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The Big Orange is apart of the 'Big Things' to be found in Australia and is located on the outskirts of Berri, Riverland SA. Standing at 15 meters in height with a diameter of 12 meters, it is the Biggest of the 'Big Fruit' in Australia. Currently, the Big Orange is closed due to redevelopments, but you can view it clearly from the road. A great big photo opportunity.
Berri SA
0.3 km away
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
The Berri Golf Club provides players with a wonderful golfing encounter. The 18 hole, par 71, 6019m Men's & par 73, 5284m Women's course is made up of fully irrigated fairways that meander through mallee trees and natural rough leading you to challenging greens. Resident kangaroos and emus are often seen on the course which only adds to the excitement of the Berri Golf experience. Located on our course is the Áward winning Big River Tavern. Owned and operated by the Berri Hotel Group the facility provides excellent Bistro meals, full bar facilities and is open 7 days a week. Modern on-course accommodation allows visitors to stay and play in comfort with affordable golf packages available. Golf accessories can be purchased from the Big River Tavern and Golf Carts are available for hire. Contact the Big River Tavern to book and confirm tee-off times.
Berri SA
0.6 km away
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Landmarks and Buildings
The Berri Lookout Tower has been formed by converting a disused town water tower into a lookout. Wander up the 15.8 metre tower to get stunning views of the Berri Township and the Murray River. A water tap is located at the Berri Lookout Tower for caravans and campers. There is a BBQ available in the picnic area. The town's name is derived from the aboriginal word for 'bend in the river' and was proclaimed in 1911. Berri features a gorgeous riverfront with plenty of area for picnics or playing sport and also includes floating wharf platforms, lookouts, historic monuments and an indigenous bridge mural.
Berri SA
1.2 km away
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
Alan Glassey Park is a major regional sports park. The park is located on Chilton Road in Berri with synthetic hockey pitch, baseball and softball diamonds, covered lawn bowls facility, croquet, indoors sport stadium, netball (and) basketball courts and gymnastics centre. (Public toilets are open for events) Facilities include oval, park and stadium.
Berri SA
1.3 km away
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Natural Attractions
This park contains some of the most visually spectacular and environmentally important areas in the South Australian Murray-Darling Basin. Come and explore the six separate areas that make up the Murray River National Park: Katarapko (Berri/Glossop), Lyrup Flats (Lyrup), Paringa Paddock (Renmark/Paringa), Kingston-on-Murray (Kingston-on-Murray, Gurra Gurra (Berri/Loxton) and Bulyong Island (Renmark), each of these sections are separated by towns and have separate entrances so make sure you familiarise yourself with maps and where these entrances are. Bulyong Island is only accessible by boat. This park enables the conservation of more than 13,000 hectares and includes a vast network of Murray River wetlands and floodplains that provide unique natural experiences.
Glossop SA
1.5 km away
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
The Berri War Memorial was erected in the 1950's to commemorate the District's War effort. The memorial includes an Honour Roll framed by the Honour Gates. The arched entrance to the Berri sporting oval, consists of two concrete and block pillars with two wrought iron gates located between the pillars. A bronze plaque is affixed to the face of each pillar and the Berri Roll of Honour commemorates those who served in World War Two. The Honour Roll is situated on a memorial grandstand which has been dedicated to Lieutenant T.C. Derrick V.C.D.C.M.
Berri SA
1.5 km away
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Enjoy family-friendly fun at the BIG4 Berri Riverside Holiday Park Mini Golf Course, a great activity for visitors of all ages in the heart of the Riverland. Conveniently located opposite the Murray River and within walking distance of Berri's town centre, the mini golf course offers a fun and engaging challenge in a relaxed outdoor setting. Featuring thoughtfully designed holes surrounded by landscaped gardens and greenery, it's the perfect place to enjoy some friendly competition with family and friends. Whether you're staying at the holiday park or visiting for the day, the mini golf course provides an entertaining experience for children and adults alike. Combine your game with a day exploring the Riverland's attractions, including river cruises, wineries, walking trails, water sports and wildlife experiences, all within easy reach. With its welcoming atmosphere and picturesque surroundings, the BIG4 Berri Riverside Holiday Park Mini Golf Course is a fantastic addition to any Riverland itinerary.
Berri SA
1.6 km away
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
Tucked away underneath the Berri Bridge, and at one end of the Berri Riverfront Walk, this mural depicts the Aboriginal heritage of the area. The mural is the second one to be placed here after the original mural was damaged beyond repair. The mural shares the Dreaming story of the local Ngurinderi people. and the origins of the Murray River. A copy of the original mural can be found on a metal cutout nearby along with a circle of totem poles. A lovely peaceful site and an easy short walk from the centre of Berri.
Berri SA
1.7 km away
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Landmarks and Buildings
Jimmy James (the second) was a famous Aboriginal tracker, who belonged to the Pitjantatjara people. Jimmy moved to the Riverland in the 1940's and took his name from his (equally famous father-in-law, tracker, Jimmy James). Just a short stroll from the Berri Visitor Centre, this living riverbank memorial honours Jimmy, who was able to 'read the bush like a newspaper'. He worked with South Australian police on many investigations, murders, robberies and disappearances, his most famous was with Daniel Moodoo, another talented tracker, in 1966 where they travelled from Berri to find a nine year old missing girl in the Adelaide Hills, which they did successfully. The monument is sculpted out of two large slabs of black granite which are finely polished and engraved with images of birds and animals- all part of Jimmy's spirit world.
Berri SA
1.7 km away
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Natural Attractions
This 2.8km loop begins at the Berri Marina and extends along an easy walk/bike track to Martin Bend. Benches are located at intervals, so the track is accessible for most people. Meander through this tranquil ecosystem and observe the the diversity of the flora and fauna, approx. 60 different species have been recorded here at Martin Bend. The trail was developed to showcase the diverse natural environment of the surrounding area and the interpretive signs along the way explain these unique environmental elements. Use the bird hide to catch a glimpse of those shy creatures and don't forget your camera!
Berri SA
1.7 km away
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
Riverland Vietnam War Veterans and Post World War Two monument commemorates those who have served in previous conflicts. The memorial is unique with etched glass, designed and erected by the Riverland Vietnam Veterans Association. The monument was officially opened by Brigadier Richard Burr DSC - MVO on October 30th 2009..
Berri SA
1.7 km away
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
Sturt's Memorial located in Berri (South Australia) was erected in 1936, Sturt's Memorial was built to commemorate Charles Sturt's 1830 voyage down the Murray River. Captain Charles Napier Sturt was a British explorer of Australia, and part of the European exploration of Australia. The front inscription reads: Captain CHARLES STURT Passed This Spot January 1830 Erected 1930
Berri SA
1.7 km away
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Wilabalangaloo Reserve helps to conserve plants, birds, animals and insects of particular conservation significance. Managed solely as a native reserve it contains a significant remnant of native Mallee vegetation and wildlife habitat. There are 3three trail options each commencing and finishing at the trail head near the car park and homestead. Mallee Circuit (1.7km) River Link (820m) Lookout Spur (620m)
Barmera SA
2.7 km away
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Natural Attractions
One of the Riverland's most popular picnic spots, Martin Bend Reserve is situated on the banks of the Murray River a short distance from the centre of Berri. A popular spot for swimming and water skiing, the reserve also has barbecue areas and a boat ramp. It is also one end of the Lions Club Walking Trail, a two kilometre trail passing along the Berri riverfront linking Martin Bend Reserve with the Berri Marina and the centre of town.
Berri SA
2.9 km away
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Amusement and Theme Parks
Monash Adventure Park provides fun for all ages including crazy leaning towers, a Burmese rope bridge, wave bridge, mini basketball, flying fox, slippery dip and lots more. Take your family wandering through the huge maze, with its high walls, secret doorways and little playground hidden inside. There's free electric barbecues and picnic facilities along with a paddleboat kiosk, and a lovely creek meanders through the park. Monash Adventure Park is a great place for any family to visit and one of the most popular attractions in the Riverland.
Monash SA
6.1 km away
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National Parks and Reserves
Explore the floodplain and mallee by visiting Katarapko. This area is popular for all kinds of activities including camping, fishing, canoeing, bushwalking, bird watching and picnicking. There is a six kilometre Mallee Drive that takes you past a number of multi-stemmed trees, which indicate you have entered the mallee. Sand goannas, kangaroos and parrots may be seen resting or feeding along this drive. There are also a number of walking trails including; Kai Kai Nature Trail - an easy 30 minute walk; Ngak Indau Walking Trail - takes 1 hours; Cragg's Hut Walk - an easy trail that takes one hour.
Glossop SA
6.2 km away
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
In the 1920's a series of Locks and weirs were installed along the River Murray. These structures were built to divert water to the emerging agriculture industry and also to improve navigation of Paddle Steamers and boats along the river, which enabled delivery of goods to townships and properties along the river system. There are six locks in the Riverland. In the Berri region, Lock 4 on Nitschke Road is just a few minutes out of Berri heading towards Loxton. The lock has free BBQ's and picnic area for public use and if you are lucky you may see a boat going through the lock chamber. Lock 4 can also be seen from the Kataraptko National Park on the Berri side of the river.
Bookpurnong SA
8.2 km away
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
Barmera Golf Club is right on the shores of Lake Bonney in the heart of the Riverland. It is one of four courses within a 45-minute driving radius. The fully irrigated lush green fairways and greens are the envy of many clubs. The course stretches out over a 6,110 metre par 72 layout across gentle, undulating terrain. Watch out for the signature, short par 3 17th hole. The clubhouse has lovely views of the 1st and 18th holes, a group of magnificent lawn tennis courts and Lake Bonney. It is open Tuesday to Sunday with regular men's and women's competitions. Accommodation is available with the beautifully appointed Comfort Inn & Suites Riverland situated on the course proper. All rooms overlook fairways and are within easy walking distance of the 1st tee. The clubhouse has full facilities, including a bar, snacks and showers.
Barmera SA
13 km away
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
Situated at the top of Barwell Avenue, Rocky's Hall of Fame was officially opened by Slim Dusty during the 1995 Country Music Festival and Awards. It stands as a tribute to the late Rocky Page. A valuable collection of musical instruments and memorabilia is housed in the museum along with a large collection of photos & cartoons depicting some of the biggest names in Australian Country Music. The "Big Guitar" and "Hands of Fame" are a must see feature, displaying hand prints of famous international and Australian artists such as Slim Dusty, Smoky Dawson, Reg Lindsay and many others. A must see for country music lovers. Please contact the Barmera Visitor Information Centre for opening hours.
Barmera SA
13 km away
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Landmarks and Buildings
The Barmera Clock Tower was built in 1944 as a memorial to Charles Sturt who camped near Lake Bonney in 1844, during his search for the inland sea. The Berri Barmera Council had chimes similar to Big Ben placed in it, and they chime on the hour and half hour.
Barmera SA
13 km away
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
"To commemorate the splendid work of the Australian Horses in the Great War 1914 - 1918" (World War 1) Great War Horses Memorial commemorates Australian horses used in World War One. It was built in 1930 was rededicated by the school children of the area on the 11th November 2000.
Barmera SA
13 km away
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
Bonney Theatre was constructed in 1938 and adjoins the Soldiers Memorial Hall which was the original venue for social activities in the 1920’s. This building is an example of art deco architecture. Originally used as a picture theatre, it is now the town’s entertainment center holding dances, concerts, musical, festivals and the like. This multi purpose venue is located in the heart of Barmera, and is an ideal venue for holding events such as wedding receptions, performances, exhibitions, product launches, workshops, board meetings etc. If you are looking for a venue that has character and beauty—then Imagine holding your event in this beautiful hall, with polished wooden floors and great acoustics.
Barmera SA
13 km away
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Head, Foot, Hand Bronze Statue created and donated by local artist, the late Mark Chiles. Mark created the sculpture to be a representation of life in Barmera. The hand represents work and the music festival, the foot is a symbol of the two popular Riverland activities (dance & sport) whereas the head represents the female principal as Mr Chiles felt there was too many male monuments, military and whatnot in our culture.
Barmera SA
13 km away
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
This is a Quick Firing 25 Pounder and was the standard Field gun used in the Australian Army from 1940-1967. The President of the Barmera RSL handed it over to the Chairman of the Barmera War Memorial Community Centre in 1962 and it was put on display in the main street of Barmera.
Barmera SA
13 km away
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