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Shopping and Markets
Rich Glen Skin and Beauty, located two doors down from the Yarrawonga Provedore, is a boutique store offering a curated selection of natural skincare, beauty, wellness, and artisan jewellery. Wander through their store and browse through their shelves that stock local products. All Rich Glen products are made on their family farm in Yarrawonga.
Yarrawonga VIC
1.0 km away
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
Placed between the iconic Murray River and beautiful Lake Mulwala on the border of New South Wales and Victoria, Yarrawonga Mulwala Golf Club Resort provides a golfing experience like no other. Sharing the landscape with historic River Red Gums and local Australian fauna, the beautiful resort is home to three unique courses and 45 of the country’s finest golf holes. Peter Thomson and Mike Wolveridge’s timeless 45-hole masterpiece is the Mecca of Murray River golf, Australia’s number one golfing destination.
Mulwala NSW
1.5 km away
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Natural Attractions
Explore the stunning outdoors North of the Murray. Gorman Park in Mulwala boasts 110 acres of beautiful natural bushland on the banks of the Murray river, New South Wales. A community group named the Grove Trustees, now called Alexandra Park Club, purchased the 110 acres of river frontage that was to become Gorman Park in 1925. In 2014, walking and cycling trails were completed and were named in honour of key local residents. A popular stop to see local bird life and often a kangaroo, picnic or exercise on the public exercise equipment.
Mulwala NSW
1.5 km away
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Spend some time one-on-one with some of the best experts in Australia teaching new skills. From the complete beginner to the advanced skier, you can achieve and have fun behind the boat at the same time. Come in and ride, you won't be disappointed. Lessons are offered in Waterskiing, Wakeboarding, Wakesurfing, and Barefooting as well as fun tube rides. It could be a fun outing for kids, some time for parents or even a life-long goal that needs achieving. Tailored lessons are available for individuals or groups, ranging from 15-minute rides to whole-day bookings. Waterskiing is a great experience. If you're already a skier or boarder, come and improve your skills with some of the best coaches in Australia. Whatever it is, you're going to have fun!
Mulwala NSW
1.5 km away
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Entertainment Venues
Discover family fun at Mulwala Water Ski Club, you lakeside destination for excitement, dining and relaxation. Set on Lake Mulwala's shores, the club offers the best weekly entertainment along the Murray, relaxing lakeside leisure and thrilling water sports or learn to ski, two restaurants and a Coffee Shop. A good size TAB and KENO facilities next to the bar. Plus a designer Malibu Deck and Bar with retractable roof, misting fans and ceiling heaters, it's the best seat in town - any time of year! With comfortable accommodation for all family sizes and quality powered sites and facilities. The ideal spot for you next getaway on the waters edge. It's all located next door at the Ski Club Holiday Park. The clubhouse has plenty to offer with free live entertainment every Friday and Saturday night and most Sunday afternoons. There are two restaurants - Italian and the Chinese Restaurant, bookings are essential, and are open everyday. Ski Club Coffee Shop for freshly made sandwiches, light meals, fried favourites, snacks and thick shakes, Coffee and a good assortment of Teas, home made cakes and biscuits. The Pro shop has everything the beginner or most advanced water skier. Demonstrations and classes available throughout summer The Mulwala Water Ski Club is the largest licensed water ski club in the world.
Mulwala NSW
1.5 km away
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Entertainment Venues
Luxury cinema experience on the Murray River. Yarra Golf Cinema combines the elegance of a fully licensed lounge bar, with a state of the art blockbuster movie experience that has to be seen to be believed. Furnished with 46 plush leather recliner seats with individual tray tables, 14 plush leather non-reclining chairs, state of the art projector and digital sound system all at a very low price.
Mulwala NSW
1.6 km away
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Amusement and Theme Parks
Tunzafun is a community-owned Amusement Park. There is an 18-hole Mini-Golf Course, Dodgem Cars, Krazy Kars, Carousel, Teacup Ride, Motor Racing Ride, mini-train and UFO Cars for younger children. There is a grassed picnic area with barbeque. There is a kiosk selling drinks, ice creams and other snacks. Tunzafun has entertainment for all ages.
Mulwala NSW
1.6 km away
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Entertainment Venues
Set on the water's edge of beautiful Lake Mulwala, this stunning Laser Light and Sound Show is one for the whole family to enjoy. The only 'free to see' Laser Light and Music Show along the Murray River. Be amazed by the dancing laser lights in the sky, the lights reflecting on the water and bouncing off the generated fog. All set to a popular mix of songs we all know and love which suits all age groups. Relax on the grassed foreshore or watch from the comfort of the designer Malibu Deck. With four stunning laser shows be sure to catch them all during your stay. With shows on every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights over summer and Wednesday and Saturday night during winter, please check the Mulwala Water Ski Club website or Facebook page for current details. Be dazzled by the spectacular laser display which is enhanced with man-made fog and all set to your favourite hit songs through the years. This is your chance to see the only free laser light show on the Murray! Don't miss this opportunity!
Mulwala NSW
1.7 km away
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Landmarks and Buildings
Sculpted by local artist Andrew Whitehead of Urana, this piece was the first commissioned by the Federation Council. This interactive artwork doubles as a bicycle rack on the shores of Lake Mulwala, at Digger Loughnan Fishing Jetty. Many of Andrew Whitehead's masterful sculptures can be found North of the Murray. Other towns North of the Murray showcase his work, including Urana, Morundah, Boree Creek and Lowesdale.
Mulwala NSW
1.8 km away
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
By the Banks by Street Artist Samuel Hall. Covering two sides of the Apex Park public toilet block the mural tells the historic story of the Mulwala area. The Mural design incorporates Mary Jane Rose, Mulwalas Grandmother. Mary was the local nurse and midwife, often walking to towns surrounding Mulwala to deliver babies for many locals. As the local nurse, Mary cared for the sick throughout the region before a doctor settled in Yarrawonga. Over three generations of families benefited from Mary's kindness, strength, and care. Mulwala is the Bpangerang name for a White Bellied Sea Eagle, which can be seen in the mural, as depicted by the late Uncle Freddie Dowling, which was frequently sighted at Mulwala but is now an endangered species. The eagle symbolizes the links to the local traditional owners of the land, connecting the strength of the community and kindness. Mary represents the local township of Mulwala today. Symbolic and flora features are carried throughout the design to encompass past and present flowers and plants used in traditional Bpangerang medicine and cuisine that can still be found throughout the region today.
Mulwala NSW
2.0 km away
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
The Our Mulwala Wall Art is an installation erected on the external wall of the Mulwala Council Office and Library. The 4.3-metre wide x 2.4-metre high piece includes cultural and historical photographs of Mulwala etched into aluminium and creates a unique way to display history. Dating back to the 1800s the images include historic buildings such as the Mulwala Bridge, Royal Mail Hotel, Mulwala Post Office, and the Mulwala Homestead. Mulwala icons such as Pat Talbot, who introduced the first mail delivery in Mulwala in 1960, workers from the King and Jones Sawmill, and the 1923 Mulwala Football Team. Favourite activities such as the Maypole dance and golf feature alongside the Halburd’s punt and the old goods- train crossing the Murray River. The artwork is a joint project between the Mulwala Library History Group and the Federation Council.
Mulwala NSW
2.1 km away
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Natural Attractions
Experience the idyllic waterways North of the Murray. Lake Mulwala is an unforgettable sight with its majestic and ghostly river red gums and offers a range of activities for visitors and locals alike. Water-based activities are a focal point of the bustling country town of Mulwala, located three hours from Melbourne. Enjoy popular activities including boating, waterskiing, kayaking, windsurfing and stand-up paddleboarding. They offer lessons for beginners and competitions for experts. Board a paddle steamer cruise or try out a barbeque boat with friends and family. Book a guided fishing tour with experts or set up camp along the banks with your fishing gear to catch the famed Murray Cod. Both sides of the lake have attractive foreshores that provide a year-round recreation area, including picnic and barbecue facilities, walking tracks, waterslides, playgrounds, a skate park, swimming pools and a splash park. There's more to life – and more to discover – on the waterways North of the Murray. For the keen angler, species found in the area include Murray Cod, Trout Cod, Golden Perch (Yellow Belly), Silver Perch, and Murray Crayfish. For recreational fishing in the Murray River, a NSW recreational fishing licence is required. Please visit the Service NSW website for further information.
Mulwala NSW
2.1 km away
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Parks and Gardens
Head to Purtle Park Adventure Playground on the banks of Lake Mulwala for an outing the whole family can enjoy. This family-friendly park contains a free-standing all-abilities play system with attractive modern designs, overlooking the water. The park encourages risk-taking and problem solving for older children, with sky cabins and swaying walkways 5 metres above the ground. Officially opened in December 2020, a toddler play area, fenced play area, water and vertical play areas, a basket swing, the pelican nest and a flying fox are among the many fun attractions to be found at the park. Pack a picnic, make use of the undercover barbecue facilities, or make the short walk to one of the delicious bakeries or cafes found North of the Murray. This is where there's more to life.
Mulwala NSW
2.3 km away
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Spas and Retreats
Find a serene respite from the hustle and bustle of everyday life by drawing inspiration from the land itself—the salt, sun and clay direct from Mother Nature. Influenced by the tranquillity of the Yarrawonga bush and the winding Murray River, SOL Wellness is a relaxing space designed to treat all the senses and instil calm and relaxation in each guest.
Yarrawonga VIC
2.4 km away
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
Set amid 400 acres of stunning Australian paradise, on the banks of iconic Lake Mulwala in Yarrawonga is Black Bull 18-hole Championship Golf Course designed by course Architects Peter Thomson, Ross Perrett. This par 72 course has beautifully conditioned playing surfaces coupled with interesting strategic holes, making a round here a memorable experience. With rolling fairways, large well bunkered greens and natural watercourses, this expertly designed course will challenge and excite all golfers. Come and visit Charlie - Dare to challenge the famous Black Bull. Voted in the Top 100 golf courses in Australia by Golfers Digest, it's no wonder it is regarded as a No1 golf course in the Murray region and must play. Black Bull Golf Course is located within the multi-award winning Silverwoods Resort which also includes the luxury boutique Sebel Yarrawonga hotel – all part of a multi-million dollar recreational and lifestyle hub. Professionals James and Glenn McCully at Black Bull Golf Club have a combined 60 years of coaching experience, providing tips and advice to all golfers, from the raw beginner to the tour professional get the best out of their game. For all golfers out there, the Black Bull Golf Course is a must play and The Sebel Yarrawonga caters for everyone from small to very large groups for the ultimate play and stay getaway.
Yarrawonga VIC
2.7 km away
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Natural Attractions
Kyffins Reserve offers over one kilometre of shoreline and bush camping and walking tracks, on the banks of Lake Mulwala. Located approximately four kilometres east of the Mulwala township, on Lake Mulwala with access via Corowa Road. There is also a three kilometre walking track, beginning from Owen Bridge Reserve, hugging Lake Mulwala. Kyffins Reserve is a popular spot for fishing. There are no facilities available, but camping is free. The original Corowa/Mulwala road had to be deviated due to the full storage level of the Weir. For fear of flooding Mulwala to Yarrawonga was also listed to be re-aligned. Kiffins Reserve was named when part of Arthur Kiffins farm was resumed to build the new road which is now Spring Drive. Arthur Powell Kyffin was the first to enlist from the Yarrawonga Mulwala District in World War 1. He signed his Enlistment papers in Wangaratta 18th August 1914 No 356.
Mulwala NSW
5.3 km away
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
Max Kirwan Waterski Park - Hire your own private lake! The Max Kirwan Waterski Park is a state-of-the-art facility that hosts State, National and World Championships, And it's available to members to book – bring their boat and have perfect conditions all to themselves. Enjoy being on the water and having it to yourself. Book the lake for yourself and your family and say goodbye to the busy waterways and other peoples wake. Max Kirwan Ski Park is conveniently located only five minutes from Mulwala on a sealed road. With plenty of free parking, plenty of shade and assorted grandstands for excellent viewing. Max Kirwan Ski Park upgrades have meant the club is continually attracting local, state, national and international competition to its world-class facility. Book it today and come experience it for yourself.
Mulwala NSW
6.6 km away
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
In 2018, the Tungamah Silos were the first to be painted in north-east Victoria. Painted by Western Australian street artist, Sobrane Simcock, who was the first female silo artist in Australia. The Tungamah silos depict iconic Australian bird life – dancing Brolgas, a Kookaburra, a Galah, a Kingfisher, a Sulphur-crested Cockatoo, two small wrens and a white Ibis, sitting in the thick foliage of a gum tree. Simcock has also painted other murals around the town and the region, including the murals opposite Cherish Brews and Bites Café in Numurkah and the Bundalong Tavern.
Tungamah VIC
21 km away
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
Located just 30 kilometres south of Yarrawonga and the Murray River, the Tungamah Heritage Walk takes you past numerous historic buildings in the Tungamah township. Once a bustling hive of industry, Tungamah is a town with a rich sense of community, resilient in times of disaster and proud of its very strong heritage. Colin Campbell, a past resident, captured the town's history in his book Just About Tungamah 1875 - 2002, inspiring the local Community Representative Committee to develop this walk, which includes twenty four podium signs ensuring Tungamah's history is not forgotten. The walk covers most of the town and incorporates many of the significant sites and buildings some dating back to the early 1880s including the Tungamah Store, Peter Peters' Store, Tungamah Shire Offices, Victoria Hotel, Tungamah Hotel, Tungamah Garage, Tungamah Timber Yards, National Bank of Australasia, Pharmacy/Bakery, Post Office and Court House. The Tungamah Community Representative Committee welcomes you to Tungamah and hopes you're enriched by this journey through the history of one small community. Please take the time to wander and imagine life from a bygone era. Estimated walk time one and a half hours to complete.
Tungamah VIC
21 km away
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Natural Attractions
Discover the beauty of the Box-Ironbark forest on the Springtime Flower Walk, a relaxed and family-friendly loop trail showcasing one of the region's most vibrant natural displays. This gentle walk winds through native bushland rich in birdlife, offering plenty of opportunities for wildlife spotting and peaceful immersion in nature. In spring the forest floor transforms into a colourful carpet of wildflowers, making it an especially rewarding experience for walkers, photographers and nature lovers alike. The track is relatively flat, well maintained and clearly signposted, making it accessible for visitors of all ages and fitness levels. Starting from Killawarra Forest Camp, walkers can choose between two loop options to suit their time and ability. The shorter northern loop is approximately 1.2 kilometres and takes around 30 minutes to complete, ideal for families or a quick nature break. The southern loop extends to 3.7 kilometres and takes around two hours, offering a more immersive bushwalking experience. For those wanting to explore further, the two loops can be combined into a longer circuit. Whether you're enjoying a short stroll or a longer walk, the Springtime Flower Walk provides a peaceful escape into nature just a short distance from town. For additional information, including maps and seasonal updates, visit the Parks Victoria website.
Killawarra VIC
28 km away
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
Redlands Hill Reserve, located near Corowa NSW, represents a Grey Box Grassy Woodlands, which is considered an Endangered Ecological Community. The reserve boasts four walking trails, developed in 1997 by the joint efforts of Corowa and District Landcare and Former Corowa Shire. All the tracks are rated easy, with no bushwalking experience required, with the shortest track being 0.7 kilometers and the longest being 1.7 kilometers. Signs are up to give visitors insights into the reserve's environment, plants, and animals. The reserve also hosts information on prominent artists, Tommy McRae and Tom Roberts. Tommy McRae (1835-1901) was an Aboriginal stockman based in nearby Brocklesby Station, and Tom Roberts painted the famous 'Shearing the Rams' painting in a shearing shed on Brocklesby Station in 1890. A replica of the shearing shed, which burned down in 1960, is located in the reserve.
Redlands NSW
30 km away
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Landmarks and Buildings
The Katamatite Silo Art Project is a significant project, not just for Katamatite but for the Moira Shire. It was a collaborative effort involving the Katamatite Lions Club, Moira Shire Council, GrainCorp, the artist Tim Bowtell, and the community, raising funds through markets and an Op Shop. After five years the Katamatite Lion's project was completed in July 2023. The mural portrays Katamatite's vivid history. It joins the popular North East Silo Art Trail There is much to see in the tiny town of Katamatite Victoria.
Katamatite VIC
30 km away
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Parks and Gardens
The re-developed C.R Wood Park has a Furphy-designed picnic table and bench set in manicured lawns. The park features mosaic bollard art, a rose garden, a town history board detailing the major events, a children's playground with shade sails and modern public toilets. Hunt for the items hidden in the mural on the toilet block painted by Tank Art. Plan to take a break from your drive and discover what Katamatite has to offer. Explore the Katamatite Bizarre. The public tennis courts are available most days. Enjoy the new and improved facilities this park has to offer.
Katamatite VIC
30 km away
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Parks and Gardens
On 1 October 1992, the Rotary Club of Cobram met to consider establishing the Barooga Botanical Gardens on the old cricket ground. The proposal was approved, and a committee of local residents was formed to explore options for the neglected Crown land. Barooga Rotarian Geoff Brentnall became the inaugural president, with Daryl Yeaman as secretary and Norm Wright among eleven committee members. The site was an unsightly gully in need of complete transformation. Funds were raised to engage local landscape designer Vanessa Ranken to prepare plans, while Yeaman's legal expertise supported negotiations with Berrigan Shire Council. Volunteers from Barooga and Cobram, supported by the Cobram Barooga Rotary Club, cleared the six‑acre site. Gravel paths were laid with material from the Tocumwal quarry, and local contractors donated time and equipment. Two historic palms were transplanted from Seppelt's vineyard, a cedar tree from the Barooga P.S. yard, and further plantings followed. Numerous community groups contributed funds for trees and irrigation. The Gardens were officially opened on 1 November 1993 by local MP Jim Small, Berrigan Shire Mayor Heather Wilton, and Vanessa Ranken. In 1994, further funding enabled BBQ areas, a toilet block, and electricity. Today, the Gardens reflect the vision and dedication of Brentnall, Yeaman & Wright. Entirely volunteer‑maintained and supported by a plant stall every Tuesday 9am–11am, preserved as a peaceful space for special occasions.
Barooga NSW
31 km away
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