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Ardlethan and Beyond Museum

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Ardlethan and Beyond Museum

The Museum focuses on a large area, it extends and encompasses the villages of Ardlethan, Moombooldool, Beckom, Kamarah and the pastoral areas Cowabbie, Kildary, Wallaroobie, Warri, Bygoo, Yalgogrin, Bolero, Ariah, Yarranjerry and Murrell Creek. The variety of collections and exhibits showcase the growth over the last 150 years from farming, mining, businesses, sports, committees, home life and unique personalities. Setting up the Museum has been a community-based project, with past and present members of this community working together to display the journey from the early days till now. Ardlethan and Beyond Museum is the result of community fundraising, grants from State and Federal Government as well as assistance from Coolamon Shire Council. The building commenced in April 2020 and was completed in August 2021. The naming was put out to the community with the final vote being Ardlethan & Beyond.

Ardlethan NSW

Ardrossan Apex park — Image credit: Ardrossan Progress Association

Landmarks and Buildings

Ardrossan Apex Parklands

Tourist to Ardrossan can enjoy the picnic area as well as events held in this area. Ardrossan is home to some amazing sites and views of the cliffs and jetty, but just off the Jetty it speaks for itself; showing off the Jetty, the sleepy picturesque town to full advantage, depicting the secluded Apex park area, a wonderful grassland suitable as a picnic area, a play area for the family, safe area to take your fur babies and of course if you just wish to admire the scenery while having a bite to eat.

Ardrossan SA

Ardrossan Museum and Information Centre — Image credit: Ardrossan Information Centre

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Ardrossan Heritage Museum

The Ardrossan Heritage Museum (National Trust of South Australia, Ardrossan Branch) is housed in the former powerhouse building of the Clarence H Smith factory. The factory began manufacturing the iconic Stump Jump Plough and other tillage machinery in 1880. The plough revolutionized the task of reducing the despised mallee scrub, thus opening up Australia's mallee country for agriculture. The museum features this famous plough, historic plans of its various forms as well as photographs, models and other memorabilia, displayed 5 rooms, the Museum depicts the lives of our early settlers, our reliance on the sea and the history of the town from its inception in 1873. The Museum is open 7 days a week from 10am til 4pm. Closed Christmas Day and Good Friday only. Group/Coach bookings welcome

Ardrossan SA

Ardrossan Jetty — Image credit: Ardrossan Progress Association

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Ardrossan Jetty

The Ardrossan Jetty is a major attraction in Ardrossan, boasting some incredible parkland, views of cliffs, picturesque sunsets and dawns, and of course great seasonal fishing and crabbing off the Jetty. Sometimes you will be visited by seals and dolphins just to make your stay truly magical. This is a family friendly area where you can bring the kids and your fur buddies to experience the incredible structure the natural scenes and magnificent views

Ardrossan SA

Ardrossan School Community Library — Image credit: Ardrossan Progress Association

Amusement and Theme Parks

Ardrossan Library

A community library in Ardrossan, on the Area School grounds. Offering multiple reading formats from audiobooks for use whilst driving or occupying the children to tour and destination, also in stock books and magazines, to suit all palates. The Library can assist with membership and you have the option of hiring books online for free for 21 days, to either read during your free time, or audiobooks to entertain the entire family whilst driving. Offering secluded corners for a quiet moment of reflection, or to plan your trip with access to further information on sights before reaching your destinaiton

Ardrossan SA

Ardrossan Memorial Garden maintained by the RSL and Tidy Towns Volunteers den

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Ardrossan Memorial Garden

For some, the Memorial Garden could be one of the best kept secrets in Ardrossan. It is situated between the Bowling club and the old tennis courts on Second St. The men from Tidy Towns lovingly maintain the gardens. This area has recently been updated to include information about the area's involvement in the first world war. There are park benches under the Pine tree for passers-by to use to rest a while or to visit, sit and reflect on past history and loved ones who have paid the ultimate sacrifice.

Ardrossan SA

Mural on Ardrossan Institute

Parks and Gardens

Ardrossan Murals & Mosaics

Ardrossan has many hand painted murals with spattering of Mosaic works. The toilets in the Jetty carpark and under the bridge near the Ardrossan Caravan Park were done through an art exercise by the students from the Ardrossan Area School. There is a scene depicting the area on the side of the Ardrossan Institute and also the Town Square boasts of paving bricks which have been decorated with mosaic scenes then and now around Ardrossan by another art class from Ardrossan Area School The Ardrossan Hospital has a container unit which has a professionally painted Mural for the residents to admire. The Ardrossan Caravan Park has a mosaic letterbox done by a resident of the park. Two recently added murals are situated closer to town, one on the outer wall of the Men's Shed, next door to the RSL Restaurant: a large eye-catching mural also depicting the History of Ardrossan in Mining, agriculture and industry. The other is situated at Number 5 First Street depicting a historical scene of Old Holden Building, as it once was known. there is also a mural on the wall at the Pump Track on second Street Maps for the Ardrossan Art Trail are available at the Ardrossan Visitor Information Outlet

Ardrossan SA

Ardrossan Photo Frame — Image credit: Ardrossan Information Centre

Landmarks and Buildings

Ardrossan Photo Frame

The Ardrossan Photo frame is located on the Ardrossan clifftop near the carpark with stunning views of the historic Ardrossan Silos with the Ardrossan cliffs in the foreground and sea views to the left. Take the time to make stunning memories of your time in Ardrossan by taking family or individual photo's using the frame to reference your stay on the Yorke Peninsula.

Ardrossan SA

Side View Pump Track — Image credit: Ardrossan Progress Association

Amusement and Theme Parks

Ardrossan Pump Track

Situated on the old tennis courts, the Pump Track has been set up to cater for the young, or young at heart, providing a pleasant view of the Inner town area of Ardrossan, and quiet surrounds, It is also has picnic tables which are disabled friendly for patrons to watch their children on the Pump Track. A wonderful activity to let out some of the cobwebs and energy from a road trip, bring your lunch and relax while the children entertain themselves within a large fully fenced space.

Ardrossan SA

Ardrossan SIMEC Lookout

Agritourism

Ardrossan SIMEC Lookout

The Ardrossan Lookout is located approximately 5 kms south of Ardrossan on the right. From here you can view the Dolomite Mine to the west, the Gulf St Vincent and Yorke Peninsula to the East. Black Point is the southern most area that can be seen. On a clear day it is possible to see across the gulf to Adelaide Hills.

Ardrossan SA

Ardrossan Uniting Church

Landmarks and Buildings

Ardrossan Uniting Church

Ardrossan Uniting Church Parish consists of four congregations located in Price, Clinton Centre, Dowlingville and Ardrossan. Ardrossan is the largest church and is located at 22-24, Fourth Street. Sunday worship services are as follows: Ardrossan – every Sunday at 9.30am. The Ardrossan Light Church has services every Sunday afternoon at 2pm in the Uniting Church . All other activities are held in Ardrossan only, such as Thursday morning craft group; Friday "Misfits" exercise group; Adult Fellowship, 4th Wednesday of each month. A monthly worship service is conducted at 10.30am on the 4th Friday at the Dinham Wing Aged Care.

Ardrossan SA

Ardyaloon Trochus Hatchery and Aquaculture Centre

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Ardyaloon Trochus Hatchery and Aquaculture Centre

The Ardyaloon Hatchery was established in 1988 to address the declining stocks of Trochus niloticus shell and seek to create a commercially sustainable industry harvesting and it is situated at the tip of the Dampier Peninsula in the Western Australia's spectacular Kimberley region. here you can learn about the Bardi-jawi people's strong connection to their saltwater traditions and get up close and personal with some of the fish and coral species most prevalent in the area.

Dampier Peninsula WA

Area 51 Castle Hill — Image credit: Area 51 Castle Hill

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Area 51 World Castle Hill

Area 51 Castle Hill is a 4,000sqm indoor family entertainment destination located in the heart of Sydney's Hills District, created especially for children aged 5 to 12 years. The venue combines active play, snow experiences, virtual reality activities, and all-weather entertainment under one roof. The centre features multi-level playgrounds, towering slides, ninja-style obstacle courses, climbing challenges, trampolines, Dragon Rider VR, and Combat VR, encouraging children to stay active while exploring immersive attractions. Guests can also experience Snow World, an indoor snow attraction featuring snow play zones and falling snow sessions within a winter-themed environment. With dedicated party spaces, café facilities, and attractions for families and groups, Area 51 Castle Hill offers a unique indoor destination where children can play, celebrate, and create memorable experiences year-round.

Castle Hill NSW

Area 51 World Helensvale — Image credit: Area 51 World Helensvale

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Area 51 World Helensvale

Area 51 World Helensvale is an exciting new indoor play centre on the Gold Coast, created for children aged up to 12 years old. Spanning over 1,500 square metres, this vibrant, space-themed venue offers a wide range of attractions to inspire active play, imagination, and fun. Located within Westfield Helensvale, it features an impressive multi-level soft play structure—Gizmo's Odyssey, a thrilling Super Climber, and Astro Explorer, a safe and engaging toddler zone. Designed to entertain a wide range of ages and energy levels, every element encourages movement, curiosity, and creative play. Perfect for weekday visits, weekend adventures, or birthday celebrations, the venue is fully air-conditioned and equipped with an on-site café for parents to relax while children explore. Its convenient location and family-friendly layout make Area 51 Helensvale a must-visit indoor destination on the northern Gold Coast. With ample parking, a safe environment, and exciting attractions, it's a go-to spot for fun-filled outings and unforgettable memories.

Helensvale QLD

Area 51 Ipswich Snow World — Image credit: Area 51

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Area 51 World Ipswich

Area 51 Ipswich is home to one of Queensland's most unique indoor attractions — Snow World, an immersive indoor snow experience located inside the venue. Kept at sub-zero temperatures, Snow World allows guests to step into a winter environment complete with snow play zones and falling snow sessions, offering a rare snow experience in Queensland. Spanning a total land area of approximately 8,000sqm, Area 51 Ipswich also features one of Australia's largest indoor family entertainment centres, highlighted by towering multi-lane stainless steel slides, giant playgrounds, and a massive two-level indoor high ropes course designed to challenge both kids and adults. The venue also includes ninja courses, climbing challenges, sports courts, party spaces, and café facilities designed for all ages. Combining snow, active play, and all-weather entertainment under one roof, Area 51 Ipswich offers families, groups, and visitors a destination where adventure, celebration, and memorable shared experiences come together year-round.

Bundamba QLD

Area 51 World Mt Gravatt — Image credit: Area 51 World

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Area 51 World Mt Gravatt

Area 51 World Mt Gravatt is a vibrant indoor adventure park designed especially for children aged up to 12 years old. Located in Brisbane's southside, this space-themed attraction offers an exciting blend of active play, creativity, and imagination—all under one roof. Young explorers can enjoy an array of engaging experiences including soft play zones, climbing walls, trampolines, and a dedicated toddler area. Each section is thoughtfully designed to suit various age groups and energy levels, ensuring fun and safety for every child. The immersive environment brings outer space to life through playful decor, glowing lights, and interactive elements that spark curiosity and joy. Whether it's a family day out, a birthday celebration, or just an exciting indoor adventure, Area 51 Mt Gravatt offers endless opportunities for movement, laughter, and memorable moments. Parents can unwind at the on-site café while keeping an eye on the fun. It's the ultimate indoor play universe for Brisbane's little adventurers.

Upper Mount Gravatt QLD

Area 51 World Redcliffe — Image credit: Area 51 World

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Area 51 World Redcliffe

Area 51 World Redcliffe is a 1,000-square-metre indoor play centre designed exclusively for children aged up to 12 years old. Conveniently located on Anzac Avenue, this bright and modern venue offers a dynamic mix of fun, movement, and imaginative play—perfect for families seeking a safe and exciting indoor destination. The centre features fun slides, multi-level soft play structures, a dedicated toddler zone, and the thrilling Super Climber. Every element encourages active exploration and helps children build confidence while having fun. The venue is fully air-conditioned, making it a comfortable all-weather option for weekday outings, weekend fun, or birthday celebrations—right in the heart of Brisbane's bayside. Parents and carers can relax at the on-site café while little ones enjoy endless play in a secure environment.

Redcliffe QLD

High Ropes — Image credit: Area 51 - FEC

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Area 51 World Underwood

Area 51 Underwood is a unique combination of an indoor play centre, sports centre and recreation centre. It is the largest indoor family entertainment centre in Australia, with a total space of more than 10,000m2. An extraordinary 3-in-1 destination where you can play, learn and eat with family and friends. A family entertainment centre that is a paradise for children and adults with facilities that includes a Multi-level Soft Playground, Ninja Course, Toddler Zone, Climbing Arena, High Ropes, Trampoline and Multi Sports Court. Fuel up with delicious snacks and mains at their kid-friendly Cafe. Area 51 can cater to different dietary requirements. Party rooms are available for children and adults to celebrate birthdays and other milestones. Want Area 51 exclusively for yourself? Speak to their events coordinator about a full venue hire this Christmas. Full venue hire packages include up to (but not limited to) 250 tickets and catering for 250 people.

Underwood QLD

Mount Arden

Landmarks and Buildings

Argadells

A historic working sheep property set amongst 32km² of spectacular scenery, just 26km north of Quorn on the Arden Vale Rd. Nestled between Warren Gorge and Buckeringa Gorge, Argadells offers the perfect location for a getaway in some of the best scenery anywhere in the Flinders Ranges. Its peaceful and awe-inspiring landscape of rugged mountain ranges, river red gum lined gorges and ever-changing colours both humble and inspire. Wildlife is abundant with Kangaroos, yellow footed rock wallabies, lizards, emus, and wedge-tailed eagles are common sights. With its spectacular gorges, Mt Arden and natural springs Argadells is ideal for bush camping, bush walking and four-wheel driving. If you are looking for a quiet relaxing, working property accommodation within four hours drive from Adelaide and also wish to enjoy the Flinders Ranges scenery then Argadells is the place to visit.

Quorn SA

Saffron in Bloom — Image credit: The business

Agritourism

Argyle Australian Saffron

They are award winning producers of premium Australian Saffron in Orange NSW. During their harvest in April and May of each year they offer unique and small, intimate tours of our farm to experience the rare event that is a saffron harvest. They offer a range of experiences including a 90-minute guided farm tour and complimentary morning tea. Perfect for food enthusiasts, agricultural professionals or photography enthusiasts.

Lidster NSW

Argyle Emporium

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Argyle Emporium

The Argyle Emporium has quality second hand books, vinyl records plus so much more. It is housed in the beautiful and historic surrounds of Goulburn’s old Police Station, where the original gaol cells remain. Due to Goulburn’s rapid growth in the 1870s, this building proved inadequate, so the third and current courthouse was built.

Goulburn NSW

Argyle Gallery

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Argyle Gallery

Argyle Gallery at The Rocks in Sydney presents a collection of all Australian and Aboriginal art and fine crafts. All works are sourced directly from artists and Aboriginal communities. Argyle Gallery also carries a wide selection of all Australian made gifts. Argyle Gallery was established in 2000. Located in The Rocks, it presents a collection of all Australian and Aboriginal art and fine crafts. All works are sourced directly from artists and Aboriginal communities.

The Rocks NSW

Front at Sunset — Image credit: Kununurra Visitor Centre

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Argyle Homestead Museum

The Argyle Homestead Museum offers a fascinating insight into the lives of the early pioneers in the Kimberley. Walk through the 1890s former home of the Durack family, who were a prominent farming family. Learn about the Durack's gruelling two-year journey across the continent, travelling from their original home in Queensland all the way to Kununurra with 2,000 head of cattle. Discover the hardships encountered in establishing the first cattle station in the region, which grew to become a successful and productive business. Whilst the original homestead was built in the 1890s and sat on the Argyle Downs Station, it had to be moved in the 1970s following plans for the construction of Lake Argyle. It was carefully dismantled and reconstructed stone by stone at its present site. Argyle Homestead Museum is a one-hour drive south of Kununurra. Kununurra is a three-hour flight north of Perth.

Lake Argyle WA

Welcome to Ariah Park — Image credit: Ariah Park Community Projects

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Ariah Park

Step back in time and enjoy a self-guided tour of this well-maintained village established at the beginning of the twentieth century. A free 32-page booklet provides the history and stories of buildings within the village, the story of the original settlement at Broken Dam and explains the connection of Dame Mary Gilmore to the area. The bronze wheat lumper statue, erected in 2016, is a tribute to the hardworking men who lumped and stacked bags of wheat until the advent of bulk grain handling in 1916. The Supermarket and Pharmacy cater for all essential requirements. The Post Office facilitates banking, bill payments and postage needs, running a charming, unique gift shop in tandem. and the hardware shop has an impressive range of products. Meals and accommodation are available at the iconic Ariah Park Hotel (restored to its original splendour in 2016) Takeaway or dine-in at the White Rose Café and the Bowling Club. See the ever-changing decorated shop windows, visit Second Glance Op Shop and Echoes of Ariah Park Museum. Ariah Park Bowling Club, Golf Club and Tennis Club welcome visiting players. Nearby Ingalba National Forest, Mandamah and Yarranjerry State Forests, nature reserves and Mirrool Creek walking trail provide walking tracks for bushwalkers and birdwatchers.

Ariah Park NSW

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