Top Things to do in Warialda
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Top 10 Things to do in Warialda, New South Wales
Discover the best top things to do in Warialda, Australia including Warialda Visitor Information Centre, Carinda House Community Cultural Centre, Spoilt Warialda, Cranky Rock Nature Reserve, The Bikini Tree, Audrey Hill Lookout, Ceramic Break Sculpture Park, Gravesend Museum, Koorilgur Nature Reserve, Poison Anvil Blacksmith Shop.
1. Warialda Visitor Information Centre
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
The Warialda VIC is a new and modern building with tea and coffee making facilities, toilets, a retail section, local produce and art. There is also a lounge and TV where you can view some of the DVD’s of the area. The VIC is also home to the famous Wells Gem and Mineral Collections. The friendly staff and volunteers will help you with accommodation, attractions and local information.
2. Carinda House Community Cultural Centre
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
The oldest two storey building in the town, Carinda is a fine example of a 19th Century pioneer family building. It is now run by volunteers as a craft gallery with local crafts, baking, jams, preserves, baby wear, hand knits, unique stationery, souvenirs and exhibitions. Visitors are welcome to wander through the unique “Stump Room” to the back courtyard.
3. Spoilt Warialda
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Spoilt has lovely range of Clothing, Homewares, Candles and Gifts.
4. Cranky Rock Nature Reserve
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4.5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By 623mls - Sydney, Australia
We had an extended stay at Cranky Rock earlier this year. Could write a book about our adventures and experiences, all good of course. In a nutshell the entire shire is phenomenal, however the micro community that is Cranky Rock rocks. Our hosts, Elisha and Todd went above and beyond our expectations, making us feel more than welcome and that nothing was too much trouble. We had power, tank water, views of the bush, interaction with an abundance of animal life both native and domesticated. We had rain events which transformed the creeks and pools which are the drawcard of this amazing little nature reserve. It is well worth the visit and a stay for at least a night or two is bound to impress.
5. The Bikini Tree
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3.5 based on 3 reviews
The Bikini tree first came to life in 1997, when High School teacher Sharon Gilmour felt drawn to paint a bikini on a gum tree which bore a striking resemblance to a woman’s figure. Since then the Bikini tree has worn many different bikinis of both local and international themes. The "Bikini Tree" has been part of Warialda culture for many years and no one knows when the tree will be painted next
6. Audrey Hill Lookout
Located six kilometres north of the town of Warialda, Audrey Hill Lookout has a spectacular 180 degree view of the Warialda district. Audrey Hill Lookout site was officially dedicated on 8 October 2005 in memory of Audrey Hill for her 27 years of devoted service to tourism through her work on the Yallaroi Shire Council and the Warialda Community.
7. Ceramic Break Sculpture Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
