Cowra Area Attractions

Imagine a world ruled by fish! Long before the dinosaurs the mighty rivers of the Central West teamed with bizarre ancient fishes - fish with armour shells, fish with lungs, and huge predators with jaws like crocodiles. Thousands of their fossils...

Australiana Corner is a one stop Aussie Souvenir and Gift Shop with a wide and diverse range of products as the Australian Landscapes.

Products include Australian made Doonas, Underlays, Magnetic Underlays, Ugg Boots, Cowhides,...

Bellevue Hill is a beautiful lookout over looking the scenic town of Cowra. At the bottom of the lookout there are playgrounds and free barbecues with lights that come on a night for an evening barbecue.

At the top of the hill,...

The Breakout Brasserie is located up the hill from the Westpac Bank in Macquarie Street. Specialising in alfresco dining and gourmet lunches, catering is also available. Located in a lovely group of shops which includes women's fashion,...

The Canowindra Historical Museum depicts the development of Canowindra from the 1840s frontier township on the Belubula River to its growth as a rural centre. Horse drawn vehicles, vintage farm machinery, textiles, household memorabilia and an...

Wander through the two floors of the Canowindra Trading Post.

Enjoy the ambience created by the eclectic mix of old and new.

The Canowindra Trading Post is an antique and homewares store featuring a wide...

Conimbla National Park offers nature based recreational activities in a natural environment. The activities include bushwalking, bird watching and picnicing.

The Wallaby and the Iron Bark walking tracks are both easy grade walks...

The Countryman Restaurant is an A-la-carte, fully licensed restaurant located at the Countryman Motor Inn in Cowra, New South Wales. Choose and enjoy a wine from the extensive wine list in the private bar before being seated to enjoy a fantastic...

Cowra Bowling and Recreation Club is home to the only three manicured bowling greens in Cowra. The club has two function rooms, and an auditorium, two bars, TAB and Keno.

It also has its own family restaurant, 'Jack...

Cowra Bridge Pylons are situated beneath the Lachlan River Bridge and feature aboriginal murals on the pylons. The murals were painted by local aboriginal artist, Kym Freeman and depict the history of the Wiradjuri people who inhabited the Cowra...

Located just four kilometres from the town centre, Cowra Fun Museum offers an extensive collection of war, rail and rural memorabilia housed in a two-acre covered complex. Special features of the museum include a Cowra prisoners of war display with...

Cowra Golf Club boasts the best 18 hole, fully irrigated kikuyu fairways golf course west of the Blue Mountains where true country hospitality is assured.

The 5954 metre Par 71 has four of the most challenging finishing holes...

The Cowra Italy Frienship Monument was officially opened on Australia Day 1998 to celebrate the Italian link to Australia. In particular it was erected in recognition of the Italians POW's and Internees in Cowra during WWII. Many of these...

Opened in 1979, the multi award-winning Cowra Japanese Garden is a "must see" at any time of the year. The Garden's designer, Ken Nakajima, created the Kaiyushiki (strolling) Garden to symbolise the Japanese landscape. The rocky...

The history of Cowra is marked by stories of the military and migrants from World War II. Between 1940 and the end of the war, the Cowra Military Camp trained some 80,000 military personnel. After World War II, the camp became home to between...

The Cowra Regional Art Gallery was established in September 2000 and is located in a cultural precinct which includes the Cowra Library, the Cowra Civic Centre, the Australian World Peace Bell and the Cowra Shire Council Chambers. The Gallery is...

The Cowra Services Club is a beautiful destination for visitors and locals alike. With a warm and friendly atmosphere the Club is the perfect place to relax with your friends or family.

With spacious lounge areas, TAB and Keno...

At Darbys Falls Observatory visitors can explore the universe with one of the largest telescopes available to the public, a 500 millimetre Newtonian. Also available are the 400 millimetre, 300 millimetre and 200 millimetre F10 Schmidt-Cassegrain...

The Grenfell Art Gallery is a labour of love for local artists. It is staffed completely by volunteers. Exhibitions feature local and regional artists and sculptors. The gallery adds a professional venue for the arts community of Grenfell. The large...

The Grenfell Historical Museum is located on Camp Street next to the Post Office and Fire Station in the former School of Arts building.

Before the discovery of gold in 1866, the Grenfell area was well known as a haunt for...