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Parks and Gardens
Lions park South Corowa has lots to offer with a picnic area, children's play area, water access for swimming and launching your boat, perfect spots for fishing and in-season fishing for Murray Crayfish. There is something for everyone who visits the park. The Corowa walking track passes right by the park, which makes it a great place to start or end your trail.
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Natural Attractions
The River Street Wetlands are located in south Corowa and are bordered by a well-used bike path and neighbouring urban dwellings. A number of frogs inhabit the wetlands, however of importance is the Sloane's froglet (Crinia sloanei) - a threatened frog species occurring only within wetlands in Corowa and Albury. The protection of the froglet's habitat is vital for the conservation of this species. The River Street Wetlands are situated amongst River Red Gum herbaceous-grassy open forest wetland, a plant community dominated by River Red Gums (Eucalyptus calmaldulensis), wattles and diverse grasses, sedges, rushes and forbs.
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Natural Attractions
Corowa Common offers 48 hectares of natural river red gums located on the banks of the Murray River and overlooking the magnificent Corowa Golf Club Resort. Generally, there are no facilities available although during the busy periods skip bins are provided and there is a nightly cost attached to camping. You need to be fully self-contained to camp at the Corowa Common. The Corowa Common is Crown Land and operated by the Corowa Common Trust. There are plenty of spots to launch your boat for fishing or water sports. Or just visit for the day and enjoy the beautiful walks and picnic spots.
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
Located on Federation Avenue, the Pioneer Cemetery in Corowa was started prior to Federation, with the oldest headstone dated 1859. The headstone was that of Mr Andrew Hume, nephew of Mr Hamilton Hume of Hume and Hovell fame. A memorial wall remembers those whose graves cannot be identified. The cemetery is now only used for burials with a reservation.
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
At Wacky Bird Gallery artist Christine Upton will welcome you and then allow you to experience a wide selection of her quality original artwork. Christine is a highly recognised Master Printmaker specialising in Relief Block artwork using vinyl 'plates'. If you have the time Christine enjoys explaining the techniques and concepts behind her artwork. Visitors are able to see the carved 'plates', research drawings and final designs of some of the artworks on exhibition. Wacky Bird Gallery is the only outlet for the full range of cards, A4 prints and calendars using Christine Upton's designs produced in Australia by Blue Island Press. There is also a selection of placemats and coasters handmade in Noosa and exclusive for Wacky Bird Gallery. All works are for sale and available to take on purchase.
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
Corowa's Catholic Cemetery sits on the outskirts of town, adjacent to the Corowa Lawn Cemetery, which was opened at the site in 1970. While the cemetery is still in use today, there are many historical headstones and monuments within the cemetery, with the oldest identified headstone dating back to 1883.
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Natural Attractions
No matter the season, there is always something to do along the Corowa Foreshore! The Corowa Lagoon is the perfect place to launch your boat, take a dip in the Murray River, enjoy a family picnic on the lawn or the picnic tables provided, or try your luck and see if you can catch a Murray Cod. Rowers Park also has a quiet launching facility just for canoes and kayaks, and a lush lawn area perfect for a long lunch with the free-to-use barbecues. Right next door, the Rivalea fishing platform is a great spot to sit back and try your hand at catching the elusive Murray Cod or Golden Perch. For some sporting action, John Foord Oval backs onto Rowers Park and during Winter, the Corowa-Rutherglen Kangaroos Aussie Rule Football Club can be found during the season. The Corowa foreshore, all your river experiences in one.
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
Spanning the majestic Murray River from Corowa in New South Wales to Wahgunyah in Victoria, this iron lace bridge was named after one of Wahgunyah and Corowa's pioneer founders, Mr John Foord. He operated the original punt across the Murray River and was instrumental in building the first bridge. The original pilons are still visible from the bank in Rowers Park. The current steel bridge was completed in 1892.
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
Now located at the entrance to Ball Park Caravan Park and privately owned, this water fountain was originally donated by Mayor A. A. Piggin in 1907 to commemorate the opening of Corowa's town water supply. The Fountain was originally placed on the corner of Sanger and Mary Streets before being moved to where the War Memorial is now situated. It was then moved to the front of the old Council Chambers on the corner of Bow Street and Honour Avenue before being relocated to Ball Park in 1922.
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Amusement and Theme Parks
The Apex Miniature Steam Train runs around Bangerang Park Corowa on the first Sunday of the month, weather permitting. The train rides coincide with the Corowa Rotary Federation Farmers and Community Market and all proceeds go back into maintaining the train and tracks. The train has run for many years and many parents are bringing their children to Corowa to relive the fun they enjoyed as children on the miniature train.
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
The Corowa region is rich with wonderful experiences that celebrate and commemorate the ancient Indigenous and colonial history. Explore their self-guided history trails in Corowa and Howlong, and discover how these towns have contributed to shaping modern Australia. Corowa In 1893 at a conference in Corowa, a resolution was passed paving the way for the formation of the Australian Commonwealth in 1901. Today the township of Corowa is known widely as the ‘Birthplace of Federation’. Immerse yourself in this rich history as you uncover the stories behind 25 historic sites and landmarks across Corowa. Each site has its own story, taking visitors on the journey from yesteryear to the present day. Howlong Howlong’s colonial origins begin in 1836 when the NSW surveyor-general Major Mitchell set up camp on the southern bank before crossing the river as part of his ‘Australia Felix’ expedition. In 1838 Joseph Hawdon set off from Howlong on the first Overland Cattle Drive to Adelaide. The same river crossing was used by Hawdon for the first overland mail delivery from Port Phillip (Melbourne) to Sydney via stagecoach. The Howlong History Trail is the perfect way to immerse yourself in this rich history as you uncover the stories behind the 28 sites that are dotted around Howlong. The tour takes approximately three hours by foot or one hour by car.
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Amusement and Theme Parks
No day out enjoying the playgrounds and reserves North of the Murray is finished without a stop at Bangerang Park. Centrally located at the bottom of Sanger Street in Corowa Bangerang Park features an all-abilities play system that includes a twin tower and skywalk, sand and water play, balance and agility, spin dish, swings, sculptural pieces as well as musical items. The playground is set within plantings of riparian foliage that compliments the senses. Surrounded by beautiful green grassed areas that are ideal for a picnic lazing under the shade of the trees or enjoying a barbeque cooked on the provided barbeques.
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
Located in the heart of the Corowa Sports Precinct, the Corowa Aquatic Centre includes start of the art aquatic and leisure facilities. Operated by Federation Council, the newly constructed Corowa Aquatic Centre is located in Edward Street Corowa. Visitors to the Corowa Aquatic Centre can enjoy the centre's many features, including: Outdoor 50 metre Olympic size pool, indoor 25 metre heated pool, splash park, indoor café and merchandise shop.
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
The Corowa Arts Space is a community art space that hosts exhibitions and events by local artists, community groups and special interest groups. Periodically the space hosts travelling exhibitions such as the Bald Archy Prize. Outside of this "The Corowa Collection" is displayed. This is a collection of past winners of the prestigious Federation Art and Photographic Prize. Award-winning artwork from 1999 is displayed as part of this collection which features work from some prominent Australian Artists. The council work in partnership with the Federation Arts Committee to host exhibitions throughout the year and the gallery is available for private hire. Exhibitions have included the famous 'Bald Archy' exhibition.
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
Enjoy the very heart of Australian bowls, where Crackerjack was filmed. The iconic club sits atop the Murray River at Ball Park, in Corowa. Open to members and guests all year round, with at least one of the four quality grass greens always available for play. Host to a variety of State and Regional events, as well as their own tournaments and social bowls activities, the Corowa Civic Bowls Club welcomes guests, new players and members.
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
Tom Roberts' legacy looms large North of the Murray. The famed Australian artist spent a considerable amount of time at Brocklesby Station, about 20 minutes north-west of Corowa, where he developed a series of sketches around the shearing sheds that would later become his most famous painting "Shearing the Rams". 130 years on, we invite you to explore our region's unique link to this painting. Begin your trip at the Corowa Visitor Information Centre to get acquainted with our friendly staff, who will provide you with advice and key points of interest surrounding Roberts' stay in the region. Then, travel by car to different locations to explore the Corowa Federation Museum, Redlands Hill Reserve, Shearing the Ram sculpture done by local artist Andrew Whitehead in the small town of Lowesdale, the Corowa Saleyards, and finish at Gallery 294.
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Shopping and Markets
A beautiful homewares and florist store is on the tree-lined street of Corowa. You will find plenty of locally made products, and farm fresh flowers that are made to order. Homewares include gorgeous cushions, bedding, and styling accessories. Plenty of plants, candles, and locally-made soaps. Plus so much more, come find the perfect gift for your loved one, your yourself!
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
Created by the Friends of Sanger Street, a group that was created in 2013 with the intention of beautifying the main street of Corowa, the "Our Place" mural is a large-scale collaboration between school students, individual artists and groups. The mural covers a wall approximately 35 metres long and features an oxidised steel Murray River and artwork created by and in collaboration with the local school children. See native wildlife, flora, fauna and landscape paintings.
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
The Corowa Memorial Hall building was the site of the original School of Arts in 1873, the Literary Institute in 1898, the Facade in 1914 and the Memorial Hall in 1966. It was also the venue for the Celebratory Federation Banquet with Mr Edmund Barton and Mr John Quick in 1900. Today, the Memorial Hall is used for community events such as debutante balls, art shows and much more.
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Landmarks and Buildings
Inspired by the Murray River, local street artist, Kade Sarte worked with local high school students to create the Memorial Plaza Interactive murals, just off Sanger Street in Corowa. An excited little echidna peaks over a flowerbed, next to his friend the cheeky Brush-tail Possum with his pointed face and pink nose. A Golden Whistler and the Red-Capped Robin appear to be flying down to land in the plaza. A beautiful old Murray River Turtle slowly climbs a log as a Painted Lady Butterfly flickers on his nose, while a spirited big-eyed Sloane’s Froglet stares on from the other side of the door. Visitors can take a photo holding the line that landed a giant Murray Cod or become a Dainty Swallowtail and a smaller Painted Lady. Memorial Plaza features cafe-style and benches seating, public Wi-Fi, a community notice board, and a drinking fountain.
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Amusement and Theme Parks
Experience the ultimate day out with Mini Golf on The Murray — an 18-hole mini golf course designed for fun, challenge, and plenty of laughs. Perfect for families, couples, and groups, it's the ideal activity before dinner at the club or as a weekend highlight. Enjoy the relaxed outdoor setting surrounded by the beauty of the Murray River — every hole offers something different, with creative obstacles and scenic views that make each game memorable.
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Parks and Gardens
The Corowa Community Garden is a great place to visit. Many community volunteers proudly tend to the flourishing garden. It has a central rotunda with seating surrounded by formally laid-out raised beds. Vegetables, herbs, fruit trees and berries feature in the garden. Mosaiced pieces appear around the garden and are sure to delight a visitor. On a Thursday morning visitors are welcome to pop in for a cuppa at around 10:30am and have a chat with the volunteers.
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
A storyboard sits on the street outside the Royal Hotel in Corowa, detailing the story of Federation, particularly how it relates to Corowa as the Birthplace of Federation. The timeline steps through the Federation story year by year. The Timeline storyboard is accompanied at various points throughout town by plaques in front of relevant buildings to create an immersive and detailed history of the township of Corowa. The site is part of the Corowa History Trail.
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
One of Corowa's first murals, their amusing and informative mural was created in 2014 by local artist Dev Knighton. Depicting the great country Lifestyle to be experienced in Corowa and surrounds one can see just how many wonderful attractions and leisure activities they are lucky enough to enjoy along with the exceptionally good weather. Park in the shade of the trees at Ellerslie Gardens and 'say g'day to Queen Victoria before making your way across Queen Street to the mural located along the Mary Street wall of the Museum. Entry to the Museum is on Queen Street, where you can check out our many displays including the Tom Roberts 'Shearing the Rams' display, before venturing to the backyard for a close-up of our most recent mural - Artist Tracy Hancock's impression of the iconic 'Shearing the Rams' painting.
Corowa NSW
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