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Landseer Museum

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Morgan Landseer Museum

The Morgan Museum is housed in the Landseers Building. The early life in the Morgan area is the theme including farming activities, riverboat trade and the railway linking Morgan to the seaport of Adelaide and the pumping station for the Morgan to Whyalla pipeline. There is also a display of the timber wharf structure complete with bales of wool and other items that were carried by the river boats. It is now home to the fantastic Mural "Windows in Time" created by 3 local ladies and is a display not to be missed! Open subject to volunteer availability, please call them for bookings or more information.

Morgan SA

0.0 km away

Lions River to Rail Playground - Morgan

Amusement and Theme Parks

Lions River to Rail Playground - Morgan

Lions River to Rail Playground in Morgan is a family-friendly spot featuring free BBQs and large paddlesteamer play equipment, along with various other play options to keep kids entertained during a break. Located at the heart of the Riverfront Precinct, families can enjoy a stroll along the river while leaving their cars parked at the playground.

Morgan SA

0.1 km away

morgan wharf

Landmarks and Buildings

Morgan Historic Wharf

Morgan Wharf Built in 1878 this was the hub of all the activity in the town. It is a reminder of the scale of activity, and the level of transportation, which drove the town’s economy at the end of the nineteenth century. This forms part of the classic Morgan Historic Walk.

Morgan SA

0.1 km away

Many Gift ideas and Souvenirs

Shopping and Markets

Morgan Old Wharf Craft Shop

Visit the charming Morgan Old Wharf Craft Shop, located in the old railway ticket office at the Riverfront Precinct, with a stunning view of the beautiful Murray River. This delightful shop offers a variety of homemade crafts and local produce, showcasing the incredible talents and products of the local community. Run by a dedicated team of volunteers, the shop is committed to preserving and promoting local craftsmanship. One of the best things about the Morgan Old Wharf Craft Shop is its accessibility—it's open seven days a week! This means both locals and tourists have plenty of opportunities to explore the unique offerings and support local artisans. Situated in the Riverfront Precinct, the shop is part of a larger historical area, including the Morgan Historic Wharf, built in 1878 and associated railway buildings. This setting gives visitors a glimpse into the area's rich history and the bustling activity that once defined this part of the Murray River.

Morgan SA

0.4 km away

Morgan Conservation Park — Image credit: DEW

Natural Attractions

Morgan Conservation Park

Morgan Conservation Park boasts a system of lagoons, swamps, creeks and Murray River anabranches bordered by river red gum woodlands. There are numerous species of birdlife inhabiting the park. Look out for the regent parrots, pelicans and white-faced herons. Common brushtail possums can be seen and if you are quiet you might be able to spot skinks darting for cover under dried leaves and dead wood. Driving off designated tracks is not permitted. The park is accessible to 2WD vehicles, however some sections of the main track are sandy or can become slippery when wet.

Cadell SA

0.7 km away

Phillip Allen Memorial Apex Park — Image credit: District Council of Loxton Waikerie

Parks and Gardens

Phillip Allen Memorial Apex Park

The Waikerie Apex Phillip Allen Memorial Park is a fantastic riverside park on the stunning Murray River at Ramco. This large lawn park features play equipment, shelters and picnic seating, toilets, rubbish bins and is located adjacent to the Ramco boat ramp and Ramco Point Road Camping Area. Please be aware there is strictly no camping within the park.

Ramco SA

28 km away

Ramco Point Camping — Image credit: District Council Loxton Waikerie

Natural Attractions

Ramco Point Camping Area

The Ramco Point Camping area is a section of Ramco Point Road between the Phillip Allen Memorial Apex Park and the Ramco Point Conservation Park that allows free riverside camping. This scenic and quiet stretch of the River Murray is perfect for a short getaway or long weekend. The camping area is located a short distance from a boat ramp & toilets at the Phillip Allen Memorial Apex Park and only a 5 minute drive from the Waikerie township. Please be aware that Ramco point Road is a weather dependent road and may not be suitable for larger motor homes. A maximum stay limit of 7 days applies to this campground, please bring your own firewood and leave campsites clean and tidy.

Ramco SA

28 km away

Waikerie Sensory Track — Image credit: D.C of Loxton Waikerie

Parks and Gardens

Waikerie Sensory Track

Experience the unique sensory track at the Waikerie Riverfront! Specially designed with various textured surfaces, this inclusive track welcomes everyone, including those using mobility assistance devices. Explore non-slip timber planks, exposed pebble and rock aggregate, and shallow concrete mounds, each offering a different feel underfoot. It’s an ideal space for children to build balance and coordination skills in a fun and safe environment. Situated right next to the pump track, this spot is perfect for the whole family to enjoy a memorable day out by the river.

Waikerie SA

32 km away

Waikerie Pump Track — Image credit: D.C of Loxton Waikerie

Parks and Gardens

Waikerie Pump Track

Come try Waikerie's new BMX pump track. Located within the newly redeveloped Waikerie Riverfront Precinct this exciting track will excite newcomers and experienced cyclists alike. A pump track is a circuit of rollers, banked turns and features designed to be ridden completely by riders pumping (generating momentum) by up and down body movements, instead of pedalling or pushing.

Waikerie SA

32 km away

Hart Lagoon Walking Trail — Image credit: D.C of Loxton Waikerie

Natural Attractions

Hart Lagoon Walking Trail

Hart Lagoon is a wetland situated adjacent the Waikerie riverfront and Holiday Park. The habitat provides for native flora and fauna and is great for birdwatching. The 5km walking trail loops around the lagoon. A bird hide is accessible from the walking trail or alternatively, a parking bay is available on Ramco Road.

Waikerie SA

32 km away

Robert Brandon Memorial Apex Park — Image credit: D.C of Loxton Waikerie

Parks and Gardens

Robert Brandon Memorial Apex Playground

First built in 1979 by members of the Waikerie Apex Club and dedicated in 1998 the Robert Brandon Memorial Apex Playground is the perfect place for parents and children to play and explore in an open park packed with modern and fun play equipment. The park features two slides, climbing equipment, a bike/skate racetrack, interactive sundial and lots of extra surprises. There is an undercover shelter with a gas BBQ, picnic seating, public toilets and a large car park.

Waikerie SA

33 km away

John P Jennings Park — Image credit: D.C of Loxton Waikerie

Parks and Gardens

John P Jennings Park

John P Jennings park is a small leafy suburb park that feature wide open spaces and picnic table seating. This park has a large area of lawn for picnicking or playing and is located on the quiet backstreets of Waikerie perfect for catching up with friends or family or relaxing with a good read.

Waikerie SA

33 km away

Heppner Gardens — Image credit: D.C of Loxton Waikerie

Parks and Gardens

Heppner Gardens

Step into history at Heppner Gardens, a beautiful tribute to the pioneering spirit of Waikerie. Originally a large stone yard for the stone mason Rudy Heppner, this historic spot was transformed into a lush garden, blending natural beauty with the town’s legacy. From 1930, Rudy’s family shaped the area, later selling it to the local council, which cultivated the gardens into the vibrant space you see today. Heppner Gardens was named after Rudy and Ida as a heartfelt homage to Waikerie’s past and their dedication to weeding, clearing, and maintaining the area before council took over the maintenance. Take a peaceful walk through history, relax, and feel the pride of Waikerie’s early settlers. Make Heppner Gardens a memorable stop on your visit to Waikerie, where heritage and beauty intertwine.

Waikerie SA

33 km away

Waikerie Skate Park — Image credit: D.C of Loxton Waikerie

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Waikerie Skate Park

Whether you’re into skateboarding, BMX, or scooters, the Waikerie SkatePpark is the perfect place to ride, practice tricks, and have fun. Featuring a bowl, rails, ledges, and street obstacles, there’s something for all skill levels. Bring the whole family – whether you’re skating, cheering from the sidelines, or enjoying the outdoors, it’s a great spot to spend time together. Grab your gear and come experience the thrill!

Waikerie SA

33 km away

Waikerie Lions Playground — Image credit: D.C of Loxton Waikerie

Parks and Gardens

Waikerie Lions Club Playground

The Waikerie Lions Club Playground, nestled within the Waikerie Riverfront Precinct, promises an unforgettable family day out. This fully undercover and secure fenced playground offers endless fun for toddlers and young children, with a variety of equipment to explore, including swings, slides and climbing structures. Big children and little ones alike can shoot hoops, while parents relax in the grassy areas, perfect for picnics and play. With a gas BBQ, picnic seating, and convenient access to public toilets and ample parking, every detail is designed to make your visit easy and enjoyable.

Waikerie SA

33 km away

Waikerie Outdoor Ping Pong Table — Image credit: DC Loxton Waikerie

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Waikerie Outdoor Ping Pong Table

Play ping pong in the great outdoors all year round by visiting Waikerie’s outdoor ping pong table. Located within the Waikerie Water & Nature Play Park, this game will provide lots of fun for the whole family. Apart from the enjoyment, ping pong has many benefits. There’s opportunity to socialise and meet new people. It’s a fantastic way to gain focus, improve hand and eye coordination and concentration. Outdoor ping pong provides cardiovascular and strength training too. So why not get fit and stay in shape by playing this fun game while enjoying the tranquil setting with the River Murray as the backdrop. Local artists, Liz and Clint Frankel were engaged to paint Waikerie’s outdoor ping pong table after submitting their design to Loxton Waikerie Council’s online community survey. The design is their interpretation of ‘Healthy River, Healthy Community’ featuring citrus, flying swans and yabbies. This design was chosen as the successful winner by the community. The bats and balls are in a strongbox next to the table. Please ensure these items are returned to the box so everyone can enjoy outdoor ping pong. Head on down to the Waikerie Water & Nature Play Park and challenge your friends and family to a game!

Waikerie SA

33 km away

Waikerie Riverfront Frame — Image credit: DC Loxton Waikerie

Parks and Gardens

Waikerie Riverfront

Adjacent to the ferry the extensive riverfront skirts nearly 1km of the River Murray. The spacious lawned area offers plenty of shady trees, shelters, free BBQ’s, play equipment, boat ramp, toilets, ample parking and is an excellent location for outdoor gatherings. The walking trail, pump track, sensory track, amphitheatre and outdoor ping pong table are perfect for active families.

Waikerie SA

33 km away

Waikerie Water and Nature Play Park — Image credit: Connie Little

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Waikerie Water and Nature Play Park

The Waikerie Water and Nature Play Park provides a combination of nature play, water elements and standard play equipment for children. It features a six metre high teepee, a 40 metre double flying fox, six water play areas and a climbing wall, wheelchair friendly merry-go-round plus much more. Situated on the riverfront at Waikerie, this is a playground that you don't want to miss.

Waikerie SA

33 km away

Front of the club building — Image credit: Waikerie RSL Sub-Branch

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Waikerie RSL Sub-Branch

Waikerie RSL Sub Branch cordially invites locals and visitors to enjoy its facilities and inspect the comprehensive military museum (for a gold coin donation). Facilities include a fully licenced bar, military museum, meeting room for hire and bingo every Wednesday night. Located close to the centre of town the Waikerie RSL Military museum is a must visit! You don't need to be a member; everyone is welcome.

Waikerie SA

33 km away

Waikerie War Memorial Gardens — Image credit: District Council of Loxton Waikerie

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Waikerie War Memorial Gardens

The Waikerie Memorial Gardens is an attractive garden dedicated to those local residents who served their country at times of conflict. Thirty jacaranda trees were planted in memory to local men who served in WW2 and did not return home with a commemorative plaque situated below each tree. The park also features a war memorial which is the site of local ANZAC day ceremonies each year and features a historic field gun on display. With the addition of attractive bench seating donated by the local RSL club and public toilet facilities the The Waikerie Memorial Gardens is the perfect place to sit and reflect on the sacrifice of the brave men and women who gave their lives in service.

Waikerie SA

33 km away

Federation Park Entrance — Image credit: District Council Loxton Waikerie

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Federation Park

Named in celebration of the historic federation of the six British colonies that formed the nation of Australia in 1901and located behind the Rainmoth Gallery, Federation Park showcases information boards depicting the history of irrigation in the Waikerie district. Visitors can see an original irrigation channel and learn about the installation of the salt interception scheme and a visual representation of the amount of salt that is being removed from the Murray River each day. From late November to early January, the park also plays host to the Waikerie Christmas Tree Trail.

Waikerie SA

33 km away

McCormick International Tractor — Image credit: Waikerie & Districts Machinery Preservation Society Inc.

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Waikerie & Districts Machinery Preservation Society Inc.

Step back in time and experience their pioneer's heritage at the Waikerie & Districts Machinery Preservation Society. You'll be amazed at the quality of items that have been preserved, restored and available for viewing at the museum. There are farm machinery and implements that were used to cultivate and work the land to enable Waikerie and surrounding districts to prosper. The museum features stationary engines, vintage tractors, oil grease tins, chainsaws, and much much more! The shearing shed, Depression hut and packing shed displays cannot be missed. Make an appointment to visit or join us at one of our open days and explore Waikerie's agricultural history!

Waikerie SA

33 km away

Waikerie Institute — Image credit: District Council of Loxton Waikerie

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Waikerie Institute

The Waikerie Institute, Soldiers Memorial Hall was built in 1919 as a memorial to soldiers who had fought during WW1. The hall was completed in 1928. The hall features a large stage and wooden flooring and houses the town honor rolls for men who served in conflicts up to 1973. The hall is still used by the community for events including the Waikerie Santa's Cave each December. Two shops built onto the side became the town Library and Savings Bank. The store now houses the Cobweb Art and Crafts.

Waikerie SA

33 km away

Promnitz Gardens — Image credit: District Council of Loxton Waikerie

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Promnitz Gardens

Promnitz Gardens is a picturesque town garden with a connection to historical Waikerie. Named after the early pioneering family who built their home in the street, Promnitz Gardens is built on the site of one of the irrigation channels used to bring water to surrounding produce blocks in the early days of the town, the wall of the irrigation channel can still be seen today. The gardens are also home to one of the town horse troughs that serves as a reminder of transport in days gone by. The gardens feature shady park benches and bins.

Waikerie SA

33 km away

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