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Jim Salmon Wetlands

Natural Attractions

Jim Salmon Wetland Education Site

The Jim Salmon Wetland Educational Site is located on the northern side of Lake Centenary. It hosts many features such as a sedimentation pond, shady eucalyptus and educational signs, which detail environmental features for students and other observers. Two picnic tables and tranquil views of Lake Centenary are also part of the area. There are four native species which are located within the wetland educational site. These include Golden Perch, Murray Cod, Silver Perch and Catfish.

Temora NSW

0.1 km away

Lake Centenary

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Lake Centenary

During the summer, the lake becomes a hive of activity where water lovers can enjoy aquatic adventures such as power boating, water skiing, sailing, canoeing, swimming or fishing. Or enjoy a stroll around the newly built path that circumnavigates the lake. Lake Centenary precinct is located four kilometres north of Temora and includes a playground, self-weighted gym equipment, landscaped picnic areas and free barbecue facilities.

Temora NSW

0.1 km away

Aircraft Simulator Experience

Amusement and Theme Parks

Aircraft Simulator Experience

The Warbird Simulators are full motion Flight Simulators that will allow you to feel what it was like to pilot the iconic Supermarine Spitfire MkXVI, The mighty P-51 Mustang, or the reliable P-40 Kittyhawk aircraft. Travel back to the early 1940s, when the Temora Aerodrome and satellite fields housed the largest pilot training school established under the Empire Air Training Scheme. Your pre-flight briefing will take place in our 10 EFTS briefing room, beginning your immersion into the Period. Once your briefing is complete, it’s time to climb into the simulator of your choice and begin your flight. So, buckle up and book now for a unique experience for yourself, or as a gift for someone special.

Temora NSW

1.9 km away

Temora Aviation Museum — Image credit: Gavin Conroy

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Temora Aviation Museum

The Temora Aviation Museum showcases one of the world's finest collections of historic aircraft. Established in 1999, the Museum houses the RAAF 100 Squadron Temora Flight collection, which includes two of Australia's flying Spitfires, the only flying Lockheed Hudson in the world, a CA-16 Wirraway and the oldest flying Tiger Moth in Australia. Also part of Temora's collection are an English Electric Canberra, CA-27 Sabre, CA-13 Boomerang, A-37B Dragonfly, Gloster Meteor F.8 and Ryan STM S2. The Museum is home to three full-motion warbird Simulators- a Mk XVI Spitfire, P-51 Mustang and P-40 Kittyhawk. No experience is required, and the flight can be fully customised. In addition to knowledgeable, dedicated and friendly volunteers, the Museum also offers a complimentary self-guided audio tour. Featuring air-conditioned display buildings and hangars which allow close-up inspection of the aircraft, a mezzanine level overlooking the engineering hangar, landscaped gardens, picnic areas, and an aviation-themed children's playground. Whilst you are visiting the Museum, make sure you stop by the Guardhouse Cafe and enjoy barista coffee, morning tea or lunch.

Temora NSW

1.9 km away

Temora Arts Centre

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Temora Arts Centre

The Temora Arts Centre in New South Wales is a vibrant hub for arts and culture, offering diverse workshops, sessions, and events like pottery and printmaking. Committed to inclusivity, it plays a key role in fostering creativity, connecting the community, and enriching the region’s artistic and cultural landscape. Whether you're an experienced artist or a newcomer eager to explore your creative side, the centre provides a welcoming and inclusive space for artistic expression.

Temora NSW

4.1 km away

Boofhead

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Boofhead the Railway Dog Statue

In the middle of 1959, a long-legged black and white fox terrier turned up on the platform of Temora Railway Station. A smart and plucky dog, he was given the name Boofhead and it was soon clear that he thought trains were fun. Boofhead became known as Temora's railway dog. A statue now sits in the Temora Railway Museum as a tribute to Boofhead and his train adventures.

Temora NSW

4.1 km away

Bluey and Boofhead

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Railway Temora

Housed in the newly refurbished Railway Precinct, Railway Temora boasts a growing yet comprehensive display of railway memorabilia dating back to when the Temora Railway Station was first established in 1893. The collection is all arranged throughout the original railway station building that has been recently renovated. Learn about 'Boofhead' a long-legged black and white fox terrier that became known as Temora's railway dog. He rode trains from Goulburn in the east to Lake Cargelligo in the west during the 1960's and became a legend of the rail network. A bronzed statue of Boofhead was unveiled on March 17, 2018, along with a walking trail of the railway yard.

Temora NSW

4.1 km away

Temora Recreation Centre

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Temora Recreation Centre

The Temora Recreation Centre offers a range of facilities, including spacious stadiums and a dedicated group training area for fitness classes such as Body Pump, Body Attack, Zumba, and water aerobics. Additionally, the centre features three interconnected pools, including a heated indoor pool. For those interested in hiring any part of the centre, excluding the indoor and outdoor pools, completing the Sporting Field and Recreation Centre Booking Form is required. This ensures a smooth booking process for events, training sessions, or recreational activities. The centre provides a versatile space suitable for various fitness and sporting needs.

Temora NSW

4.2 km away

Boginderra Nature Reserve

Natural Attractions

Boginderra Hill Nature Reserve

The Boginderra Nature Reserve is only accessed via foot from a laneway at the end of Heinrichs Lane north that has been overgrown with trees, this massive untouched nature reserve provides excellent hiking and bushwalking through granite hills with breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside as far as the Weddin Mountains.

Temora NSW

4.3 km away

Paleface Adios Statue

Landmarks and Buildings

Paleface Adios Statue

Known as the "Temora Tornado", Paleface Adios was the Pharlap of Australian harness racing, winning 108 races, placing a further 69 times from 240 starts in an extraordinary career. Paleface raced from 1971 - 1981. Paleface raced from Western Australia to New Zealand. The legendary horse is commemorated by a life sized monument in the main street of Temora.

Temora NSW

4.3 km away

Bundawarrah Centre Cultural Precinct

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Bundawarrah Centre Cultural Precinct

Bundawarrah Centre Cultural Precinct is home to many of Temora's attractions, including the Temora Rural Museum and Ambulance Museum. There is a constant stream of activities, events and exhibitions, visiting exhibitions, the Temora Local and Family History Research Centre, Temora Shed 4 Men, TEMFM, Mother Shipton's function centre and the Visitor Information Centre. Bundawarrah Centre was established in 2011 to reflect the growing diversity of the Temora Rural Museum site. While the two fifths of the Rural Museum remains the principal attraction of the complex, its street frontage has been remodelled to provide a modern and welcoming introduction through the Temora Visitor Information Centre. The Bundawarrah Centre Cultural Precinct offers a truly unique visitor experience that sets it apart within the cultural and heritage tourism sector. Unlike traditional museums or visitor centres, the Bundawarrah Centre is a living, community-driven precinct that brings together multiple cultural, historical, and social elements under one roof. Their exhibitions are curated with authenticity and care, including Willo's Corner, which respectfully honours Wiradjuri culture and history. The precinct is powered by over 100 passionate volunteers, whose warmth and knowledge create a welcoming, personalised experience that larger institutions often lack.

Temora NSW

5.5 km away

Yellow Bloom Road

Natural Attractions

Yellow Bloom Road- Canola Trail

Step into a sea of gold at the dedicated Canola Walk, located right at the entrance of Lake Centenary in Temora. Designed especially for visitors and locals, this unique field lets you get up close and personal with the vibrant yellow blooms—perfect for photos, creating content, or simply soaking up the breathtaking scenery. This purpose-created space means you can enjoy the magic of canola safely and respectfully, without entering private farmland. With information boards onsite, you'll also discover fascinating facts about the crop, its history, and its role in the region. Whether you're capturing that iconic Canola Trail photo or just pausing to admire nature's brilliance, this stop is a must on your Canola Trail adventure!

Temora NSW

5.5 km away

Temora Golf Club

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Temora Golf Club

Temora Golf Club is a welcoming, family-friendly club that offers a fantastic golfing experience for players of all skill levels. Nestled in the heart of Temora, the club features a well-maintained 18-hole golf course, providing a scenic and enjoyable challenge for golfers. Beyond the greens, Temora Golf Club boasts a spacious function area, making it the perfect venue for events, celebrations, and gatherings. Whether you're planning a casual get-together or a special occasion, the club offers a relaxed and inviting atmosphere. Friday nights are a highlight at the club, with delicious counter meals available, ensuring a great dining experience for members and visitors alike. Enjoy a meal with family and friends while soaking in the club’s warm and friendly ambience. Weekly raffles add an extra touch of excitement, giving attendees the chance to win great prizes! Whether you're looking to play a round of golf, host an event, or simply enjoy a great meal in a welcoming environment, Temora Golf Club is the place to be!

Temora NSW

6.3 km away

Hazeldean

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Hazeldean Family Farm

During the spring and autumn months, experience a guided tour of a fifth- and sixth-generation family farm by vehicle and a walking tour of the extensive collections. The Pioneers Cottage houses family and household memorabilia dating back to the late 1800s, and sheds hold horse-drawn farm machinery, sulkies, wagons, furphies and a general collection of farming equipment from the past. Hazeldean Family Farm grow cereal crops and canola and run Australian White sheep. They have two Clydesdale mares and a Warmblood Arabian stallion. You are welcome to ask questions, and Lyndsay or Rowan will explain farming practices and seasonal tasks. Your tour will include morning or afternoon tea and is open to a minimum of two, maximum of four guests and will take approximately 1.5 hours.

Quandary NSW

20 km away

Welcome to Ariah Park — Image credit: Ariah Park Community Projects

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Ariah Park

Step back in time and enjoy a self-guided tour of this well-maintained village established at the beginning of the twentieth century. A free 32-page booklet provides the history and stories of buildings within the village, the story of the original settlement at Broken Dam and explains the connection of Dame Mary Gilmore to the area. The bronze wheat lumper statue, erected in 2016, is a tribute to the hardworking men who lumped and stacked bags of wheat until the advent of bulk grain handling in 1916. The Supermarket and Pharmacy cater for all essential requirements. The Post Office facilitates banking, bill payments and postage needs, running a charming, unique gift shop in tandem. and the hardware shop has an impressive range of products. Meals and accommodation are available at the iconic Ariah Park Hotel (restored to its original splendour in 2016) Takeaway or dine-in at the White Rose Café and the Bowling Club. See the ever-changing decorated shop windows, visit Second Glance Op Shop and Echoes of Ariah Park Museum. Ariah Park Bowling Club, Golf Club and Tennis Club welcome visiting players. Nearby Ingalba National Forest, Mandamah and Yarranjerry State Forests, nature reserves and Mirrool Creek walking trail provide walking tracks for bushwalkers and birdwatchers.

Ariah Park NSW

28 km away

Wheat Lumper

Landmarks and Buildings

Wheat Lumper Statue

Ariah Park is the birthplace of bulk wheat handling but prior to that wheat was packaged in bags and carried on the shoulders of men. The Wheat Lumper Statue in Coolamon Street, Ariah Park, pays homage to those men and the wheat lumping era. Whislt visiting the Wheat Lumper Statue you can also take in the century old peppercorn trees lining the streets, the old petrol bowsers, the Wool Stamp Wall in Davey Park, lunch at the historic Ariah Park Hotel and meander through the Echoes of Ariah Park Museum.

Ariah Park NSW

28 km away

Church — Image credit: CGRC

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Stockinbingal Heritage Walk

The Stockinbingal Heritage Walk offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into the early days of this historic railway village in New South Wales. With a choice of a short 20-minute route or a more immersive one-hour experience, the walk showcases a collection of well-preserved buildings and sites that reflect the village's development from the late 1800s to the early 20th century. The shorter walk highlights landmarks along the main street, including the heritage-listed Railway Station (built in 1895) and a range of former commercial buildings such as the Butcher, the Bakery, and the original Bank of NSW. The extended route ventures deeper into the village, guiding participants to important civic, religious, and educational sites including the Stockinbingal Public School (1894), the former Memorial Hospital (1927), and St Joseph's Convent School. Interpretive signage enriches the experience by providing historical context and architectural details, while buildings like the Commercial Hotel, St James Anglican Church, and Ellwood's Hall illustrate the enduring Federation-era charm of the village. The walk is self-guided and accessible, making it a rewarding activity for both casual visitors and heritage enthusiasts. Set against the backdrop of Stockinbingal's tree-lined streets and rural landscape, the Heritage Walk is a testament to the community's pride in preserving its pioneering spirit and unique historical identity.

Stockinbingal NSW

31 km away

Barmedman Mineral Pool — Image credit: Jeff Stien

Natural Attractions

Barmedman Mineral Pool

Barmedman Mineral Pool is a large therapeutic pool famous for its naturally high mineral content, believed to help soothe aches and pains. Supplied by an underground stream, the pool is set within peaceful, shady lawns that make it an ideal place to relax. The pool was formed when nearby goldmines were flooded by the underground water source. Today, the site offers a range of visitor facilities including a seasonal kiosk (open during summer), barbecues and dressing sheds. Located within a four-hectare reserve, the mineral-rich waters have long been associated with restorative qualities. Nearby, Barmedman's main street features two parks with picnic facilities and a bowling club. Well-maintained camping facilities are available at the reserve for a $10 AUD donation payable at the entrance. Please note that the pool is closed over the winter period, from May through to October.

Barmedman NSW

32 km away

Aerial View 1

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Stockinbingal Pump Track

The Stockinbingal Pump Track is a fantastic recreational facility located within the Stockinbingal Recreation Ground, offering a fun and challenging experience for riders of all ages and skill levels. Opened in 2019, the professionally designed asphalt track features a series of smooth rollers, berms, and sweeping turns that allow riders to maintain momentum by "pumping" the bike, scooter or skateboard rather than pedalling. The project was funded through the NSW Government's Stronger Country Communities Fund and delivered by Cootamundra-Gundagai Regional Council. Suitable for BMX bikes, mountain bikes, scooters and skateboards, the pump track provides a safe and enjoyable environment for developing balance, coordination and riding skills while encouraging outdoor activity. It has become a popular gathering place for local families and young riders, adding another quality recreational attraction to the village.

Stockinbingal NSW

35 km away

Horse Scare

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Mirrool Horsing Around Mural

Discover a touch of creativity in Mirrool with Horsing Around, a striking 3D mural by Zest artist Zac Craig. Located on the Mirrool RFS Shed, the colourful artwork draws inspiration from the local community and captures the character and energy of the area. Its interactive design invites visitors to become part of the artwork and provides a fun opportunity for memorable photos. The mural is located at 6 Hill Street, Mirrool, and forms part of the Bland Shire Art Trail. Nearby facilities include a barbecue and picnic area, public toilets and caravan sites. Whether travelling through Mirrool or exploring the Bland Shire Art Trail, Horsing Around is a colourful addition to the journey.

Mirrool NSW

41 km away

Migurra Reserve

Natural Attractions

Migurra Reserve

Migurra Reserve is a peaceful natural reserve located approximately 15 kilometres south of Cootamundra on the Olympic Highway. Covering around 20 hectares, the reserve protects a rare remnant of Box-Ironbark woodland, providing visitors with a glimpse of the native landscape that once covered much of the region before European settlement. A 750-metre loop walking track winds through the reserve, where interpretive signs explain the area's unique plants, soils, and ecology. The woodland is home to more than 70 native plant species, including acacias, lilies, everlasting daisies, and native grasses, making it especially attractive during spring when many wildflowers are in bloom.

Cootamundra NSW

50 km away

Bethungra Old School T-House

Shopping and Markets

Bethungra Olde School T-House

The T-House is located in the old Bethungra schoolhouse, which has been lovingly transformed into a unique tourist attraction. A highlight of the T-House is the Memorabilia Room, which displays items from the old school house and other historical items from the area. As well as serving delicious coffees, teas and tasty treats, visitors are able to purchase a range of locally produced items such as jams, chutneys and hand-crafted gifts. So next time you're travelling down the Olympic Highway, pop into the T-House at the Temora/Junee/Cootamundra junction and enjoy this great new attraction in the Junee Shire.

Bethungra NSW

50 km away

Adventure Park

Parks and Gardens

Junee Regional Adventure Park

Completed in December 2020, this all-inclusive park is a fantastic new facility for the Junee Shire. Located at the Junee Regional Sporting and Recreation Hub, the park provides a fun and inclusive outdoor space for local kids and visitors to Junee. The park includes a sensory play area with Aboriginal plantings and a special purpose swing for those with disabilities.

Junee NSW

50 km away

Dog Park

Parks and Gardens

Junee Agility Dog Park

Opened in March 2020, the Junee Agility Dog Park is a popular spot for locals and visitors with their canine companions. Let your furry friends roam free and watch as they have a ball running, jumping and climbing through and over obstacles. Located just down the road from the popular recreational spot, Park Dam and next door to the Junee Tourist Park, which offers pet-friendly accommodation.

Junee NSW

51 km away

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