty.

Booroorban

Once a stop on the fabled Cobb & Co run between Deniliquin and Hay, Booroorban features a small camping ground and caravan park at the pub. Here you can enjoy a meal, a drink and a chat with the locals in the lovely peppercorn treeshaded beer garden – opening hours are limited so best to call ahead.

The main bar pays homage to the Headless Horseman, also commemorated in a sculpture out at the Black Swamp rest area, who was said to roam these parts in the 1850s.

The area features the Burraburoon Farm Stay experience, a working sheep station offering unique variety of accommodation, including a converted train carriage.

Drive or fly into North Bundy for a truly unique Australian experience, a little over an hour from Deni’s CBD. This 30,000 acre working sheep station offers farmstay experiences to amaze.

The rustic-looking and charming Booroorban Community Hall is available for hire and hosts the annual Camp Oven Cook-off which has grown in popularity and welcomes locals and visitors.

Blighty Booroorban

Conargo

Conargo was initially part of Benjamin Boyd’s vast pastoral empire, extending from the south, across the Billabong Creek, and taking in more land to the north. Officially gazetted as a town in 1860, Conargo quickly grew to become the passionate pastoral and grazing community it is today.

Only a 25-minute drive northeast of Deniliquin, Conargo village sits on the Billabong Creek (a tributary of the Murrumbidgee) which many claim is the longest creek in Australia.

While the village is small, it services several large sheep stations and merino studs. The merino breed has its origins in the Riverina, and the Interpretive Centre in Conargo tells the story of this critical animal’s influence on the fortunes of not just the region, but the entire nation.

The restored 19th century Drop Log Stables, showing the building process of the time, were part of the old Cadman’s Conargo Inn that served as a meal break for travellers on the old Cobb & Co coach run. The photo opportunities continue just a little further along the road, where a charming bush church from 1914 still stands.

The Billabong Hotel famously known as the Conargo Hotel, reopened in 2022 after a disastrous fire and offers travellers and locals cold drinks and quality meals.

Free camping available at Bill’s Park (RV dump point), adjacent to the tennis courts and along the banks of the Billabong. (3 Camp areas)

Sunset photo opportunities of the expansive plains are located 8-14km north of the village on the Carrathool Road.

Conargo

Conargo

Mayrung

With a population hovering somewhere around 150, Mayrung is a tiny village community but a big part of our region’s agricultural life. Irrigation makes grain production possible, and the locals have taken to rice and other grains here with gusto. The landscape changes through the seasons and makes for a lovely scenic drive just 30km from Deni.

Modern Mayrung is a community in the Riverina north-east of Deniliquin with a population of 170. It includes a well-functioning school and active Community Hall built in 1953. Wamba Wamba speakers who still inhabit the district call the distinctive sand hill Murray Pines (Marrung). Now days the Mayrung area is mainly farming with rice, cotton and wheat being grown with the help of irrigation water.

Pretty Pine

Just a short 20-minute drive from Deni is the small community of Pretty Pine.

Here you can visit the Pretty Pine Hotel, a heritage building that was once the final stop on the Cobb & Co route to Deniliquin from Hay. These days, it’s better known for its delicious meals (pizza a specialty), cold drinks and friendly service.

While you’re in town, kids can run free at the football oval, cricket pitch and playground of Pretty Pine Recreation Reserve

If you happen to be in the area in September, don’t miss the famous annual Pretty Pine Father’s Day Expo and Market on the first Sunday of the month. This vibrant community event attracts several thousand visitors every year.

Wanganella

Sitting on a picturesque bank of the Billabong Creek, the Wanganella General Store draws visitors from all around for friendly service, cold drinks, gifts and a hearty feed.

Wanganella is probably best known as the birthplace of the Peppin merino sheep breed; a hardy, large sheep that was built for Australia’s climate and conditions. The Peppin Merino is now the most common breed in Australia, and a bronze statue at the front gates of Wanganella Station, just south of the village, commemorates its importance.

The village is around 45 minutes’ drive north of Deniliquin along the flat Hay Plains and makes a special side-trip to see the countryside. Settle in at the General Store and spend the night at the quiet and well cared for Wanganella Creek Camp Park and take in the breathtaking sunsets or big starry night skies.

If you’re feeling adventurous, explore the region’s tracks and waterways – either on foot or by bike – and maybe even find a secluded spot to cast a line and catch a fish or two. Heading north from Deni, take a left at the first dirt road after the Billabong Creek bridge (no sign, no name!) for some beautiful natural picnic spots. As well as fish, this spot is home to several notable bird species.

Local tip!

A true locals’ secret, the area best known as The Common in Wanganella is a hidden away, nature lovers’ haven. Take the first dirt road to the left once crossing the Billabong Creek bridge towards Hay and you’ll wind your way along the creek’s edge through a forest of river gums. You’ll find ample areas to pull up for a peaceful picnic, to cast a line for a yellow or Murray Cod, a bushwalk with your fur family or even a bike ride.

Emma Crameri, Pretty Pine

Events

With country charm, natural beauty and unique events throughout the year, there’s always a reason to visit Deni.

Our community and tourism events calendar is ever-growing. Iconic events keep people coming back to the Edward River region and other one-off unique events constantly pop up, to allow those passing through happy experiences. There’s the iconic Deni Ute Muster in spring, fortnightly markets, live music events, races, wakeboarding championships, motoX and layback community festivals by the lagoons to name a few. Keep your eyes on our events calendar or contact the Visitor Information Centre to plan your visit.

Deni Ute Muster

Deni Ute Muster – October

This is the big one! The famous Deni Ute Muster is one of Australia’s best-known rural events, held each year on the October NSW Labour Day weekend.

The festival welcomes thousands of people to Deniliquin for what’s always an unforgettable weekend of music and entertainment. Over the past 20 years, the Ute Muster stage has been graced by big names including Keith Urban, Cold Chisel, Jimmy Barnes, Alan Jackson, Lee Kernaghan, Living End, Powderfinger, Adam Brand and Kelly Clarkson.

There’s always something here for the whole family, including bull riding, show-andshines, driving competitions, circuses, camel rides, woodchopping and animal farms.

Deni Ute Muster Museum & HQ

8235 Conargo Rd Deniliquin Festival Site Monday-Friday 9am-5pm weekends by appointment.

The Muster museum showcases the evolving history of the event and how it started to what it is today.

Display of Utes, memorabilia, stay and have a read through our Muster library or scroll through our years of photos from each event since 1999.

Find out what’s happening this year at deniutemuster.com.au

Local tip!

If we have guests visiting in October, we try and arrange to take them to the Deni Ute Muster for at least a day. Every time they’re simply blown away by the event, the number of activities and the quality of the bands that play.

Kate Oddy, Deniliquin

Calendar of events

Live Music All year

Deniliquin has a long tradition of live music with bands in local pubs and clubs every weekend. On the first Friday of the month, head to the Deniliquin Club for the open mic Muso Night. Check out the South West Music Regional Conservatorium & South West Arts calendars of events! Both groups offer plenty of events and shows in the Deniliquin region to showcase local artist talent at community events and special performances.

Markets All year

The Naponda Farmers Market is just the place to pick up fresh bread, fruit, veggies, preserves, conserves – and all manner of home-made treats for the weekend. Set up along Cressy Street outside the Naponda Store on the 2nd Saturday of the month.

Stop by the Lions Community Market to stock up on seedlings for your veggie patch, along with interesting collectables, clothing, jewellery, candles, gifts and delicious snacks from the food trucks and stalls. Held on the 4th Saturday of the month in the Waring Gardens. Keep your eyes on our events calendar for other oneoff art and community markets.

Australia Day Weekend

Australia Day has long been known to attract locals and visitors to the Edward River. Whether it is for tubing, floating, boating, kayaking or enjoying on the river beaches, the Australia Day long weekend is a lovely time of year to get away from the city and enjoy the region. Keep your eye on the events calendar to find out what entertainment is on whilst in town.

Deni Street Bazaar

Hosted by the Deniliquin Business Chamber, the Deni Street Bazaar takes over Cressy Street on a selected Saturday morning each calendar year. Head into town for shopping, markets, music and more.

Deniliquin Show March

The annual Deniliquin Pastoral and Agricultural Society Show has been running for more than 140 years! For 3 days the Memorial Park showgrounds come alive with competitions including dairy cattle, sheep, wool, horses, shearing, crafts and more. Plus rides, fireworks, games, a petting zoo, live music and plenty of fun for all ages.

Deni Big Float – Australia Day

Deni Fest Easter weekend

Deni Fest runs over Easter with all sorts of arts and culture events for young and old. With the Rotary Easter Art Show, artisan markets, Easter egg hunts, free outdoor films and live music in the pubs and clubs, there is so much to see and do over the long weekend. And don’t miss the Easter Rodeo – it kicks up plenty of dust each year and always turns on an actionpacked night under the stars.

Country Races April/October

Twice a year, on Anzac Day and Caulfield Cup Day, the Deniliquin Racecourse is the place to be for fun, fashion and, of course, good old-fashioned country horse racing. The Deni Races have a friendly atmosphere with plenty of entertainment and everything you need for a fantastic day at the races.

Deniliquin Collectors Club Spring Rally September

The Deniliquin Collectors Club annual Spring Rally is held locally in September. The rally showcases classic and vintage cars, motorbikes, stationary engines and hot rods. Check out the swap sites, food trucks and some of the unique collections.

Deni Truck Show October

The big rigs gather for this familyfriendly event, including show-andshine competitions and trade displays. The event also includes a Wall of Fame dinner event, market stalls and children’s entertainment.

New events

Our calendar of events is exciting and evolving. Keep your eyes on the Visit Deni FB page and the Edward River Council events calendar to be sure you don’t miss a worthwhile experience in the Edward River region.

Lights on the lagoon Country Races

For the kids

Deni has plenty to offer active kids, from playgrounds and pools to bike tracks and skate parks.

Splash park and pool

The Deniliquin Swim Centre is the perfect place to cool off after a big day of exploring, with three outdoor pools as well as a hydrotherapy pool and splash park. Swimming lessons and aqua aerobics are also available.

Open from November to March. Kiosk on Site. Phone

03 5881 8586.

Playgrounds

You’ll find several well-maintained playgrounds that are perfect for kids who need to stretch their legs and use up a bit of energy after a long car trip.

Waring Gardens

Waring Gardens is a picturesque spot for quiet family time, with wide-open spaces, ducks on the pond, picnic and barbecue facilities, and a charming little playground.

Scott’s Park

Scott’s Park is one of Deni’s most popular places for kids and families. There’s a flying fox, climbing net and wall, sand digger, rocket ride and nature play equipment in a fenced area, so parents can relax while young ones play.

Scott’s Park is also home to a purposebuilt BMX pump track with a series of rollers and corners that allow riders to gain momentum by using up and down body movements. The pump track caters to a wide variety of skill levels, and is suitable for bikes, BMXs, skateboards and scooters.

Deniliquin RSL Park

With a small playground and shaded picnic tables, Deniliquin RSL Park is another top choice for kids in need of a run around. All abilities swing on site.

Skate Park

The Deniliquin Skate Park, opposite Waring Gardens, has been the local go-to place for skaters to show off their skills for decades. A brand-new Skate Park development commenced February 2024 with exciting facilities for skating, scooting, biking aficionados to enjoy.

Local tip!

Our son Jack’s favourite place is the Deniliquin RSL Club play area and I must admit it’s mine too. I can catch up with friends over a coffee or a meal and know that he will sleep well afterwards.

Ash Packer, Deniliquin

Where to eat & drink

Barista coffee, fresh produce, perfect parmas, cold beer on tap and plenty of dining options to suit all visitors, you’re sure to enjoy the tastes served up in Deniliquin and surrounds.

Black Cat Café

The Black Cat Cafe is a family owned and operated business with some casual seating for diners. Focus on tasty take-away food including fish & chips and other quick and easy favourites.

343 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 rosie.savellis@gmail.com

T (03) 5881 3338

Blighty Hotel

The heart and soul of the Blighty community. Drop in for a drink, a tasty counter meal and some classic country hospitality. The Blighty Hotel is open seven days a week.

18948 Riverina Highway, Blighty NSW 2713 blightyhotel@outlook.com

T (03) 5882 6100

Booroorban Royal Mail Hotel

Discover a historic hotel on the Cobb Highway, built in1868. This Cobb and Co coach stopover and camping ground (some powered sites available) offers delicious meals and refreshments, ice-cold beer and a beer garden under the peppercorn trees. Call ahead to check opening hours.

Cobb Highway, Booroorban NSW 2710

T 0427 870 420

Brick Kiln Café

Family friendly café. Gluten-Free menu. Enclosed kids area. Lounge with wood fire. Indoor and outdoor dining.

139 Davidson Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 brickkilncafedeniliquin@gmail.com

T (03) 5881 5693

Coach House Hotel Motel

An inviting restaurant offering delicious meals for lunch and dinner. The Coach House also offers 25 motel rooms, a drive-through bottle shop and a function room.

99 End Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 coachhousehotel.deniliquin@gmail.com | thecoachie.com

T (03) 5881 1011

Coffee Oasis

Located in Cressy Street in the heart of town, Coffee Oasis is the perfect place to sit and enjoy a fresh breakfast or lunch meal. Dine in or grab some delicious food, juice or coffee on the run.

285 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710

info@coffeeoasis.com.au T (03) 5881 8584

Conargo Hotel

Conargo pub once again welcomes visitors to our welcoming atmosphere. Steeped in History dating back to 1853 the pub is proud to be part of the Riverina region.

5310 Conargo Road, Conargo NSW 2710

admin@conargohotel.com.au | conargohotel.com.au T (03) 4438 2257

Cressy Pizza

Situated in central Cressy Street for more than 50 years, is this locally owned pizza shop for take-away or delivery.

3/392 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 T 0476 977 093

The Crossing Café

The Crossing Café is ideally located in the Peppin Heritage Centre, a stone’s throw away from the Edward River. Enjoy a delightful breakfast, brunch or lunch, or plan your next special group occasion. Great service and high-quality food and coffee. Open Wed-Sun.

295 George Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710

admin@thecrossingcafe.com.au | thecrossingcafe.com.au T (03) 5881 7827

Cruizin Diner

Enjoy a totally immersive experience. Decked out with vinyl booths, neon signs, 50’s tunes and a flavoursome menu, this family-friendly environment includes a children’s play area, and indoor and outdoor dining spaces.

162 Hardinge Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710

deni@cruizindiner.com.au T (03) 5881 2162

Curly’z Café

A local favourite serving up fresh food, juices, smoothies and coffee in a bright and welcoming space. With outdoor seating as well as an upstairs space for groups, Curly’z Cafe is sure to please with dine-in and take-away options.

32 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 curlyzcafe@gmail.com

T 0419 278 953

Deniliquin Bakery

This local institution makes, bakes and sells over 5,000 pies, pasties and sausage rolls every week, using only high-quality local meats. The bakery also offers a beautiful array of carefully made desserts, cakes and freshly baked bread.

69 Davidson Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 deniliquinbakery@bigpond.com

T (03) 5881 2278

Deniliquin Bowling Club

The Chinese restaurant at the Deniliquin Bowling Club is a local favourite. Visitors can enjoy delicious food for lunch or dinner Tues – Sat, as well as the Club’s other facilities in the same building; bar, pool table, gaming, keno, weekly raffles and Bowls.

denibowl@bigpond.net.au

deniliquinbowlingclub.com.au

T (03) 5881 1348

Deniliquin RSL Club

Entertainment for the whole family! Enjoy a full bar, TAB, Keno and gaming services, as well as a meal from the bistro or a coffee and snack in the coffee shop. There’s also an indoor play area and crèche for the kids. Open 11.00am until late, seven days a week.

72 End Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 reception@denirsl.com | denirsl.com

T (03) 5881 1455

Edward River Hotel

Known as ‘The Buncha’ the Edward RIver Hotel was built 1876 and is one of the oldest pubs in Deni. Located beside the Edward Kolety Bridge, it serves great meals with friendly service with plenty of room inside and outside to enjoy.

6 Davidson Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 Chris.heikkinen@yahoo.com.au

T (03) 5881 2065

Exchange Hotel

With its stunning beer garden and friendly staff, The Exchange Hotel serves delicious meals seven days a week (for dining in or takeaway) with beer, cider on tap and an extensive wine list at the bar. The facilities also include renovated hotel rooms upstairs.

116 End Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 service@exchangehoteldeni.com.au T (03) 5881 7338

Frank & Beans

Quality café with barista made coffee. Open for breakfast and lunch and located on a sunny corner in the heart of town.

17 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 franknbeansdeni@gmail.com T (03) 5881 1342

Globe Hotel

The Globe Hotel has been a Deni institution since 1867. Enjoy the newly refurbished kitchen, bistro & bar area as well as a TAB, beer garden and lounge. Fresh and delicious lunch & dinner meals can be enjoyed during your visit to Deni.

202 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 drink@globehoteldeni.com.au | globehoteldeni.com.au T (03) 5881 2030

Harry Pepper Coffee

Harry Pepper serves up flawless coffee, tasty toasties & sweets and offers a beautifully designed open space to enjoy a morning or lunchtime pit stop. Overlooking Island Sanctuary with lawn setting out the front, locals and visitors of all ages will feel welcome.

109 End Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 hello@harrypeppercoffee.com T 0473 516 731

Infused Smoko Shack

Enjoy a variety of hot foods, rolls, subs, side dishes, desserts, specials and family meals made fresh inhouse. Quick and easy meals on the go. Catering available.

157 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 T (03) 5814 6734

Josh’s Bakehouse

Josh’s bakehouse in the centre of town offers the highest quality slices, cakes, savouries and awardwinning pies and pastries, as well as a wide range of freshly made sandwiches and rolls. Fresh bread is baked daily, and hot lunches are on offer.

327 George Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 joshsbakery@outlook.com

T (03) 5881 3499

Laughing Chicken

Take away chicken, salads and a variety of hot food including burgers and fish & chips. A long time favourite for take away in town.

1/347 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 laughchook@gmail.com

T (03) 5881 2135

LJB’s Catering

LJB’s catering is situated at the Deniliquin Golf Club and caters for all your special occasions from intimate gatherings to grand celebrations, we bring culinary excellence to your table.

Golf Club Road, Deniliquin NSW 2710 ljbs.catering@gmail.com

T 0478 817 798

Long Table Café

Family-owned restaurant offering a true paddock-to-plate experience. Using the freshest home-grown produce, owners Kathy & Lawry specialise in salami, cheese and preserves. A unique on-farm restaurant, just 20 mins out of Deni and includes farm tours. Bookings essential.

228 McLaurins Road, Deniliquin NSW 2710 longtablecafe@gmail.com | longtablecafe.com.au

T (03) 5882 5886

Pretty Pine Hotel

A traditional country pub! Pretty Pine Hotel is a major Riverina landmark, offering old fashioned comfort & service – the ideal meeting place. Enjoy lunch and dinner 7-days a week. Facilities include a beer garden, pool table, caravan sites and ample parking.

Cobb Highway, Pretty Pine NSW 2710 d.m.vaughan64@gmail.com

T (03) 5882 3564

Railway Hotel

Railway Hotel Deniliquin is well known for its classical but yet modern taste on food, we offer a bar, bistro, accommodation and function space for all events, we’re not just any venue. We’re your total entertainment venue.

82 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 hello@rhdeni.com | rhdeni.com T (03) 5878 8660

Red Rose Diner

Make your way to this retro-style diner in the heart of Deniliquin. Red Rose Diner specialises in gourmet milkshakes, tasty burgers and quality coffee, as well as delicious house-made cakes and slices. Open six days a week.

337 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 redrosediner@outlook.com T (03) 5881 2061

Sky Dragon Chinese Restaurant

Specialising in authentic Chinese food, with a relaxed atmosphere and friendly service, Sky Dragon is the place to go for lunch and dinner. Lunch 11.30am –2pm. Dinner 5pm – 9pm Tues to Sun. Smorgasbord Friday nights. Dine-in or take away.

388 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 T (03) 5881 6823

Sportsman Arms

Come in, say g’day and enjoy the friendly atmosphere of the Sportsman Arms. The facilities include a bottle shop, bar, TAB, bistro dining and function room. There are also ten budget-friendly motel rooms with off-street parking.

388 Victoria Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 sportsmansarmsdeni@gmail.com T (03) 5881 6280

Storyteller: The Baron’s Tasting House

Discover the unique experience of Storyteller: The Baron’s Tasting House, where every element tells a tale. A sophisticated speakeasy that melds exotic beverages with local art & culture. An intimate, luxurious experience for those who seek a story and a drink.

222 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 admin@storytellerbar.com | storytellerbar.com T 0418 895 686

Sushibite

Sushibite has a flair for health and a passion for pure natural food. The specialties here are freshly made sushi, juices, smoothies and superfoods, as well as award-winning coffee.

299 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710

sushibite@gmail.com | eatnourish.com.au

T (03) 5881 6526

That Pizza

That Pizza offers a delicious selection of traditional and gourmet pizzas using high quality and fresh ingredients. Phone or order online for pickup or delivery. Open 5.00pm – 9.00pm Sunday to Thursday and 5.00pm – 10.00pm Friday to Saturday.

396 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 thatpizza.com.au

T (03) 5881 8480

Wanganella General Store

Located next to the Billabong Creek – the longest creek in Australia – the Wanganella Store draws visitors from all around for friendly service, cold drinks and delicious meals overlooking the creek. More than just a shop, it’s a reason to visit. Call for opening hours.

4 Lang Street, Wanganella NSW 2710

sba10262@bigpond.net.au

T (03) 5884 7540

White Lion Hotel

The White Lion Hotel, affectionately known as The Zoo, is the perfect place to enjoy good food & good vibes whilst in town. Located opposite Scott’s Park, enjoy the bistro, bar, outdoor seating and regular live music entertainment. Plus, affordable hotel accommodation.

53 Russell Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 whitelionhotel@outlook.com | thewhitelionhotelmotel.com.au

T (03) 5881 2699

Where to shop

Need a little retail therapy?

Here’s where you can indulge in some local shopping.

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Inspire U

Beautiful homewares store selling gemstones, crystals, sterling silver jewellery, homewares, and gifts. Find you new favourite piece or the ideal, unique gift for someone special whilst in Deni.

70 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 2inspireu@live.com.au

T 0413 175 758

Barber & Threadz

Call in for barbering and hairdressing services– no appt necessary. Shop for clothing, gifts and products by brands like NXP, KSCY, Ringers Western & Rustic Hyde. Beauty by Shae is located within the salon.

287 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 admin@barberandthreadz.com | Barberandthreadz.com

T 0434 763 017

Cherrywood Emporium

Cherrywood Emporium is a vintage, antiques and gift shop in the heart of town. Enjoy browsing the unique, colourful range when you are in town.

36 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710

T 0458 582 513

Dahlsens Mitre 10 Deniliquin

Find all your hardware, garden, paint and building supplies needs here. The team is ready to help with any questions you may have to complete your latest project. Deniliquin Mitre 10 is proudly 100% locally owned and operated.

98 Hardinge Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 denimitre10@outlook.com | mitre10.com.au

T (03) 5881 1322

Deni Clothing Co.

Deni Clothing Co. features a wide range of on-trend men’s and ladies’ fashion, accessories and workwear, including FXD and surf labels. With in-house embroidery, you can add a personalised touch to your garments.

20–24 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 online@deniclothingco.com | deniclothingco.com

T (03) 5881 2182

Deniliquin Betta Home Living

Deniliquin Betta Home Living offers a huge range of furniture, appliances, Homewares.

322 George Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710

deniliquin@my.betta.com.au | betta.com.au

T (03) 5881 3922

Deniliquin Outdoors and Camping

Deniliquin Outdoors and Camping is a locally owned business, providing expert advice for all your hunting, fishing and camping needs.

322 George Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 deniliquinoutdoorsandcamping@gmail.com T (03) 5881 3922

Deniliquin Showcase Jewellers

Browse exquisite jewellery including a wide selection of watches for all ages as well as lovely pieces for the home or gifts. In-house repair service and custom jewellery by request.

281 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 sales@denijewel.com.au T (03) 5881 1734

Deniliquin Soul Pattinson Chemist

Visit Deniliquin Soul Pattinson Chemist for all your family health needs. The friendly staff are always ready to assist with advice, beauty and giftware.

289 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 admin@deniliquinpharmacy.com.au | soulpattinson.com.au T (03) 5881 2233

Diggers Country Outfitters

Diggers sells some of Australia’s most iconic brands including RM Williams, Thomas Cook and Akubra Hats just to name a few.

38 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 diggersoutfitters@bigpond.com T (03) 5881 8777

Eric Sim Pharmacy Deniliquin

Come on in and meet our lovely staff at Eric Sim / Infinity Pharmacy Deniliquin for all your dispensary needs, professional pharmacy services, Webster packs/MPS Rolls and OTC requests, beauty products, make up and more.

14-18 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 deniliquin@theinfinitygroup.net.au

T (03) 5881 2081

Hunt Co

Millie Blight, experienced Interior Designer, welcomes you to an oasis of beautiful home décor, including tableware, furniture, baby items and more. Gift yourself or others with a piece from Hunt Co.

Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 millie@huntandco.net | huntandco.net T 0408 050 718

Just Jeans

Just Jeans is an iconic Australian brand, with 40+ years of denim experience. Our first store opened in Chapel Street, Prahran in December 1970, founded by the Kimberley family.

Shop 2a, 354 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 justjeans.jgl.com.au

T (03) 5881 4111

Lulu on Napier

Lulu offers the latest trends in fashion, footwear and accessories. In the heart of town, you’re sure to find the perfect wardrobe upgrades here.

39 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 lulu39napier@gmail.com

T (03) 5881 2307

My Shop

My Shop is a boutique clothing and accessory store in the centre of town, stocking quality brands and the latest styles in women’s fashion.

40 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710

T (03) 5881 2646

Naponda Store

Browse homemade gourmet foods, baby gifts, clothing, handknits, homewares, art, cards, collectable toys, models, woodwork, jewellery, DMC thread and haberdashery. Supporting local makers. All profits go to Deniliquin Hospital.

226 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 napondafarmersmarket@bigpond.com

T 0427 812 761

Riverbend Gallery

Riverbend Gallery is a Deniliquin community art gallery showcasing and selling original artworks by local artists from the Edward River Art Society. Contact us regarding evening workshops and upcoming classes.

24 Hardinge Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 edwardriverartsociety@gmail.com | edwardriverartsociety.com

T 0429 841 273

Small Trading Co.

Kate Small is a full-time furniture designer & maker based Deniliquin. Kate’s passion for woodworking has led her to setup Small Trading Co. where she hand-crafts stunning, quality pieces using traditional techniques and tools..

102 Davidson Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 hello@katesmall.com.au | katesmall.com.au

T 0408 252 352

Colours you can count on in the Deniliquin region

Neon yellow canola fields in spring

Vibrant green rice fields sprawling the farmlands

Big blue skies in every season

Perfect purple Jacaranda trees to end each year

Breathtaking orange and pink sunsets

Heritage brown in the town’s buildings

Soothing grey and white tones of the Redgum trees

Dazzling gold and silver stars in the wide night skies

Where to visit

Make some time to visit these local institutions, each one a proud part of the landscape.

The Long Paddock

Many a legend has been born around a late-night campfire. Storytelling is an iconic part of life in the bush –it keeps memories alive and connects us to the landscape.

The Long Paddock Touring Route brings you all the tall tales, tragedies and triumphs of our region. Through incredible sculptures, information panels, and apps, the stories of our history are woven together for you. Dotted along the Cobb Highway, a series of visitor sites invite you to take a journey of a different kind.

From Echuca Moama on the Victorian border, through to outback NSW, the Long Paddock touring route is the perfect backdrop for your next driving holiday.

info@thelongpaddock.com.au

Deniliquin and District Historical Society

If you love Australian history, don’ miss this! In the former police inspector’s residence built in the 1880’s, the museum contains an extensive display and historical record of Deniliquin, reflecting a lively community.

3 Macauley Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 denihistorical@gmail.com | mgnsw.org.au

T 0428 359 297

Deniliquin Boat Club

On the banks of the Edward River. Put your boat in here by day, and on Fri nights, learn to ski & catch up at the bar. Spectate waterski & wakeboard comps, soak up live music and good vibes.

Riverview Drive, Deniliquin NSW 2710 deniboatclub@gmail.com T 0418 576 455

Deniliquin Bowling Club

Welcoming to visitors and members alike, here you’ll find three bowling greens as well as balls available for hire. There are social bowls and tournaments throughout the year, outdoor barbeque, clubhouse, bar and Chinese restaurant.

241 Wick Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 denibowl@bigpond.com

T (03) 5881 1348

Deniliquin Golf Club

Nestled on the edge of the world’s largest red gum forest, just a stone’s throw from the centre of town. Join the kangaroos and birdlife for your next round. 24 hour driving range.

Memorial Drive, Deniliquin NSW 2710 denigolf@bigpond.net.au | denigolfclub.com.au

T (03) 5881 1325

Peppin Heritage Centre

The Peppin Heritage Centre was Deniliquin’s first public school. Today, the building showcases regular exhibitions and the Visitor Information Centre. Open seven days a week. See p.30 for more detail.

295 George Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 info@edwardriver.nsw.gov.au | visitthemurray.com.au

T 1800 650 712

South West Music

South West Music Regional Conservatorium presents an exciting yearly live music calendar filled with outstanding local and international talent. Check out their Facebook page for up to date information on upcoming live music events.

241-245 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 concerts@swmusic.org.au | swmusic.org.au

T (03) 5881 4736

The Depot Historical Vehicle Collection

This unique collection of vehicles and memorabilia tells stories of life at home and on the road. With glimpses of Hollywood, trucking, transport, rescue vehicles and cars from all around the world.

158 Hardinge Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 depot@depotdeni.com | depotdeni.com.au

T 1300 819 000

Yarkuwa Indigenous Knowledge Centre

Yarkuwa features an exhibition area, artefact and weaving displays, local Aboriginal history and much more. Drop in for a visit or phone ahead to find out about tours, workshops or events.

392-394 Hay Road, Deniliquin NSW 2710 yarkuwa.org.au | admin@yarkuwa.org.au

T (03) 5881 3312

Local tip!

Explore one of the many villages in the area, especially when the canola fields are in bloom and covered in bright yellow flowers. We don’t exactly have small hobby farms out here, so the fields of yellow as far as the eye can see are pretty epic!

Peter Papandriopoulos, Deniliquin

Where to stay

Make yourself at home. Deni offers accommodation choices to suit every style.

BIG4 Deniliquin Holiday Park

BIG4 Deniliquin Holiday Park is an award-winning resortstyle holiday park on the banks of the Edward River.

This is your home away from home – a place where you feel welcome and totally at ease, with beautifully manicured surrounds, river frontage, onsite activities for all ages, proximity to local and regional attractions, plus all the facilities and services you need.

There’s loads of family fun to be had with two swimming pools, a heated water splash park and water slide, mini golf, bike pump track, flying fox, barbeques, water sports and skiing.

Ask about conference facilities, group packages for clubs looking for an allinclusive getaway, corporate rates for the business traveller with everything you need to work on the go.

Choose from luxury yet affordable and self-contained accommodation in cabins, as well as caravan and camping sites.

BIG4 Deni is ideal for families, friends and travellers. It really is the place to change your pace.

Lot 100, Ochtertyre Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 big4deniliquin.com.au

info@big4deniliquin.com.au

T (03) 5881 1131

Burraburoon Farmstay

Stay at a working sheep station located in outback NSW, between Hay and Deniliquin. The homestead and guest accommodation are on the banks of a large lake with extensive gardens, offering a unique opportunity to find stillness and tranquillity unlike anywhere else.

1157 Burraburoon, Wargam Road, Booroorban NSW 2710 burraburoon@gmail.com | burraburoon.wixsite.com/farmstay T 0419 147 455

Car-O-Tel & Caravan Park

Nestled in the tranquil countryside, Car-O-Tel is in walking distance from Deni’s CBD, Deni RSL and Deni Golf Course. An extremely affordable stay with standard or deluxe cabin accommodation and powered sites with ensuites plus a communal BBQ area, perfect for relaxing.

46 Crispe Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 contact@denicarotel.com.au | denicarotel.com.au

T (03) 5881 1732

Centrepoint Motel

Centrepoint Motel is situated right in town and is only a few minutes walk to clubs, pubs, shopping and the commercial hub. This four-star motel offers 24 rooms to suit the corporate traveller, contractor, family or tourist and features a pool, restaurant and guest laundry.

399 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 als@centrepointmoteldeni.com | centrepointmoteldeni.com T (03) 5881 3544

Claremont North Cottage

Beautiful quirky self-contained B & B for hire 7kms out of Deniliquin which is very quiet and peaceful. Pets welcome outside only in contained area.

219 Todd’s Road, Deniliquin NSW 2710 Janetteb1965@gmail.com T 0428 696 203

Coach House Hotel Motel

Backing onto Island Sanctuary, the Coach House offers single, double & family rooms. Plus, an in-ground pool and parking. All rooms have microwave, bar fridge, toaster with tea & coffee facilities. Restaurant open 7-days a week for dinner, and lunch Tues to Sat.

99 End Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 coachhousehotel.deniliquin@gmail.com | thecoachie.com T (03) 5881 1011

Cottages on Edward

Experience designer-built boutique accommodation dedicated to exceeding visitor expectations. Highly ranked Cottages on Edward will provide a memorable and satisfying stay in Deni. Enjoy old world charm at this riverside property, a 5-minute drive to town centre.

304 River Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710

denifogs@yahoo.com.au | cottagesonedward.com.au

T 0407 815 641

Deni Golf Resort

The award-winning Deni Golf Resort provides comfortable, clean, affordable accommodation, with a variety of room configurations. Enjoy the fully equipped camp kitchen, pool and a serene aspect, nestled between the Golf Course and Murray Valley Regional Park.

1 Golf Club Road, Deniliquin NSW 2710 info@denigolfresort.com.au | denigolfresort.com.au

T (03) 5881 3835

Deniliquin Country Club Motor Inn

Offering affordable king-size, twin bed and twobedroom family units, with LCD TVs, Wi-Fi, fridge, microwave, tea & coffee facilities and air-conditioning. The Country Club Motor Inn is a short stroll to the golf course and CBD, adjacent to the RSL and Bowling Club.

68–72 Crispe Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710

admin@countryclubdeni.com.au | countryclubdeni.com.au

T (03) 5881 5299

Deniliquin Motel

Fully refurbished rooms with all the modern conveniences just moments away from the Deni RSL, Bowling Club and Golf Course. Easy walk into town. Family rooms available. Outdoor BBQ area and Free Wi-Fi on site. Great value, quality stay.

Cnr Crispe and Wick Streets, Deniliquin NSW 2710 admin@denimotel.com.au | denimotel.com.au

T (03) 5881 1820

Deniliquin Riverside Caravan Park

A family owned and operated park, hosted by Charlie & Karen Azzopardi. Nestled within a River Redgum Forest on the banks of the Edward River, enjoy the pool, playground and the peace of a countryside caravan park, a short walk to the CBD.

20-24 Davidson Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 info@deniriversidepark.com.au | deniliquinriversidecaravanpark.com.au

T (03) 5881 1284

Edward River Caravan Hire

Enjoy the caravan experience at a fraction of the cost. Want to try before you buy? No problem. Want a well-priced family holiday? Done. Tour Australia? Can do. We can deliver and set the van up at your preferred Deni location. Get a quote today.

ercaravanhire@gmail.com | edwardrivercaravanhire.com.au

T 0419 493 829

Edward River Houseboats

Sit back and relax on a luxurious houseboat and take in the ever-changing landscapes and local wildlife along the Edward River. Each spacious, quality houseboat sleeps 6 to 8 people, and includes all the modern features you need to enjoy a unique getaway.

281 George Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 neilg53n@gmail.com | edwardriverhouseboats.com.au

T 0427 842 123

Kadesh Mud Brick Cottage

A unique, rustic mud brick cottage set on a wildlife sanctuary near Deniliquin. This property is home to a diverse range of birds and animals.

368 Lawson Syphon Road, Deniliquin NSW 2710 kesa.penn@gmail.com | airbnb.com.au/rooms/32871266

T 0414 530 928

McLean Beach Holiday Park

The place for travellers to enjoy a quiet, comfortable stay on the banks of the stunning Edward River. Family villas, luxe cabins, powered sites available. Footsteps from the river beach, minutes from the town centre.

1 Butler Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 info@mcleanbeach.com.au | mcleanbeach.com.au

T (03) 5881 2448

Modern 3-Bed Unit in Central Deniliquin

A modern villa with all the essentials you need for a comfy stay. Metres from Deni’s shopping and dining precinct, a short stroll to McLean Beach and Scott’s Park. Large kitchen, dining and lounge opening to a generous lawn. Up to 6 guests.

411a Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 tarriamoore@bigpond.com

T 0418 577 085

North Bundy Station Stay

A unique accommodation experience on the wideopen plains near Booroorban. Hosts Peter and Lisa welcome guests for a fully-catered dinner, bed and breakfast experience for up to 12 guests.

2775

Booroorban-Tchelery Road, Booroorban NSW 2710 northbundy.com

T 0427 930 643

Pattison Pastoral Farm Stay

An off grid 1950s home, newly renovated, set on a real working 4200-acre farm overlooking a picturesque dam. Enjoy wildlife, spectacular sunsets, walks amongst the Redgums and fresh air in abundance.

1963 Rangemore Road, Rangemore NSW 2732 farmoffice@pattisonpastoral.com.au | pattisonpastoral.com.au/farmstay

T 0498 372 428

Pepper’s Cottage

Discover our charming 2-bedroom escape near the Edward River. Enjoy nature, local pubs, and tennis nearby. Perfect for peaceful retreats in serene Deniliquin, surrounded by river beauty. Reconnect with nature and create lasting memories.

448B Charlotte Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 hello@harrypeppercoffee.com airbnb.com.au/rooms/980510200471567905

T 0476 071 540

Pioneer Tourist Park

This quiet and friendly park is a 5-minute drive to town, offering spacious and shady powered and ensuite sites with TV cables and concrete slabs, cabins and houses. Pool, BBQ areas, a fire pit and the tranquillity of wildlife in the adjacent natural bushland.

Hay Road, Deniliquin NSW 2710 reception@pioneertouristpark.com.au | pioneertouristpark.com.au

T (03) 5881 5066

Riviana Motel

Located only 5 minutes’ drive from the town centre, the Riviana Motel features an outdoor pool, spa and BBQ area, along with quiet split system air- con, comfortable beds and free unlimited Wi-Fi. Continental and cooked breakfasts can be delivered to your room.

277 Hetherington Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 raj@rivinamotel.com.au | Bookings247: Riviana Motel

T (03) 5881 2033

Settlement Motor Inn

Indulge in one of 13 luxury ground floor units, or the honeymoon suite with a spa, at the beautifully appointed Settlement Motor Inn. Featuring air-con, TV, free Wi-Fi, and a mini kitchenette. Wake up to a delicious continental breakfast, and laze by the pool.

327-331 Victoria Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 admin@settlementmotorinn.com.au | settlementmotorinn.com.au T (03) 5881 3999

Sportsmans Arms Hotel

Located in North Deniliquin offering clean affordable rooms. Ideal for a stopover on your way to Sydney or Melbourne, or a longer visit to Deniliquin. Facilities include a bistro, restaurant, public bar with full TAB facilities.

338 Victoria Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 sportsmansarmsdeni@gmail.com T (03) 5881 6280

The White Lion Hotel

The White Lion Hotel is the perfect destination of your next relaxing getaway. Located in Deniliquin, we provide opportunities for affordable accommodation and relaxation as well as socializing in our bistro and bar.

53 Russell Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 whitelionhotel@outlook.com | thewhitelionhotelmotel.com.au T (03) 5881 2699

Wanganella Cottage

Surrounded by gardens and creek frontage, this cottage retreat by Billabong Creek is perfect for nature walks, birdwatching, fishing or kayaking. 30 mins from Deni and at the gateway to the NSW outback, the fully selfcontained 3-bed cottage sleeps 6 and is pet friendly.

10 Lange Street, Wanganella NSW 2710 wanganellacottage@gmail.com

T 0421 038 044

Wanganella Creek Camp

The ideal getaway destination to relax and unwind, catch a fish, paddle the longest creek in the world, take in the birdlife, or sit back and enjoy the serenity. Stop and refresh with a warm shower, enjoy a campfire & well-equipped camp kitchen.

32 Murray Street, Wanganella NSW 2710 robitob@hotmail.com | wanganellacreekcamppark.com

T 0448 343 130

Where to indulge in health & wellness

Barber & Threadz

287 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 admin@barberandtreadz.com barberandtreadz.com

T 0434 763 017

Big Hair

373 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710

T (03) 5881 1400

Body Harmony

33 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 alhuddle@bigpond.com

T 0417 277 674

California Nails & Beauty

267 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710

T (03) 5802 8401

Glow Beauty by Leanne

41 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 glowbeautyleanne@gmail.com glowbeautybyleanne.com

T 0418 699 716

Johns Hair Fashion

343 Whitelock Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 johnshairfashions@gmail.com

T (03) 5881 1436

Keet's Hair

37 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 keetshair@gmail.com

T 0423 160 534

Leanne’s Reiki Room

407 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 reikiroom64@hotmail.com

T 0438 224 682

Maggie’s Chinese Massage

307 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710

T 0435 041 103

Nat’s Barber Shop

48 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710

Olivia’s Lash Cave

26 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 olivia_wells911@live.com oliviaslashcave.com.au

T 0487 035 995

Pure Serenity Massage & Beauty

43 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 info@denibeautyplace.com.au denibeautyplace.com.au

T 0492 835 103

Reflections Hair Salon

41 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 kerranl@bigpond.com

T (03) 5881 3654

Sage Hair

397 George Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 hairdesir.co.au

T (03) 5881 7100

SRM Northside Salon

Shop 2/346 Victoria Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 sharynmck77@icloud.com

T (03) 5881 2950

Total Bliss Massage & Beauty

3/344 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710

info@total-bliss.com.au

total-bliss.com.au

T (03) 5881 3727

Vogue Hair Design

265 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710

T (03) 5881 4762

You’re Younique Salt Cave

46-48 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710

youreyounique@outlook.com.au

T (03) 5881 5509

Other experiences for visitors

Motorcycle Association

The vision of the Deniliquin Motorcycle Association is to provide a solid foundation to build a successful and passionate MotoX Club that will provide all riders a place that is safe and welcoming to pursue and improve their motorbike riding skills and techniques.

Larcombe Lane, Deniliquin NSW 2710

denimotox@gmail.com

T 0427 811 793

Bird Watching

Deniliquin is a world renowned area to find the very rare bird, the Plains Wanderer and numerous other species. We are fortunate enough to have a couple of very dedicated bird watchers that live in Deniliquin who conduct bird tours of the area. The Island Sanctuary is somewhere where you will see about 150 different species of birds have been seen there.

thomas.wheller@bigpond.com

philopmaher.com

T 0429 492 322

Deniliquin Pony Club

The Deniliquin Pony Club’s mission is to educate and promote the enjoyment of the horse in a safe and friendly environment.

deniliquinponyclub@gmail.com

T 0409 955 563

Clay Target Club

Deniliquin Clay Target Club has a regular shoot on the third Sunday of every month. We welcome all grades and offer free coaching for beginners. Come along, enjoy some great company and fellowship, visitors are always welcome.

deniliquinctc1@gmail.com

T 0428 813 922

Flight Training Deniliquin

Embark on a thrilling journey and join us for a trial introductory flight with Deniliquin Flight Training! Soar above the spectacular Riverina, where the sky becomes your classroom and dreams take flight. Unleash the aviator in you—let the adventure begin.

flywithjen@hotmail.com

T 0407 747 500

Murray Darling Scenic Flights

The Southern Murray Darling Basin has an incredible diversity of ancient landscapes. The dry lakes, salt lakes, wetlands and rivers are spectacular when seen from the air. Murray Darling Scenic Flights takes you from the River to the Outback, with flights departing from Swan Hill, Echuca, Deniliquin, Kerang and Sea Lake Airports.

enquiries@murraydarlingscenicflights.com.au

murraydarlingscenicflights.com.au

T 0427 842 125

MotoX Track Deniliquin

Murray Darling Scenic Flights

Gyms (stay fit whilst in town!)

Motiv8 Health & Fitness

At Motiv8 we are here to provide a unique environment in which anyone can feel comfortable. A diverse judgement-free place where a lasting active lifestyle can be built.

56 Wellington Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 enquiries@motiv8health.com motiv8healthandfitness.com

T 0459 155 314

FitNow

Welcome to Fitnow Deniliquin!

We are an affordable and high-quality training centre located near many of the town’s accommodation venues.

Feel free to give us a call if you want to stay fit and on-track of your health goals whilst visiting Deni.

98-102 End Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 info@fitnowdeni.com fitnowdeni.com

T (03) 5881 2810

McLean Beach Parkrun

A free, fun, and friendly weekly 5k community event. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate – it’s up to you! Every Saturday at 8.00am

Butler Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 mcleanbeach@parkrun.com parkrun.com.au/mcleanbeach

MFS 24/7 Gym

MFS Deniliquin is our 9th location and our first ever NSW location. MFS Deni is a state of the art club being fully customised with our brand & colours fitted out with the best equipment plus a fully stocked supplement store.

90 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 admin@mfs247.com.au mfs247.com.au

T 0427 135 764

31 Davidson Deniliquin Wellness & Art Space

31 Davidson welcomes you to a warm, safe space to experience hypnotherapy, Yoga, Meditation, Dance or Art classes, workshops and retreat days. Bookings are required. This flexible space is also available for hire. For enquiries and bookings please go to our website.

31 Davidson Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 info@perfectlybalancedlife.com.au perfectlybalancedlife.com.au

T 0406 338 959

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