Local Narrandera Attractions
At Koala Reserve, the whole family will love to see hundreds of these iconic Australian animals in the wild. This is an ideal environment for them - river red gums are a great source of food and Murrumbidgee River offers a cooler location on hotter days. Look out for them in branches overhanging the river
Narrandera hugs the banks of the Murrumbidgee River, home to endangered fish and aquatic species including the Murray cray, the trout cod and the Murray cod. The river plays host to all manner of activity - from water sports, to bushwalking. Don't forget to check out the picturesque picnic and camping spots.
The Two-Foot Heritage Walk is a self-guided walking or driving map that will introduce you to Narrandera's heritage and history as you enjoy over 50 sites and buildings that highlight Narrandera's character and charm. Maps are free and can be obtained from the Narrandera Visitor Information Centre (Cadell Street, Narrandera).
Sites and information along the walk include local residences, school buildings, railway station, bank buildings, fire station, hotel buildings, Council Chambers and churches.
The Two-Foot Heritage Walk is a self-guided walking or driving map that will introduce you to Narrandera's heritage and history as you enjoy over 50 sites and buildings that highlight Narrandera's character and charm. Maps are free and can be obtained from the Narrandera Visitor Information Centre (Cadell Street, Narrandera).
Toolbox was created in 2009. Sculpture Andrew Whitehead is an artist from the nearby township of Urana who creates intricate scrap metal sculptures. Many of these artworks can be found decorating the landscape North of the Murray, including in Lowesdale, Corowa and Morundah.
The Parkside Cottage Museum is situated in a 19th-century cottage and was established in 1968.
It holds some extremely important items for Narrandera and district including a first-rate yesteryear Telecom equipment display, a set of silver ingots marking 1,000 years of monarchy, and an extensive and valuable worldwide collection of shells.
The Two-Foot Heritage Walk is a self-guided walking or driving map that will introduce you to Narrandera's heritage and history as you enjoy over 50 sites and buildings that highlight Narrandera's character and charm. Maps are free and can be obtained from the Narrandera Visitor Information Centre (Cadell Street, Narrandera).
Sites and information along the walk include local residences, school buildings, railway station, bank buildings, fire station, hotel buildings, Council Chambers and churches.
The Paddle Steamer 'Wagga Wagga' was the last of the Murrumbidgee paddle steamers. It spent forty years servicing the waterways between Mildura and Wagga Wagga carting timber, wool and provisions. In 1918 it sprang a leak and was run aground on a sandbar and left to rot. A viewing platform and informational signage have been installed to provide the best views of the wreck.
Inspired by his father, an expert craftsman of boomerangs for hunting and throwing, Michael Lyons inherited the skills and patience to perfect the art of making boomerangs and artefacts with earthy colours and traditional designs.
A descendant of the Wiradjuri nation, Michael leads cultural tours around his traditional country, teaching about bush foods and survival. Michael also welcomes visitors to his workshop by the river on Bamblett Street, where he beautifully crafts his didgeridoos, boomerangs, coolamons, emu eggs, clap sticks, and other artefacts.
In 1956, across the back lane from the Goolagong home, the Barellan War Memorial Tennis Club was built. The practice wall, where Evonne Goolagong-Cawley would spend hours hitting a ball with a small homemade wooden bat, still stands.
Bring your own tennis racquet to have a hit or simply take your photo there.
Come and enjoy Narrandera's Bike and Hike - a trail that begins in Narrandera and winds through forests, wetlands and along the Murrumbidgee River.
Narrandera Bike and Hike can be enjoyed as a 23 kilometre trail or by opting for any of its individual tracks. The trail reveals several exciting features with signs interpreting points of interest along the way.
Call into the Narrandera Visitor Information Centre or visit the Narrandera Tourism website for your map and more information.