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Landmarks and Buildings
The Heritage Walk will take you to 24 sites within the village of Jindera. At each site, there was a business or important location during the early development of the township commencing in 1872. The walk is approximately three kilometres and can be done on footpaths around the village. A smaller version would be to take in the three main street blocks of the village which would capture 17 sites.
Jindera NSW
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
The Jindera Pioneer Museum is a unique facility just 15 kilometres north of Albury, the Museum is said to be one of the best in regional Australia. It celebrated its 50th year of operation in 2018. The Museum complex contains a remarkable old store and a variety of dwellings, with authentic pioneer to late Victorian architecture and furnishings. Spread over two acres of lovely grounds, with over 25 rooms and galleries, the Museum is also home to a significant and impressive historic machinery and transport display. The 1874 Blacksmith and stables is also a popular feature. The Museum is a perfect, tranquil place for a picnic, with many photographic opportunities. This great Museum for adults and children is open seven days.
Jindera NSW
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
The Jindera Swimming Pool is located in the central part of Jindera close to other sporting facilities. The facility is the perfect place to spend a warm summer’s day by the pool with a fantastic grassed area suitable for picnics, a basic kiosk and pools to suit all ages and seasonal swimming activities. The Jindera Swimming Pool is open from November to March annually, however opening hours and days can change depending on availability of staff and are subject to change.
Jindera NSW
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Amusement and Theme Parks
The Jindera Adventure Playground is a modern recreational space located in the Jindera Recreation Reserve, New South Wales. Opened in December 2023, the playground features a variety of fun equipment including climbing structures, swings, and a flying fox, catering to children of all ages. It also offers shaded picnic areas for families to relax. The surrounding reserve includes a skate park, swimming pool, and sports grounds, making it a perfect destination for outdoor activities.
Jindera NSW
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
In Pioneer Park Jindera stands the Pioneer Cairn, a monument to the original settlers of the area and their journey to Jindera. When the areas original migrant came to Dight's Forest (the original name of the Jindera area), they camped by the Four Mile Creek. This spot has been commemorated by the placement of the Pioneer Cairn. You can explore more of the history of the town with the Jindera Pioneer Museum, with a number of original buildings from Jindera's past.
Jindera NSW
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
The Jindera Golf Club welcomes you to their great country course on the outskirts of Albury. The course was established and is maintained entirely by local volunteers. Membership and green fees are very reasonably priced. They strongly encourage families to come along to enjoy the attractive country setting. There are regular events happening throughout the year, so be sure to check out their website for regular events, grab the clubs and come along.
Jindera NSW
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
Bits and Boots Pony Rides provide a family-friendly riding experience for all members of the family. If you don't want to ride and would just like to groom and play dress up with the ponies you can do it at Bits and Boots. Sessions are from 30 minutes to an hour for pony rides. They can also cater for children's birthday parties and gift certificates.
Jindera NSW
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Entertainment Venues
Lavington Sports Ground (LSG) is a state–of–the–art sporting precinct that hosts local, regional, state and national carnivals and community sports across a wide range of sporting codes. The precinct also includes a modern function centre, including a semi-commercial kitchen, bar and function room overlooking the main oval. The LSG hosts major sporting events including the Big Bash Cricket, NRL and AFL exhibition matches and has been home to many junior sporting stars who have represented their codes at a national level. The venue also has two elite standard sporting fields, cricket nets, pitches, a velodrome, netball courts, a huge undercover grandstand and amenities building. The Lavington Sports Ground has everything to host a regional, state or national carnival. With large, flexible playing surfaces that can be arranged to host all sporting codes and a venue that can hold up to 12,000 people, LSG is perfect for regional, state and national carnivals. Carnival organisers may bring in external food vendors and or hire the kiosks fully staffed or to self-staff.
Hamilton Valley NSW
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
Stop, shake off the dust and visit the iconic Ettamogah Pub. Based upon Ken Maynard's cartoons, the original Ettamogah Pub is situated 15 kilometres north of Albury on the Hume Highway, an easy drive from the city. Creating a unique and enjoyable environment, visitors to the pub are welcome to explore the pub and its walls of cartoon or wander through the cartoon inspired gardens, complete with a tree jail and other zany Ettamogah scenes and characters. The venue hosts live music events along with markets regularly (second, fourth and fifth Sunday of the month). Housing a bar, cafe and restaurant, the pub can cater for groups of all sizes with a range of souvenirs and merchandise available and a very large car park able to cuddle large bus tours. The word "ettamogah" is Aboriginal for "place of good drink".
Table Top NSW
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
Enjoy a welcoming and friendly environment for study at the Lavington Library, located on the ground floor of Northpoint Tower. Select from a large range of DVDs, audiobooks, and magazines or choose a good read. Access to free Wi-Fi and computers providing internet and Microsoft Office. Print, scan and fax services are all available. Visit an exhibition. Join in for Storytime, toddler time and Baby Bounce under the story tree. Attend school holiday programs. Technology information sessions are run weekly to keep you up to date on the latest. Become a member of a book club and participate in book Chats. Justice of the Peace services are available Monday to Friday from 3.00 pm to 4.30 pm, subject to availability. Lavington Library is also an Albury City Council Customer Service Hub where you can pay your rates, register your pet, pick up green and orange waste bags and make council enquiries.
Lavington NSW
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Entertainment Venues
LOKT Escape Rooms is a locally owned and operated escape room business dedicated to creating immersive, one-of-a-kind experiences for everyone. Whether you're a puzzle pro or brand new to escape rooms, we have an adventure tailored just for you. All of the games are designed and built in-house, which means you won't find anything like them anywhere else. Their passion goes beyond escape rooms. They also offer a growing selection of puzzles, games and unique items to bring the fun home with you. And they're always dreaming up new experiences to add to our lineup. At the heart of everything we do is a commitment to exceptional customer service and creating a welcoming, safe space where people can come together, unplug from the outside world, and just have fun - even if it's only for an hour.
Lavington NSW
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Amusement and Theme Parks
Looking for something to do in the Murray-Riverina region that's a step out of the ordinary? Worlds Beyond has got you covered, with a range of immersive interactive experiences for all ages and abilities. Want heart-thumping excitement? Try a free-roam virtual reality adventure, rescuing travellers from a dragon or surviving waves of zombie attacks! Prefer a more relaxing journey into your imagination? PixaPlay sessions immerse you in digital projections that are a sensory delight. These sessions rely on natural body movements to interact with the game, so are great for all abilities. And for the puzzle fans, there are escape rooms and puzzle boxes to test your wits and teamwork. Bring friends, family and workmates along for a shared adventure during the week or on the weekend. Worlds Beyond has structured programs available for school groups, and discount packages for vacation care. Not to mention a function room for parties that are out of this world! Easily accessible by car, bus or bike, with ample parking nearby, Worlds Beyond is a must-do when you're next in Albury-Wodonga. Worlds Beyond - the future of immersive entertainment is here!
Lavington NSW
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Natural Attractions
Nail Can Hill offer a variety of trails suitable for bushwalking, running, and mountain biking. The hill is also known for hosting the Nail Can Hill Run, a popular 11.3-kilometre event that has been held annually since 1977. The hill's many scenic viewpoints make it an ideal spot to experience rare flora and fauna, and it is also home to the yearly Nail Can Hill Wildflower Walk, which started in 2011. Access to the hill is through the main car park on Range Road. For more information and a map, please refer to Albury's Tracks and Trails Guide or the Albury Wodonga Official Visitors Guide.
Albury NSW
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
Situated in Albury and boasts a superbly presented course that features a set of consistently wonderful greens regarded as the best in country NSW and is at least the equal of the majority of metropolitan clubs in Sydney. This course presents a real challenge to championship golfers with its tree-lined fairways and well-placed bunkers, whilst allowing sufficient leeway for all standards to enjoy the layout.
Albury NSW
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
Albury Australian Aviation Museum's Display is located in the Albury Showgrounds right next to the tourist caravan park. It features a wide range of photographs and information promoting most of Australia's aviation museums and historical memorabilia and aircraft ranging from the mid 1930's up to the 1980's. It is open daily with the exception of a few days of the year when other events are being held at the location. Further details of exhibits and closed days will be advised in our web site when they are available. School, Senior, Social and other groups are most welcome. Caravan parking is available very close by and the museum is wheelchair and walker accessible.
North Albury NSW
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
With a variety of bowls and ramps to explore, Albury Skate Park, near JC King Park, offers something for all ages and abilities. Hoop into action on the basketball half-court or test your skills on the freerunning course. The park is open daily, with lighting available for night sessions and events. Equipped with a drinking fountain, public toilets, plenty of seating, and sheltered areas, the park is fully equipped for a fun-filled day outdoors. Access the car park from North Street.
Albury NSW
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
The Albury Racing Club was established in 1881 and today stands as an iconic venue for the city of Albury with rich history and modern facilities and services home to thoroughbred racing and a host of premium functions and events. The Commercial Club Albury Gold Cup Carnival held annually in March is now clearly established as one of the premier country racing carnivals in Australia. The two-day carnival benefits from a local half-day holiday creating Albury’s largest Social Event one not to be missed. Located only five minutes from the centre of Albury, the Albury Racing Club offers the ideal setting for your next event. The club is fully licensed and hosts a variety of functions and events at the racecourse throughout the year including, weddings, corporate events, trade shows and Christmas parties. Formal, informal, indoor or outdoor there is sure to be an area that complements your requirements.
North Albury NSW
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Natural Attractions
A sanctuary for birdwatchers, field naturalists, photographers and bushwalking groups. Wandering through Wonga Wetlands is an idyllic way to wind down and enjoy nature. Wonga is also a remarkable educational experience for school and special interest groups. Located on the Murray River floodplain, Wonga Wetlands is being gently restored from grazing land using Albury City's environmentally treated wastewater. An ecosystem of lagoons and billabongs covering 80 hectares of Murray River flood plain, Wonga is home to a variety of wildlife and century old river red gums and an Indigenous scar tree. In Winter you'll find the wetlands full to capacity. Pelicans and Swans love this time of year. Over Spring the water starts to recede exposing muddy shorelines which attracts hundreds of wading birds. During Summer the water levels reduce and may dry out completely and as Autumn arrives and temperatures drop the wetlands are again flooded and life begins all over.
Albury NSW
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
Kinross Woolshed Ten Pin Bowling offers a fun and welcoming environment for visitors of all ages. With six well-maintained lanes, guests can enjoy friendly games or competitive matches any day of the week. The alley provides a lively atmosphere perfect for family outings, group events, or casual social gatherings. Its clean facilities and easy-to-access location make it a convenient choice for both locals and visitors. Whether you are looking for a relaxed evening of bowling or an entertaining activity with friends, Kinross Woolshed Ten Pin Bowling delivers an enjoyable experience every time.
Thurgoona NSW
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
The action starts here in the great outdoors, with the glorious backdrop of Table Top Mountain, come and experience over 26 hectares of specially designed paintball fields. Specially trained staff will guide you through an exciting session of paintball games tailored to suit your group. Each of the dozen fields has a different theme and a unique game so you will never get bored. So what are you waiting for... the action starts here!
Gerogery NSW
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
Lauren Jackson Sports Centre offers a diverse range of indoor sports and recreational activities. Visitors enjoy access to modern facilities designed for basketball, volleyball, futsal, netball and badminton. Casual and regular court bookings are available. The venue provides a flexible and professional setting for sporting competitions, corporate functions and private events. Its spacious layout and high-quality amenities create an ideal environment for events of all sizes. Lauren Jackson Sports Centre stands out for its commitment to excellence, versatility and community engagement.
Albury NSW
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
The Monument Hill War Memorial sits atop of the hill at the western end of Albury’s main street providing stunning views of the city and surrounding region. Designed by architect Louis Harrison, the monument was unveiled on Anzac Day in 1925 in dedication of the men and women who served in World War l. A short distance below the Monument is a Memorial Bowl to honour the men and women who served in World War ll.
Albury NSW
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Spas and Retreats
At Endota day spa Albury, they invite you to relax and escape from the cares of everyday life and step inside a serene sanctuary of wellbeing. Their passionate and experienced team of therapists are here to welcome and guide you on your treatment journey. Whether it be a lunchtime facial, an express massage, or a whole day of self-care, Endota day spa Albury offers replenishment for the mind, body and senses in beautiful regional Victoria. You’ll find them conveniently located underneath the Quest Apartments in Kiewa Street, just down from the library.
Albury NSW
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
The memorial at Peards Albury was commissioned by George and Debra Benyon and built in honour of Albury’s only Victoria Cross recipient Captain Albert Borella VC, MM, MID. Officially opened in November 2014, the Albert Borella memorial is a must-see when visiting the Albury Wodonga region. It consists of a life-sized bronze statue of the then Lieutenant Albert Borella VC, MM, MID, the Australian flag and a bronze blade engraved with the 101 names of Australia’s Victoria Cross recipients. While you're there, enjoy breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea at Cafe Borella's which was named in honour of Captain Albert Borella in 2009 and has a collection of memorabilia on display inside the cafe.
Albury NSW
14 km away
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