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Top 10 Things to do in Griffith, Australia
Discover the best top things to do in Griffith, Australia including Griffith Pioneer Park Museum, Griffith Visitor Information Centre, Hermits Cave, Calabria Family Wines, Bella Vita Tours, City Park, Lake Wyangan, Griffith Tours, Cocoparra National Park, Griffith War Memorial Museum INC.
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1. Griffith Pioneer Park Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By mrdom
They've built an historical village using significant buildings from the region. Many can be entered to see displays, plus there's an exhibit on the Italian immigrants who have been a huge part of Griffith. It's interesting and you can wander around for a couple of...MoreThank you for visiting! We are very proud of this place and the volunteers do love their history! Good feedback on the signage and exhibits, I will pass it on to our Curator (unfortunately she only works part time). Cheers
2. Griffith Visitor Information Centre
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4.5 based on 43 reviews
Pop into the Visitor Centre and have a chat to a friendly local. It's a great place to start when visiting Griffith - pick up free local maps, ideas about what to see, do, where to stay and eat, plus find out what's on. Accommodation booking service, plus a good range of local produce for sale and Griffith souvenirs.
Reviewed By kayaker1953 - Burrum Heads, Australia
Glenda has a very bubbly personality,and was authentic.Very well suited to the job.Did everything to explain and answer our enquiry on what to see and where to eat with “No bias”.Video viewing Very helpful,and informative before venturing out.
Leeton Info Centre could take a “ leaf out of their book”!
3. Hermits Cave
Overall Ratings
4 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By Leigh S - Canberra, Australia
Believe the reviews that talk about some difficult ground and barely-visible sections of pathway. It's not exactly all Wilderness along the kilometre plus, but there isn't a groomed and gentle pathway for people with inappropriate shoes or mobility issues. And be careful in the wet: there are limestone outcrops that could get very slippery.
But if you can work with the terrain, this is a respectful tribute to Signor Ricetti that's worth your time. Signposts tell his story briefly and much of his stonework is still intact, including his acommodation and his chapel. His Gardens have gone, as have the fields to the east that he would have looked over, but there's still much to reflect on. Griffith should be congratulated for preserving the site.
4. Calabria Family Wines
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4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By TnT42 - NSW South Coast
The family present a professional wine tasting experience complete with crackers and olives - such a nice ouch. Many of the wines were too drinkable. A good range at a variety of prices. No bargains but very tempting.
5. Bella Vita Tours
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5 based on 19 reviews
Showcasing the best of Griffith, follow Cass on a true local experience where you can taste, drink and learn about this growing city and learn why Griffith is called the food bowl of the nation. Our flexible tours are accommodating to visitors interest and focus around local family run wineries, allowing you to taste and enjoy local wines, in a climate most similar to the Mediterranean.
Reviewed By Neak_R - Griffith, Australia
Bella Vita Tours is a MUST DO when in Griffith. Cass is such a wonderful and very knowledgeable tour guide who made sure we were well looked after the entire time . We had so much fun, so many laughs and enjoyed amazing wines and fabulous local produce. Thank you again Cass - i look forward to our next experience with you!
6. City Park
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4.5 based on 19 reviews
7. Lake Wyangan
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4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Nodswollef - Wodonga, Australia
We had heard of Lake Wyangan so decided to go for a look around. What a pleasant surprise. Beautifully presented, a large expanse of water with very pleasant surrounds. Of special interest is the large number of very well constructed BBQ rotunders, built by various community groups, for free use by the public/visitors. How very Italian this is. Congrats to all of those involved in making this a great place to visit. There is also free camping on the lake, but the sites are mostly on a slope, which makes it a bit difficult to set up a camp or caravan.
8. Griffith Tours
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5 based on 8 reviews
Enjoy a small private group tour of Griffith/Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area experiencing the many agricultural industries and attractions the area has to offer.Groups of 2 to 12 can be catered for or larger numbers can be arranged.Tours will be tailored to suit seasonal conditions. Fully accredited tour operator and listed with Destination NSW Australia.
Reviewed By Fiona F - NSW Australia
Simon was a wealth of knowledge about the local Griffith region. He picked my 2 friends who drove from the South Coast and myself and drove us to the most amazing wineries. His wife provided a beautiful locally sourced lunch at Yarran Wineries. We can't wait for our next produce tour. Simon was also knowledgable about local Griffith restaurants and accommodation. Relaxing quality and we can't wait to come back.
9. Cocoparra National Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Fergus_Bam - Griffith, Australia
One of the only high features visible from Griffith (apart from 'the hill') is Cocaparra. The national park is located less than half an hours drive from town.
It consists of camp grounds, a lookout, numerous walking tracks and a water fall (weather or lack of it permitting).
Winter is a great time to explore the park and its many walks. During the summer months this might be best left to the wildlife.
The campground has a covered shelter and some bbqs, located near the toilets. The campground is quite flat and easily accessible except after heavy rain.
The lookout is great. You have uninterrupted views to the north and south and you can walk along the ridgeline and experience the natural surrounds. Good walking shoes are recommended.
10. Griffith War Memorial Museum INC
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Jump4jimmy - Woy Woy, Australia
Stumbled upon this gem of a Museum in Griffith's main Street, Banna Ave, during the Town's Centenary Celebrations Aug 2016.
Displays and artefacts from all Australian Military Services and campaigns.
There are even Military uniforms, accessories and helmets that kids can try on as a great Educational experience.
Would thoroughly recommend for all ages visiting the Griffith Area.
Open Thr, Fri and Sat for any small donation as entry fee.
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