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Boorowa Town Pool

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Boorowa Town Pool

The Boorowa Town Pool is the perfect place to cool off, unwind and enjoy a swim during the warmer months. Open daily from November through to March (except Christmas and Boxing Day), the pool offers modern amenities, shaded areas and plenty of space to relax. The complex features a deep-end diving board for those seeking a splash of fun and a smaller pool for children, making it ideal for families and swimmers of all ages. A small canteen operates on site, offering light snacks and refreshments to enjoy between swims. Swimming is a wonderful way to stay active and soak up the country sunshine — and on Australia Day, entry is free for everyone!

Boorowa NSW

0.1 km away

Boorowa Library

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Boorowa Library

Boorowa Library offers public library services as part of Hilltops Council Library which also has branches in Harden and Young as part of Hilltops region. Boorowa library has public computers with access to the internet and physical and e-resources available for loan, quiet reading spots, community connection and everything in between for locals and visitors alike.

Boorowa NSW

0.1 km away

Boorowa Skate Park

Parks and Gardens

Boorowa Skate Park

Enjoy this wonderful skatepark in Boorowa! Located in Boorowa Recreation Grounds (off Pudman Street) there are public toilets nearby. The Boorowa Skate Bowl offers a unique skateboarding experience with its distinctive design. The park's standout feature is its unlikely shaped bowl, which adds an element of novelty to the skating terrain. In the shallow section, skaters can enjoy mellow banks that provide a smooth and enjoyable ride. The centrepiece of the bowl is a volcano feature, adding an exciting challenge for more adventurous riders. Moving towards the deep end, the transitions take on a more conventional shape, offering a familiar environment for seasoned skaters. This blend of unconventional and traditional elements makes Boorowa Skate Bowl an enticing destination for skaters of all skill levels. Whether you're looking to practice your tricks or simply enjoy the thrill of riding in a picturesque rural setting, this skate park offers something truly special.

Boorowa NSW

0.2 km away

Birds, Bees and Me shop front — Image credit: Kim Rogers

Shopping and Markets

Birds, Bees and Me

Welcome to the enchanting world of Birds, Bees, and Me—a delightful gift shop nestled in the heart of Boorowa. Immerse yourself in a treasure trove of handcrafted wonders and captivating finds that promise to add a touch of charm to your life. Birds is for Best Birdhouses, meticulously handmade by Stan and adorned with rustic decoupage finishes by the talented Bette. Each birdhouse is a masterpiece, crafted with love and care to bring nature's beauty to your home. Bees is for honey: Indulge your taste buds with the sweet nectar of Paul's honey, Fairy Hill Honey and Young Bees honey. Sourced locally, these delectable honey varieties are a true testament to the richness of the surroundings. Meet Kim, the creative force behind the quilted wonders. From ironing board covers to table runners, glasses cases, quilts and pot holders, Kim's artistic touch transforms everyday items into unique pieces that reflect warmth and style. Come and visit Birds, Bees and Me, where each visit promises new discoveries and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Delight at unique finds and handcrafted treasures that make every moment special. Located in Boorowa, let the magic of Birds, Bees, and Me unfold before your eyes.

Boorowa NSW

0.2 km away

The Boorowa Courthouse Arts and Crafts Co-op

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

The Boorowa Courthouse Arts and Crafts Co-op

The Boorowa Courthouse Arts and Crafts Co-op is located in the Old Court House Building and provides visitor information, sells local handmade products and has a Magistrates Tearoom where you can indulge in a most decadent Devonshire Tea. Browse amongst the display of locally made products, historical books and souvenirs, there's a selection of books relating to Boorowa and District, a fine choice of handmade jumpers is available for purchase along with wonderful local jams and cakes - just like grandmother made. Find a gorgeous gift for every occasion. The volunteers who operate the Co-op enjoy welcoming visitors and discussing local tourism locations. Ask what there is to do in Boorowa and you will be pleasantly surprised. The Visitor Centre organises day tours of Boorowa for buses and groups as required.

Boorowa NSW

0.3 km away

Boorowa Ex-Services and Citizens Club

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Boorowa Ex-Services and Citizens Club

Boorowa Ex-Services and Citizens Club is known as the “Best Little Club in the West” because they’ve been open since 1948. With a rich history and beautiful club, they are proud to be Boorowa’s first choice for entertainment, food and games. They are a locally run club that supports the Boorowa community and sporting teams. Stop in to watch the game on their big screen televisions whilst enjoying a cold beer, or snacks at the bar, or opt for a nice sit-down meal at their restaurant. Grab some friends and sign up for squash, bowls, or bingo! They offer an endless supply of games, live entertainment, and delicious food. If you want access to unlimited fun at their club, become a member and enjoy good company, great food, all types of games and much more. For more information about memberships, please contact them today to speak with their friendly and accommodating staff.

Boorowa NSW

0.4 km away

Boorowa Museum — Image credit: Hilltops Council

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Boorowa Historical Museum

The Boorowa Historical Museum is located in a gorgeous old pisé work, heritage building on Marsden St in the central business district of Boorowa. It is the last pisé work building in Boorowa and has been lovingly restored. Learn more about Boorowa history with their knowledgeable volunteers, and take a peep at the permanent wool display and antique printing press inside. The museum is linked with the Lachlan Valley Museum Group and hosts some exciting travelling exhibitions. Although opening hours are limited, it is open to visiting bus tours on request outside of its usual hours.

Boorowa NSW

0.4 km away

Murringo Barracks Art Gallery

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Murringo Barracks Art Gallery

Located in the picturesque bluestone, heritage-listed Mounted Police Barracks, built in the 1880's, this elegant little gallery features works from local and regional artists. Works on display include art by resident artist, Therese Crowe, widely known for her local landscapes and portraits. Murringo Barracks Gallery is open September through May (closed winter months June, July August)

Murringo NSW

23 km away

Richard Taubman — Image credit: Hilltops Council

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Taubman and Webb Trading Post

The Taubman and Webb Trading Post is a tribute centre to the late Syd Bayliss, renowned bushman, plaiter and whip maker. The Centre displays many leather items which were made and used by Syd. There are also leather items made by local whip maker and attraction name-sake Richard Taubman and other leather works for sale. Richard and Leah Taubman are dedicated to keeping Syd's stories alive for future generations. Richard hosts whip-making classes and demonstrates his whip-cracking skills with his infamous whip "Big Bertha" a 20-metre whip made by Richard - which he often cracks down the main drag in Murringo. The Tribute Centre also acts as a Cellar Door for the nearby Trandari Wines and sells local honey and sometimes freshly laid eggs.

Murringo NSW

24 km away

James and Wendy Bowman, Owners of Barwang — Image credit: Barwang Wines

Agritourism

Barwang Vineyard and Farm

Barwang Wines offers a relaxed and authentic wine-tasting experience in the rolling countryside between Harden-Murrumburrah and Young. Visitors can sample a range of award-winning wines while overlooking the vines that produce them. Set on a working farm with sheep, cattle and crops, the vineyard reflects a genuine connection to the land. The soils are deep red, decomposed granite clays infused with basalt, creating ideal conditions for producing premium wine. Guests can enjoy a guided tasting and learn about the history of Barwang Wines, one of the first vineyards established in the region. The setting blends rural charm with winemaking tradition, offering sweeping views across the vineyard and surrounding farmland. Barwang Wines invites visitors to slow down, savour the flavours and experience the beauty of the Hilltops wine region.

Barwang NSW

26 km away

Peter Minson

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Peter Minson Art Glass

Peter Minson is a third-generation glassblower. Unique products such as glasses, teapots, flowers, and necklaces can be admired and purchased. Private lessons and workshops can be arranged. Peter says he considers himself lucky to be the third generation in a family of glassblowers and having followed a path of scientific glassblowing through to functional and artwork, to have worked with some of the best as an equal. Today he has a studio in Binalong, a small village 30 minutes from Yass. Here he continues his work and teaches glass to those who want to experience the magic of his everyday world.

Binalong NSW

27 km away

Binalong Bazaar — Image credit: YVIC

Shopping and Markets

Binalong Bazaar

Located in the historic town of Binalong NSW, on the Burley Griffith Way, you will find the unique collections at the Binalong Bazaar. The Bazaar is filled with second-hand goods, antiques, collectables and knick-knacks. With plenty of treasures to choose from, including furniture, homewares, timber slabs, old bottles and old tools, Binalong Bazaar is one you don’t want to miss.

Binalong NSW

27 km away

Johnny Gilberts Grave

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Johnny Gilberts Grave

Situated on the outskirts of Binalong in New South Wales is a historic grave site for the notorious bushranger, Johnny Gilbert. There is an area to stop and park along Burley Griffin Way, at the foot of the hill. From there you are able to walk to view the grave. As you explore Johnny Gilbert's stomping ground, you might consider whether he was the worst bushranger of all. With 630 armed hold-ups, he was certainly hard working! May 13, 1865 was a bad day for Johnny Gilbert as he was shot dead in a paddock on the bank of the Balgalal Creek near Binalong. At the time of his death at just 23, he was the most infamous criminal in Australia, a one-time member of Ben Hall's gang with the notorious Frank Gardiner. Gilbert had come to Australia from his native Canada in search of gold.

Binalong NSW

28 km away

Binalong Memorial Swimming Pool

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Binalong Memorial Swimming Pool

Whilst travelling the roads of the Yass Valley, you are bound to reach Binalong with its many attractions. On a hot day, it is good to know there is a pool here too - great for the whole family. Staffed with Royal Lifesaver lifeguards, grassed areas with plenty of shade, a kiosk and it is conveniently located right on the main street. Binalong Memorial Swimming Pool was built by the citizens of Binalong and District in honoured memory of those who died and in appreciation of all who served from 1914 to 1918 and 1939 to 1945. For current operating hours and pricing please refer to the website.

Binalong NSW

28 km away

Binalong Community Club

Entertainment Venues

Binalong Community Club

The Binalong Community Club will allow you to discover an 18-hole sand green course, their own bowling green, clubhouse, licensed bar and cafe. You couldn't go past this enjoyable village, so why not stop and have a social game of golf with friends or family? Providing quality home-style cooking to the locals and visitors of Binalong and surrounds. There are many historic buildings in the township to explore as well, dating back to 1847.

Binalong NSW

28 km away

Harden Town Pool

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Harden Town Pool

The Harden Memorial Town Pool is the perfect spot to make a splash this summer! Open from November and closed during the cooler winter months, this Olympic-sized pool is ideal for both casual swimmers and those looking to keep up their fitness in the water. Families will love the relaxed country atmosphere, plenty of space to swim and unwind, and shaded areas to cool off between dips. The pool stands as a proud tribute to the Service Men and Women from the Harden-Murrumburrah district who served in World War II and Korea, making it a special place for the community to gather and enjoy the season. Whether you're doing laps, teaching the kids to swim or just looking to escape the summer heat, Harden Memorial Town Pool is a great way to soak up the sunshine and enjoy a classic country pool day.

Harden NSW

35 km away

Harden Skate Park

Parks and Gardens

Harden Skate Park

Harden Skate Park is a true gem for skating enthusiasts, named one of the best facilities of its kind in the year it opened. Crafted by Precision Parks, it boasts a unique open bowl adorned with hips, pockets, and a deep end, catering to skaters of all skill levels. Neighbouring Newsom Park and the Harden Olympic Swimming Pool, it has become a hub for the skaters and riders to get together, making it the perfect school holiday stop or skater's weekend getaway.

Harden NSW

35 km away

Harden Murrumburrah Historical Society Museum, 302-304 Albury Street Murrumburrah

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Harden-Murrumburrah Historical Society Museum

The Harden Murrumburrah Historical Society Museum includes local history artefacts and theme areas such as: railway, chemist shop, blacksmith shop, kitchen circa 1900s, tools and farming, clothing, gold mining, school room, musical instruments and the Australian Light Horse. The museum is a two-storey brick building built in 1912 with exhibitions across both floors.

Murrumburrah NSW

35 km away

Harden's House of Honey

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Harden's House of Honey

Harden's House of Honey is a must-visit for anyone curious about the world of bees and the remarkable variety of flavours found in pure honey. Home to one of the most extensive ranges of raw, straight-line honeys in Australia, with much of the edible honey locally collected by the beekeeper owners. A standout experience is to try before you buy! The self-serve honey tasting has 24 different sample varieties and discover just how complex and unique honey can be in taste, colour and texture. Beyond the tasting bench, explore a hive of bee-inspired products all under one roof. From honeycomb, beeswax candles and handmade soaps to body care products, jewellery and kitchenware, there's just all sorts of things to peruse! Bee lovers will also enjoy the range of toys, costumes and novelty items, along with locally sourced treats and confectionery. Friendly and welcoming staff add to the experience, sharing their knowledge and passion while offering genuine country hospitality. Harden's House of Honey is a sweet stop where you can taste, learn and take home a little piece of the Hilltops Region.

Harden NSW

35 km away

Harden Country Club Golf Course

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Harden Country Club Golf Course

Harden Country Club is home to a beautiful 18 hole golf course, offering an incredible golfing experience for players of all skill levels, and plays host to many competitions and events throughout the year. The 18-hole layout winds through rolling terrain, with stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Designed with both challenge and playability in mind, it features strategically placed bunkers, water hazards, and undulating greens that will test even the most seasoned golfer. It is a semi-private golf course, offering both membership options and public access for non-members. The pro shop stocks a wide selection of golf equipment and apparel, ensuring you have everything you need for a successful round. So why not get your mates together and come and have a hit. Whether you're interested in hosting a golf day, just want to come and have a round or two or practice your swing at the driving range, Harden Country Club can help you with all your golfing needs.

Harden NSW

35 km away

Harden District Bowling Club

Entertainment Venues

Harden District Bowling Club

Located in the centre of Harden Murrumburrah, the Harden District Bowling Club is the perfect spot for a game of bowls. The club has several greens, clubhouse and a cold one is always on offer. The club participates in Barefoot bowls and the function room makes it the perfect venue for family gatherings.

Harden NSW

35 km away

Harden Library

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Harden Library

Harden Library provides public library services to the community with access to public computers, physical and e-collections for loans and more. Quiet reading spots, community connections and everything in between for locals and visitors alike. Harden Library also hosts a Services Australia self-service access point to enable users to connect with essential government services such as Centrelink.

Harden NSW

35 km away

Showgrounds Stabling and Camping — Image credit: Harden Show Society

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Murrumburrah Harden Showground

The Murrumburrah-Harden Showground is one of the premier locations for events in the region and has a wide range of facilities to cater for many different events and activities. There are wonderful equine and kennel club facilities, a poultry pavillion and sheep pavillion. The Murrumburrah-Harden Showground is the home of the annual Harden Community Bank Show. There are a large volume of overnight RV camping sites available, these include both powered and unpowered. The Murrumburrah-Harden Showground offers one hundred and thirty generous camping sites with power and water, catering for all types of camping, caravans and RVs. The showground features a new amenities block with a coin-operated laundry. Book online for overnight stays at the Showground. There are a range of indoor and outdoor spaces available for hire. Equine facilities include an Alcorn pavilion with forty-two covered yards, eighty secure uncovered yards, four horse wash bays, sand dressage arena, pony club clubhouse, and kitchen, forty-five centimetre to two-star level cross country course, the well-maintained main arena for other activities. Kennel Club facilities include four show rings. The Poultry Pavilion is equipped with a kitchen designed to be used as a multipurpose space for hosting all types of events. The Davis Family Sheep Pavilion is an open-sided shed space with multipurpose use.

Harden NSW

36 km away

Coddington Park and Roberts Park

Parks and Gardens

Coddington Park and Roberts Park

Coddington Park is located on Burley Griffin Way in Murrumburrah. The Murrimboola Creek runs alongside the park. Coddington Park and Roberts Park sporting fields adjoin, which makes Coddington Park a busy hub during sporting competitions. Coddington Park is within walking distance of the Albury Street shopping precinct. It is filled with playgrounds, barbecue equipment and public toilets. Recently updated facilities - a great spot for coaches to stop. And a great view of the Harden Murrumburrah Silo Art and just a short stroll to the Lighthorse Memorial and the War Horse Sculpture Bill The Bastard. Also, a short stroll to the Harden Murrumburrah Visitor Information Centre, Cafes and Harden House Of Honey all on Albury Street.

Murrumburrah NSW

36 km away

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