Mungo Mungo lookout Can you imagine what life was like when there were towering kangaroos and birds with legs like a horse?
Mungo Red Top lookout and boardwalk Mungo is one of a handful of places where you can see the extraordinary effects of erosion on the landscape.
Wentworth Riverboat Rod’s Model Paddle Steamer Display Come and check out what is possibly the largest and only Model Paddlesteamer collection of its kind in the entire world,…
Monak Bottle Bend Reserve Bottle Bend Reserve is a spectacular Murray River destination near Monak in south-west New South Wales, offering visitors…
Wentworth Church of St Francis Xavier The Church of St Francis Xavier is the first Roman Catholic Church built along the Darling River and the second church…
Mungo Rosewood picnic area Pause for a picnic with the park's galahs and willy wagtails at Rosewood rest area. Listen for the butcherbirds' flute…
Buronga Varapodio Estate Oilve Oil Tours Ever wondered how olive oil is made? Come along to Varapodio Estate in Buronga for a tour of a working olive oil factory…
Wentworth Lake Victoria Lake Victoria is a captivating place that embodies both Aboriginal and military history in addition to being a major water…
Wentworth Lock 10 and Weir A series of locks and weirs were built along with the river systems with the Wentworth weir and lock completed in 1929…
Wentworth Rufus River It was Captain Charles Sturt who named the Rufus River, apparently in honour of his 'friend McLeahy's redhead'.
Wentworth Captain John Egge Statue John Egge was born in Shanghai China in 1830. As a young man he worked on a sampan on the Yangtze River. At the age of 16…
Wentworth Possum Statue David James Jones better known as The 'Possum' ,a local bush legend , lived for 50 years off the land and as a hermit…
