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Cassino Gallery

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Cassino Art Gallery

Situated at the river end of Barker Street in Casino, New South Wales, the Cassino Art Gallery is a vibrant community arts hub showcasing creative talent from across the Richmond Valley. Located near the banks of the Richmond River, the gallery features rotating exhibitions of local and student artwork, fine art photography, handmade crafts, and regional artisan wares. In addition to regular gallery exhibitions, the venue hosts creative workshops and art classes for children and adults of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced artists. It is a welcoming cultural stop for art lovers, families, and visitors exploring the Northern Rivers.

Casino NSW

0.3 km away

Casino Golf Club

Entertainment Venues

Casino Golf Club

The Casino Golf Club is located in Casino, Northern NSW and boasts a picturesque 18 hole course, which some say is one of the best in the Northern Rivers. The Pro Shop can assist with all your golfing requisites from the hire of clubs, maybe a cart for a leisurely game or a lesson with the resident Professional. Enjoy a nice relaxing drink in the air-conditioned clubhouse, where you can experience the captivating views of the course's natural beauty. Stay for dinner in the fabulous Caddy Shack Restaurant. Great play-n-stay packages are available, these include golf and accommodation. Further details are available from the Casino Golf Club.

Casino NSW

0.4 km away

Casino Suspension Bridge

Landmarks and Buildings

Casino Suspension Bridge

Discover Casino from a whole new perspective with a walk across the spectacular Casino Suspension Bridge, the newest landmark spanning the Richmond River. Connecting McAuliffe Park with Queen Elizabeth Park, the bridge provides a scenic and accessible link between the town centre, riverside parks and walking and cycling paths. Suspended high above the river, it offers sweeping views of the surrounding landscape, making it the perfect spot to pause, take in the scenery and capture a photo. Whether you're enjoying a leisurely stroll, exploring Casino by bike or simply looking for a peaceful place to experience the Richmond River, the bridge is an attraction in its own right and a must-visit during your stay. Built to replace the former low-level footbridge, the new suspension bridge has been designed with resilience in mind. Elevated above flood levels, it provides a safe, reliable crossing that can withstand future flood events while strengthening connections between some of Casino's most popular recreational spaces. Open to pedestrians and cyclists, the Casino Suspension Bridge is a welcoming gateway to the town's parks, riverfront and outdoor experiences, inviting visitors to slow down, explore and enjoy one of the Northern Rivers' most picturesque settings.

Casino NSW

0.4 km away

Casino & District Historical Society — Image credit: Museum

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Casino Historical Museum

The Casino Historical Museum is located in the town of Casino in the Northern Rivers of NSW and has an amazing collection of photographs, artefacts and machinery with a focus on the local history of the Casino district. There is something for everyone to see and appreciate. It's a wonderful opportunity to bring back memories, provide learning, and create discovery experiences for every visitor. The friendly volunteers will be happy to show you around. Group bookings are most welcome, as are opening times for unique itineraries.

Casino NSW

0.5 km away

Platypus Pool and Rock Carvings

Natural Attractions

Platypus Pool and Rock Carvings

Located along the banks of the Richmond River at Irving Bridge in Casino, New South Wales, the Platypus Pools and Rock Carvings offer a unique outdoor wildlife and art experience in the Richmond Valley. The site is a renowned vantage point for spotting wild platypus swimming and foraging in their natural river habitat during the early morning and late afternoon. In addition to native wildlife—including native fish, ducks, and waterfowl—the eastern side of the bridge features impressive platypus rock carvings embedded directly in the natural riverbed. Carved by artist Mick Thorman in 1994, these public stone artworks seamlessly blend local art with the surrounding river environment, making it a popular stop for nature lovers, families, and photographers.

Casino NSW

0.7 km away

Northern Rivers Military Museum

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Northern Rivers Military Museum

Located within the historic Casino Drill Hall in Casino, New South Wales, the Northern Rivers Military Museum preserves and honors the military heritage of the Richmond Valley and surrounding regions. The museum offers visitors an educational journey through Australia's involvement in major world wars, peacekeeping missions, and global conflicts. Through curated displays and authentic artifacts, the museum highlights the personal stories, sacrifices, and contributions of local service men, women, and their families. A standout exhibit includes a full-scale World War I replica Nieuport 11 biplane, making it a compelling destination for history enthusiasts, school groups, and regional travelers.

Casino NSW

0.9 km away

Yonder Country

Shopping and Markets

Yonder Country

Located on Centre Street in Casino, New South Wales, Yonder Country is a premier country lifestyle and retail store celebrating the rich rural heritage of the Richmond Valley. Designed for stockmen, cattle ranchers, horse enthusiasts, and visitors, the shop offers a curated range of authentic Western apparel, Australian-made goods, and unique regional souvenirs. Their distinctive collection includes handcrafted saddles, leather boots, cowhide designer bags and homewares, equestrian gear, ceramics, and Casino-branded gifts. Combining genuine country charm with quality craftsmanship, Yonder Country is an essential shopping stop for locals and travelers looking for authentic regional wares in Australia's Beef Capital.

Casino NSW

0.9 km away

Casino Water Tower

Landmarks and Buildings

Casino Water Tower

Rising above the skyline of Casino, New South Wales, the historic Casino Water Tower has been transformed into a monumental 360-degree public art installation. Painted by renowned street art collective The Brightsiders, this sweeping outdoor mural celebrates the rich natural heritage, cultural stories, and resilience of the Richmond Valley community. Located at the corner of Hare and Walker Streets, the artwork features four large-scale panels depicting an Indigenous basket weaver, a local beef farmer with his working cattle dog, a graceful black swan, and a platypus. As an essential stop on the Australian public art circuit, the Casino Water Tower Mural offers a striking visual experience for art lovers, road trippers, and families touring the Northern Rivers region.

Casino NSW

1.0 km away

Queen Elizabeth Park Casino

Natural Attractions

Queen Elizabeth Park Casino

Situated in the heart of Casino, New South Wales, Queen Elizabeth Park is a premier riverside green space and sporting precinct in the Richmond Valley. Framed by mature shade trees and manicured lawns along the banks of the Richmond River, the expansive parkland offers an inviting outdoor destination for families, sports enthusiasts, and day visitors. The park features modern playground equipment, covered picnic shelters, public barbecue facilities, and sealed walking paths connecting to the nearby riverbank trails. Home to key local sporting events and community celebrations, Queen Elizabeth Park provides a picturesque backdrop for casual strolls, riverfront picnics, and outdoor recreation.

Casino NSW

1.1 km away

Crawford Square

Parks and Gardens

Crawford Square

Located on Johnston Street in South Casino, Crawford Square is a versatile public park and recreational space in the Richmond Valley. Ideal for families, local residents, and visitors touring New South Wales, the well-maintained reserve offers a variety of outdoor amenities set among shaded lawns and open green space. Key features include a dedicated BMX track, basketball court, a children's playground, picnic tables, and an off-leash dog exercise area. Every Saturday morning, the square hosts the popular Casino Lions Farmers Market, bringing together regional food producers, fresh local produce, and live entertainment.

Casino NSW

1.3 km away

Jabiru Geneebeinga Wetlands

National Parks and Reserves

Jabiru Geneebeinga Wetlands

Located in Richmond Park just minutes from Casino's town centre, the Jabiru Geneebeinga Wetlands offer a tranquil natural escape for birdwatchers, nature lovers, and families alike. This vital ecological sanctuary provides a protected habitat for a diverse array of native birds and local wildlife across its changing seasonal waters. Visitors can explore the park via maintained, accessible walkways and scenic observation points designed to offer up-close views while protecting the delicate natural environment. Dedicated picnic areas at the entrance make it an ideal spot for a relaxing afternoon outdoors or a quiet session of wildlife photography. Adding to the appeal, the wetlands seamlessly connect natural beauty with the region's rich local history. The site is home to the Casino Mini Railway, where passengers can take a picturesque weekend train ride directly through the wetland landscape to the historic Old Casino Station Museum. Whether you are looking to spot rare waterbirds, enjoy a family picnic, or experience a unique heritage rail ride, the Jabiru Geneebeinga Wetlands are a standout attraction in the Richmond Valley.

Casino NSW

1.6 km away

Casino Miniature Railway and Museum

Amusement and Theme Parks

Casino Miniature Railway and Museum

Experience a unique journey through the Richmond Valley aboard the Casino Miniature Railway. Powered by scaled steam and diesel locomotives, this charming attraction takes passengers on a scenic route through the peaceful Jabiru Geneebeinga Wetlands, skirting the edges of the nearby Casino Golf Course. Along the journey, visitors stop at the historic Old Casino Station Museum to explore fascinating displays, artifacts, and stories celebrating the region's rich railroading heritage. Run by a dedicated group of community volunteers, the railway operates regularly on the first and third Sunday of every month. It offers a memorable day out for families, rail enthusiasts, and visitors of all ages, with open green spaces and picnic areas ideal for group gatherings and relaxed weekend outings.

Casino NSW

1.7 km away

Casino Showground and Racecourse

Entertainment Venues

Casino Showground and Racecourse

The Casino Showgrounds and Racecourse is the premier rural events, equine, and recreation hub of the Richmond Valley. Located on Summerland Way in Casino, New South Wales, this historic community complex spans expansive green grounds equipped with purpose-built equestrian arenas, cattle pavilions, grandstands, and a dedicated horse racing track. Home to the iconic annual Casino Show, local race meetings, and major agricultural exhibitions, the venue regularly hosts livestock shows, rodeo events, equine clinics, and community expos. The site offers short-stay camping and caravan facilities with powered sites and amenities, providing a convenient, spacious base for travelers, event participants, and horse owners exploring the NSW North Coast.

Casino NSW

2.3 km away

Windara Casino

Entertainment Venues

Windara

Located just five kilometers west of Casino, New South Wales, Windara Communities is a scenic function and events venue nestled in the rural heart of the Richmond Valley. Surrounded by manicured lawns and lush native gardens, this versatile property offers a peaceful escape for day visitors, group tours, and special events. Visitors can relax in the tea gardens with morning tea, explore the surrounding garden paths, or navigate the popular outdoor hedge maze. As a function venue, Windara caters to weddings, conferences, private functions, and group bookings. It operates as an Australian Disability Enterprise, providing supported employment, training, and community opportunities for adults with a disability.

Casino NSW

4.9 km away

Handmade Seat

Shopping and Markets

Furniture Wiz

Lindsy and Heidi started Furniture Wiz in September 2017, Lindsy had been making planter boxes for a while as a hobby and decided that he wanted to make it his full time passion. They specialise in rustic styled handmade wooden furniture that can be customised to your needs, each piece is unique to give you that one of a kind upcycled piece of furniture. If you have a custom design that you would like to see become a reality contact them and they will provide a quote for your custom design. Custom pieces are regularly posted to their Facebook and Instagram pages, check them out for more ideas and inspiration, such as bars and bar stools, outdoor settings, dining tables, benches, planter boxes, mirrors, bench seats, island benches, storage boxes and many more.

South Lismore NSW

21 km away

Nesbitt Park — Image credit: Lismore City Council

Parks and Gardens

Nesbitt Park

Lismore’s Nesbitt Park is located just a short drive from the Lismore CBD, and is accessible via a pathway connection from the Northern Rivers Rail Trail, just 1.1 kilometre from the Trail Head at the Lismore Railway Station. Nesbitt Park features a mountain bike skills and pump track, playground and exercise equipment, barbecues, picnic tables and a one kilometre, three metre wide walking and jogging track. Wheelchair and disability accessible playground includes a wheelchair swing. The mountain bike skills track is a great space for people to get outdoors and ride safely, off-road, especially for young people during school holidays and at weekends. The track is suitable for beginner to intermediate riders to learn mountain biking skills.

South Lismore NSW

22 km away

Albert Park - Lismore — Image credit: Lismore City Council

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Albert Park - Lismore

Albert Park in Lismore is a state of the art sporting complex for baseball and softball in the Northern Rivers region. Each year, major sporting events are held at this facility showcasing it on a national and international stage. The complex is unique in regional Australia in that it comprises four full-sized enclosed fields, two of which are under lights, International baseball diamond, two softball diamonds, toilets, clubhouse and lights owned by Far North Coast Baseball. It has grandstand seating, clubhouse, sports lighting and batting cages. There are also picnic areas and a children's playground. Albert Park is home to the Far North Coast Baseball Association which supports local talent and hosts regional competitions.

East Lismore NSW

22 km away

Flourish Art Gallery — Image credit: Flourish Art Gallery

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Flourish Art Gallery

Flourish Art is an exciting, diverse, creative and fun gallery and art space. The gallery hosts monthly exhibitions curated by artists with fantastic Friday evening exhibition openings. This is a great opportunity to meet and mingle with artists and local creatives. All are welcome to attend Flourish Gallery opening nights. Jeht Burgoyne is the proud creator of this art gallery in South Lismore, a thriving creative gem of Lismore culture!

South Lismore NSW

22 km away

Heritage Park - Lismore — Image credit: Lismore City Council

Parks and Gardens

Heritage Park - Lismore

Heritage Park is a paradise for kids (and a treat for their parents too) with lots of cleverly designed play equipment, a new water play area and a wonderful little miniature railway that runs around the park. The train operates on Thursdays, weekends, public holidays and throughout the school holidays. With plenty of shade, shelters and barbecues, Heritage Park is the perfect spot for a family picnic and a family day out.

Lismore NSW

23 km away

Lismore Memorial Baths — Image credit: Lismore City Council

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Lismore Memorial Baths

The Lismore Memorial Baths is located in the heart of the city, offering excellent facilities in a convenient location. The facilities include an eight-lane 50-metre lap pool, a four-lane 25-metre lap pool, a toddler splash pool, and Swimsations Swim School. All pools are solar-heated. As well as superb swimming facilities and changerooms, the Lismore Memorial Baths also has a kiosk, where you can get your post-swim energy boost with tasty treats like espresso coffee, hot chips, and ice cream. The swim shop at the Lismore Memorial Baths has fantastic merchandise available to cover your swimming needs, from the avid lap swimmer to the casual pool visitor. There is a gorgeous range of Funkita swimwear, Vorgee goggles, ear putty, swim caps and much more. Please check the website for further details.

Lismore NSW

23 km away

Olé Wellness — Image credit: Sea Sewell

Spas and Retreats

Olé Wellness

Olé Wellness is a collaborative space where clients receive all things wellness. Olé aim to enable physical wellbeing and healing through their treatments and sessions, ultimately contributing to growth, health and sustainability. All treatments are tailored to meet each individuals needs including massage, craniosacral therapy, slow down sessions and strength and conditioning sessions. They are an inclusive and calm space where everyone is welcome.

Lismore NSW

23 km away

Lismore Workers Club — Image credit: Lismore City Council

Entertainment Venues

Lismore Workers Club

Operating since 1954, the Lismore and District Workers Club was established to cater for the interests of the workers of Lismore and the surrounding areas. Offering a welcoming and community-oriented environment, the club has become a cornerstone for locals in the Northern Rivers region. With modern facilities that cater to a wide range of interests and activities, they offer excellent service to all patrons, regular local members and visitors passing through the area. There are three dining options with the cook to order eatery, Riverz Bar/Cafe and Oven Pizzeria there are plenty of options to satisfy everyone. The Lismore Workers Club has live entertainment throughout the year with special performances and regular live music. If you are looking to host an event, the team can assist you with your planning and offer full catering services.

Lismore NSW

23 km away

Le Petit Aromatique Apothecary

Shopping and Markets

Le Petit Aromatique Apothecary

Le Petit Aromatique Apothecary is a beautiful little piece of Paris right in the heart of Lismore. Offering pure and organic therapeutic essential oils, body products, aromatic medicine &and holistic bodywork. Passionate about nourishing mind, body and spirit with beautiful therapeutic aromas and warm healing hands, book a pampering treatment and indulge in a devine massage or facial with oils designed with your needs in mind.

Lismore NSW

23 km away

Lismore Central Shopping Centre

Shopping and Markets

Lismore Central Shopping Centre

Welcome to Lismore Central Shopping Centre, in the heart of the central business district where convenience and variety make your ease of shopping a pleasure on every visit. Set over two spacious levels with an abundance of undercover car parking, the centre is extremely user friendly for customers of all ages and needs. With a Woolworths supermarket and a range of specialty stores and services, Lismore Central Shopping Centre is a place to shop and a place to meet for the entire community to enjoy.

Lismore NSW

23 km away

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