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Moama Beach

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Moama Beach

Swim in the shadow of the iconic bridge that links New South Wales and Victoria. Feel the history as you take in stunning views of the historic Echuca Wharf and wave to the Paddle Steamers as they go chugging past. Moama Beach offers visitors one of the best places to access the Murray River for swimming and recreation. The perfect space to enjoy a family picnic or relax by the river. Choose a spot on the sand or on the maintained grassed area in the shade, picnic benches and public barbecues are available.

Moama NSW

0.4 km away

Beldari Pottery

Shopping and Markets

Beldari Pottery Studio and Homewares

Beldari Pottery Studio and Homewares in Echuca offers immersive pottery experiences alongside a curated collection of in house handcrafted pottery along with a select range of homewares and giftware, ideal for visitors seeking a creative and memorable addition to their stay. Guests can take part in guided wheel throwing and handbuilding sessions that build confidence in a relaxed, welcoming environment- these two hour pottery taster sessions offer a fun, simple and easy group activity for families, team building, birthdays or hen's celebrations, with no prior experience required. Beldari focuses on nurturing creativity through a calm and supportive studio atmosphere. Small group sessions allow for personalised guidance, helping each participant feel capable and comfortable from the very beginning. The studio balances traditional pottery techniques with a contemporary feel, creating an experience that is both meaningful and accessible. The retail space complements this with a thoughtfully selected range of handcrafted pottery pieces, homewares and giftware that reflect the creativity and character of the region. Positioned within Echuca's historic port precinct, Beldari sits among boutique shopping, riverside walks and the iconic paddlesteamers of the Murray River. This unique setting enhances the overall experience, blending creativity with heritage and local charm.

Echuca VIC

0.4 km away

Echuca Wharf and Paddlesteamers — Image credit: Port of Echuca

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Port of Echuca

The Port of Echuca invites you to come walk the path of Echuca's river pioneers. Explore the legend of Australia's pioneering spirit and learn how Australia's inland river system connected a fledgling colony to its growing cities and the outside world. The iconic Port of Echuca, located two and a half hours north of Melbourne on the banks of the Mighty Murray River, is one of Australia's premier regional tourist destinations. Discover Echuca Moama's unique paddle steamer history through the living breathing vessels that still captivate the imagination of visitors today. One hour paddle steamer cruises depart daily. Free entry to the port includes access to interactive displays. On site displays include: Meeting of the Waters Indigenous display, Evans Brothers sawmill display, working steam exhibits, national heritage-listed Echuca Wharf, paddle steamers and barges moored at the Wharf and riverbank, Cargo Shed kids space, historic children's games, and the Port of Echuca Railway Station with its resident A2 steam locomotive. Guided walking tours throughout the Port area are conducted several times a week. These tours set the scene and tells fantastic stories of Echuca's bustling river trade. The tour guides are local history experts providing entertaining tours. Experience the Port of Echuca by nightfall and discover dark secrets of the past. The Port After Dark guided lantern tour. Running Wednesday and Saturday nights.

Echuca VIC

0.7 km away

Moama Skate Park

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Moama Skate Park

Located on Blair Street beside the Kerrabee Soundshell, the skate park features a large continuous bowl and a range of elements suitable for all skill levels. Facilities include a fun box, jump box, metal ramps, grind boxes and rails, quarter pipes and free‑skate areas. The precinct also offers shelters, a water bubbler and seating for spectators and visitors.

Moama NSW

1.1 km away

Horseshoe Lagoon — Image credit: Visit River Country

National Parks and Reserves

Horseshoe Lagoon

Horseshoe Lagoon is part of Moama's Wetland and Floodplain Reserve. The area includes a horseshoe-shaped lagoon and a billabong, which provide a home to native birds, animals, plants and fish. Wander along the boardwalks, indulge in some wildlife spotting and learn about the importance of wetlands and floodplains along the mighty Murray River. Horseshoe Lagoon is part of the extensive floodplains along the Murray River that have great significance to Aboriginal people. Some Yorta Yorta elders describe the floodplains as ‘our supermarkets’ as they provided everything required to sustain the first inhabitants of the region. The original Moama wharf was built on the river here in 1879, however, riverboats could only access the wharf during high rivers, so the wharf was abandoned. A new wharf was built in 1988, along with the boardwalk and signage.

Moama NSW

1.1 km away

Moama Bowling Club

Entertainment Venues

Moama Bowling Club

From barefoot bowls to bubbles, there’s something for everyone at Moama Bowling Club, the region’s premier sports and entertainment destination and the heart of the Echuca Moama community since 1928. Moama Bowling Club is the ultimate destination for sport, entertainment, and great hospitality in the Echuca Moama region. Since 1928, it has been the heart of the community, offering something for everyone. Enjoy a game of barefoot bowls with friends or test your skills in competition on the renowned greens. Unwind with a drink at one of four bars, indulge in a delicious meal at the 320-seat Bistro, or host an unforgettable event in one of three function spaces. With a café, kids’ club, and bowls action seven days a week, there’s always something happening. Come and experience Moama Bowling Club—where great times are guaranteed!

Moama NSW

1.2 km away

Family enjoying the Moama Beach walk — Image credit: Visit River Country

Natural Attractions

Moama Beach Nature Walk

Looking for a serene escape into nature? Head to the unsealed walking path adjacent to Blair Street and explore the beautiful red gum forest on your way to Moama Beach. As you stroll through the majestic red gums, keep an eye out for wildlife. Dawn and dusk are the best times to spot native bird species, so don't forget your binoculars and camera! When you arrive at Moama Beach, you'll find the perfect spot to relax and enjoy the scenery. The sheltered picnic and barbecue facilities are great for a family BBQ. Take a refreshing dip in the water, or simply sit back and watch the paddle steamers, houseboats, and ducks glide by. Don't miss the storyboards at the beach—they offer fascinating insights into the history of Moama Beach, including the dramatic and tragic story behind the building the historic Echuca Moama Bridge. Whether you're a nature lover, history buff, or just looking for a peaceful spot to unwind, the bush walk to Moama Beach is a must-do during your visit.

Moama NSW

1.5 km away

Enjoying the atmosphere at one of many events held at Moama Soundshell

Parks and Gardens

Moama Soundshell

Kerrabee Soundshell Public Reserve is home to a wide variety of local events, festivals and markets. The famed Echuca Moama Market is held at the regularly at the reserve with everything from clothing, second hand goods, arts and crafts, food and wine. Moama Soundshell features grassed areas, a playground, rotunda and barbecues.

Moama NSW

1.5 km away

Old Telegraph Station — Image credit: Murray River Council

Landmarks and Buildings

Moama's Old Telegraph Station

Thought to have been built in the 1860s, the former telegraph station is one of Moama's oldest surviving buildings. Explore Old Moama, hear stories and celebrate Moama's history. Both the Old Telegraph Station building and Historic Captains Cottage are open to the public on the second Sunday of every month. A walking map of Old Moama is available from the Echuca Moama Visitor Information Centre.

Moama NSW

2.0 km away

Old Captains Cottage Moama — Image credit: Murray River Council

Landmarks and Buildings

River Captains Cottage

Come and visit a rare survivor: The Captain's Cottage (built 1870) has been home to many families, all working in connection with the hustle and bustle of the river trade near Maiden's Stock Crossing. It was most likely the residence of the river boat captains during the later part of the nineteenth century. In 1983 the cottage was even used in the filming of the telemovie All the Rivers Run.

Moama NSW

2.0 km away

Moama Botanic Gardens — Image credit: Murray River Council

Parks and Gardens

Moama Botanic Gardens

Reconnect with nature as you take a stroll through the Moama Echuca Botanic Gardens. Learn about unique arid and semi-arid Australian landscapes with Indigenous plantings. Explore the formal entrance garden, settlers' garden and dry billabong. Take a break and enjoy the tranquillity, seated under the vine-covered arbour or picnic on the lawns under shady ironbark trees. Located adjacent to the Moama Adventure Playpark with undercover barbecue facilities and toilets nearby.

Moama NSW

2.2 km away

Moama Recreation Reserve

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Moama Recreation Reserve

Welcome to the Moama Recreation Reserve, the perfect spot for visitors looking to relax, play, and explore in the heart of Moama! The reserve is home to numerous sporting fields, the Moama Botanic Gardens, an adventure playground, an off-leash dog park and many paths and tracks that wind throughout the reserve. Whether you're in the mood for a leisurely picnic or some active fun, the Reserve has you covered. For the sports enthusiasts, the Reserve boasts a range of facilities including cricket nets, and a football oval. Kids will love the playground, which offers a safe and fun environment to burn off some energy. Spread out on the lush green lawns and enjoy a picnic under the shade of the towering trees. There are plenty of barbecue facilities available, making it easy to grill up a delicious meal with friends and family. Nature lovers can take a peaceful stroll through the Moama Botanic Garden, offering glimpses of local fauna and flora.

Moama NSW

2.4 km away

CHANTER ESTATE MILITARY MUSEUM

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Chanter Estate Military Museum

Experience a bygone era with the historic Commercial and Military Vehicle display. Horse-drawn equipment, amphibious military, and vintage vehicles including vintage and classic motorcycles. Over 40 exhibits from 1900 to 1940s. Many of their vehicles have been used in movies including: - Death of a Soldier - Mission Impossible - Rose Against the Odds - My Brother Tom - The Pacific (mini Series).

Moama NSW

2.5 km away

Timbercutters Run — Image credit: Simon Bayliss

Natural Attractions

The Timber Cutters Run

Welcome to the Timber Cutter's Run, a unique touring route that guides you along ancient waterways and through ethereal forests. This journey unveils the story of a 60,000-year-old earthquake that shaped the land, creating the Cadell Fault and the Narrows (Barmah Choke), forming a 50-kilometer sand ridge, redirecting the Murray River, and establishing the Millawa-Barmah forests—the largest stand of River Red Gum in the world. The Timber Cutter's Run stretches through the central Murray Catchment of the Murray-Darling Basin, from Moama to Balranald, with stops in Barmah, Mathoura, Deniliquin, Moulamein, and Kayalite. This adventure not only traces the redirection of the Murray River and the creation of two ancient lakes but also explores the origins of the Barmah Forest.

Moama NSW

4.5 km away

The Great Aussie Beer Shed and Heritage Farm Museum — Image credit: Gringo with a Green Bag

Galleries, Museums and Collections

The Great Aussie Beer Shed and Heritage Farm Museum

The Great Aussie Beer Shed (GABS) and Heritage Farm Museum is the first beer can and brewery-related Australian Museum. It is the only museum of it's kind in Australia. A unique tourist attraction featuring over 24,000 beer cans from Australia and around the world, and other brewery related items including beer tap handles, trays, old wooden beer barrels, bottles, signs both old and modern, brewery manufacturing equipment and plenty more. With the closure of the National Holden Museum in Echuca, they were lucky to pick up five classic Holdens. The museum is now home to the fully restored 1940s original Carlton and United Breweries wagon. GABS continually evolves with two new sections, namely a horse drawn carriage museum and a car museum, which continually changes as it rotates the vehicles on display from local private owners. They offer guided tours for all patrons. Catering also available at the Heritage Function Centre at GABS for birthdays, weddings, engagements or any corporate event. Seating available for 100 guests. Please contact The Great Aussie Beer Shed for any further information.

Echuca VIC

4.9 km away

St Anne's Winery — Image credit: Destination NSW

Shopping and Markets

St Anne's Winery

The McLean family has been creating award-winning wines at their St Anne’s vineyards for more than 40 years. Spread across wine regions in NSW and Victoria, they produce crisp whites, such as sauvignon blanc, pinot gris and chardonnay; bold reds such as merlot, cabernet sauvignon and shiraz; sweet moscato; and even fortified wine. St Anne’s Moama winery is in the heart of the Perricoota wine region. Set amid the vines and overlooking the lake, the cellar door was built using a traditional rammed-earth technique and is surrounded by sprawling lawns. St Anne’s has a strong commitment to sustainability, using organic cultivation practices and allowing sheep to roam the vineyards to reduce weeds. Free wine tastings are available every day, or you can order a cheese and charcuterie platter, plus a bottle of your new favourite wine, to enjoy beside the lake.

Moama NSW

5.8 km away

Five Mile picnic area — Image credit: DPIE

Natural Attractions

Five Mile picnic area

Set on the banks of the beautiful Murray River in Murray Valley Regional Park, adjacent to Murray Valley National Park, Five Mile picnic area is the perfect place for a relaxing riverside picnic or a day of water sports. In February, it's the place to be when the Southern 80 Ski Race bursts onto the river. March is a great time to try your luck fishing, during the annual fishing classic. But all year round it's a spectacular spot to relax and take in the scenery of the magnificent river red gums along the river. Five Mile picnic area has easy access and plenty of parking for your car and boat trailer. It's an ideal spot to launch your boat, kayak or canoe. Enjoy paddling along this iconic river, as well as water skiing and swimming. Also, the world-class Five Mile mountain bike trail is nearby. Since it's part of Murray Valley Regional Park, you can even bring your dog along to the picnic area, though dogs aren't permitted on the singletrack mountain bike trail network.

Moama NSW

8.2 km away

Moama Five Mile Mountain Bike Trail — Image credit: Photo: Gavin Hansford

Natural Attractions

Moama Five Mile Mountain Bike Trail

Set amongst an iconic landscape of huge river red gums, Five Mile mountain bike trail provides seven kilometres of purpose-built mountain bike trails to discover and enjoy. Located in Murray Valley Regional Park, part of Murray Valley National Park, it’s one of the best places for mountain biking in the Riverina region, suitable for mountain bikers of all skill levels, and offers a fun packed day for the whole family. The trails provide a unique mix of fast and rolling terrain with features such as wall rides, drops and flowing bridges. There is also a skills area, a pump track and a well-stocked inventory of berms, jumps and rollers. After an exhilarating ride, enjoy picnicking and relaxing on the banks of Murray River at Five Mile picnic area.

Moama NSW

8.3 km away

Heartland Raceway

Entertainment Venues

Heartland Raceway

Heartland Raceway is one of regional Australia's premier dirt‑track racing venues, delivering high‑energy motorsport action just minutes from Moama. Known for its fast clay track and electric atmosphere, the Raceway hosts an exciting calendar of events throughout the year — from Sprintcars and Late Models to Super Sedans, Production Sedans and family‑friendly race nights. Purpose‑built for spectators, Heartland Raceway offers excellent viewing areas, modern facilities and a welcoming community feel that makes every event memorable. Whether you're a dedicated motorsport fan or simply chasing a thrilling night out, the Raceway showcases top‑level racing talent and edge‑of‑your‑seat entertainment. With easy access, ample parking and a relaxed country vibe, Heartland Raceway Moama is a must‑visit destination for motorsport lovers exploring the Echuca Moama region.

Moama NSW

9.0 km away

Rich River Golf Club

Entertainment Venues

Rich River Golf Club

Nestled in the heart of the beautiful Murray River region in Echuca Moama, Rich River Golf Club is just a scenic 2.5-hour drive north of Melbourne and offers the perfect blend of championship golf, quality accommodation, entertainment and great dining. Rich River proudly features two magnificent 18-hole championship golf courses, the East and West Courses. Both are meticulously maintained and provide an outstanding golfing experience for players of all skill levels. To complete your golfing experience, Rich River also offers an undercover driving range, Golf Simulator and a Mini Golf Course suitable for the whole family. The impressive clubhouse features a stylish café lounge, sports bar facilities and a spacious bistro with indoor and outdoor seating. A favourite with locals and travellers alike, the Bistro serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily from 6am, with a menu that blends club favourites with fresh seasonal dishes. For a quick coffee catch-up or bite on the go, The Café at Rich River offers barista-made coffee, sweet treats and convenient grab-and-go options. For those looking for local entertainment, Rich River hosts a fantastic calendar of live music and tribute shows. Guests can stay in Rich River's established 63-room motel complex, surrounded by lush gardens and featuring an outdoor swimming pool.

Moama NSW

9.6 km away

Mini Golf at Rich River is perfect for families — Image credit: Rich River Golf Club

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Rich River Mini Golf

Mini Golf at Rich River Golf Club is the perfect place to have fun with family and friends as you navigate through an exciting 18-hole course filled with tricky angles, fun obstacles, and plenty of chances for a hole-in-one! Open to all ages and skill levels, the course offers a laid-back and entertaining experience whether you're out for a casual game or a competitive challenge. There's no need to book - just turn up, grab your putter, and enjoy a round of mini golf any day of the week.

Moama NSW

9.6 km away

Horse Riding along the Murray River

Amusement and Theme Parks

Billabong Ranch Adventure Park

Billabong Ranch Fun Park provides plenty of entertaining activities and a cafe, all on one great site. Horse Trail Rides along the local waterways, meandering bush tracks and between the local farms. Friendly and experienced staff cater the ride to suit first time riders through to experienced. Meet the beautiful camels and let these magnificent ships of the desert take you on a mini trek with great photo opportunities. For indoor fun, enjoy the 18 hole mini golf, bouldering wall and archery. Pedal leisurely around the pedal boat dam, play Frisbee Golf, enjoy the Animal Walk, Bungee Trampolines or the Merry Go Round. Gentle ponies are perfect for youngsters trying out their riding skills. The licensed cafe offers food and beverages. A fantastic way to enjoy the countryside is the carriage rides to Cape Horn Vineyard on the Murray River. If the carriage sounds too relaxed for you, your group arriving by horseback is a must. Meander along the bush tracks, crossing Stewart's Bridge along the way. Either tour includes shared wood fired pizza and wine tasting. School camps and group can enjoy a range of outdoor activities. Accommodates 160 people in cabins and bunkhouses with full catering.

Echuca VIC

10 km away

Murray Valley Regional Park

National Parks and Reserves

Murray Valley Regional Park

Murray Valley Regional Park is made up of many areas dotted along the Edward and Murray rivers, from Balranald all the way to Howlong. Dogs on leashes are welcome in the regional park. Towering gums crowd its banks and provide the perfect backdrop for a kayaking or canoeing adventure. Murray Valley Regional Park and nearby Murray Valley National Park were established to protect the majestic river red gum forests of the Riverina's Ramsar-listed wetland. Experience all the camping on offer. You'll find sandy inland beaches at Barooga, Deniliquin and Mulwala and perfect fishing spots along the high banks of Mathoura and Moama. Edward River is a beautiful spot to enjoy a picnic lunch, swim or paddle if you have a canoe with you. Adventure seekers can get their thrills on the Five Mile mountain bike trail in Moama. If you're in Denilliquin, try the Beach to Beach walk which links Willoughbys Beach to McLean Beach. Visit the eastern pockets of the regional park that follow the Murray River from Barooga to Howlong. Stop off at Ski Beach for a barbecue or find your own slice of paradise at one of the campgrounds in Mulwala, Collendina...

Moama NSW

13 km away

The River Barge Sculpture Moama — Image credit: Visit River Country

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Long Paddock Touring Route

Welcome to the Long Paddock, an iconic touring route that meanders through the heart of Australia, inviting travellers to embark on a journey through landscapes that resonate with history, culture, and the spirit of the outback. Stretching from Echuca Moama on the Victorian Border, through to Wilcannia. The Long Paddock, also known as the "Cobb Highway" weaves a tapestry of discovery, historic sites, and natural wonders. The modern Cobb Highway follows part of the great network of stock routes, that once served as a lifeline for drovers moving cattle across NSW and Southern Queensland. Whilst travelling along this iconic route, explore the 11 major public sculptures, celebrating the unique character of the landscape and local history. Start your journey in Moama, 'The River Barge' sculpture by artist Geoff Hocking is located near the Moama Skate Park on Blair Street. Next head north up the Cobb Highway to the township of Mathoura. An enchanted wonderland for lovers of the Australian bush. As you drive along the Cobb Highway you will see many stories of the Long Paddock have been captured on interpretative panels. Outside the Mathura Visitor Information Centre there are two sculptures. These include The Drover and Horse by artist Corey Thomas and The Woodcutters by artist Geoff Hocking. Next jump back into your car and head to Deniliquin and continue your Long Paddock journey.

Moama NSW

15 km away

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