Wentworth Area Attractions

Immerse yourself in the unique environment that is Artback.

Artback is set in a stunning heritage building that has to be seen to be believed. As well as views of the Darling River, there is always something new to see in the...

Australia’s most unique Botanic Gardens, a prime example of what community spirit can achieve is on display at the Australian Inland Botanic Gardens. As the first semi-arid botanical gardens in the southern hemisphere, this is where the...

Coomealla Golf Club is the picturesque golf club on the banks of the Murray River.

Situated right on the banks of the Murray River, the Coomealla Golf Club is arguably one of the country’s finest....

For more than 50 years the Coomealla Memorial Sporting Club has proved to be a popular facility for both locals and visitors alike. Located near the Murray River, the Coomealla Club offers a wide range of dining, accommodation, golf, entertainment,...

Your host Peter along with the professional team at the Crown Hotel invite you to enjoy their friendly service and atmosphere. With over 25 years experience in the hospitality trade the Crown Hotel staff are able to tailor their service to suit...

The ’little grey’ Ferguson tractor wrote itself into the annals of local history through the integral part it played in saving Wentworth from the 1956 floods.

Flood waters raced towards Wentworth via both...

The Gallery of China and Ceramics provides an outstanding array of traditional and reproduction antique pieces. A great range of individually hand painted Australian, traditional and reproduction antique pieces by local artist, Margaret...

The award winning Gol Gol Hotel is located on the magnificent Murray River at Gol Gol in NSW, only 10 minutes from Mildura. The 'Golly' has a long history of excellent hospitality and entertainment. First licensed in 1877 it is one of the...

The Junction Island Nature Reserve and walking track is the shoal of land between the Darling and Murray Rivers. The junction sandbar is where a large number of Aborigines, armed with spears and weapons, threatened Captain Sturt as he sailed down...

Lake Victoria is a fascinating place that embodies both Aboriginal and military history in addition to being a major water source for people in New South Wales, Victoria and other major towns and cities throughout South Australia....

The weir and lock were completed in 1929. The purpose of the weir is both to maintain a high level of water for irrigation in times of little and to regulate water flow. The lock enables boats to pass from the upper stream to...

Mungo National Park is recognised for its outstanding international value as part of the Willandra Lakes Region World Heritage Area and well-known for the record it preserves of ancient lives and stories. It is significant in the lives of...

O’Donnell Park Curlwaa is a picturesque park on the banks of the Murray River.

O’Donnell Park Curlwaa is a scenic place to enjoy a picnic, let the children try out the playground or simply relax from a long...

The Old Wentworth Gaol offers a self-guided tour that gives you a chance to inspect the inside of a fascinating historical landmark, designed to serve a vast region.

The historic Wentworth Gaol now stands as a vivid reminder of...

Orange World has a tractor train tour of the orchards, with informed commentary on the unique facets of the industry that relate only to this area. The tour also includes the nursery, varietal plantings, lookout tower and packing...

The Perry Sandhills are on the edge of the flood plain that includes Thegoa Lagoon. They are ancient and include Aboriginal cultural heritage areas. The sandhills are used annually for Music Under the Stars as part of the Mildura Wentworth Arts...

Pioneer Museum houses an interesting historic collection of much of Wentworth's heritage. The Rotary Club have collected over 3,000 artefacts and relics covering all aspects on the history of Wentworth. Here in the Wentworth Shire, fossils...

The "Possum" lived for 50 years as a hermit around the Wentworth area.

A life size statue of a man known as "The Possum", who when disgruntled by life during the "Great Depression" took to living...

The junction of Australia’s two longest rivers, the Murray and the Darling -an iconic Australian 'must see'.

Climb the viewing tower and see the confluence of the Murray and Darling Rivers, which,...

It was Charles Sturt who named the Rufus River, apparently in honour of his 'friend McLeahy's red head'. He was also the first white man to encounter the Aborigines of the area, as he and his crew rowed down the Murray in 1830....