Turkey Flat picnic area and bird hide
Set on Murrumbidgee River, Turkey Flat picnic area and bird hide is a great picnic spot. Visiting these NSW wetlands is a top choice for things to do in Leeton.
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The Pines picnic area
Relax at The Pines picnic area in Cocoparra National Park where you can have a barbecue, surrounded by white cypress pine and woodland birds, before taking one of Cocoparra’s beautiful bushwalks.
- Where
- Cocoparra National Park in Murray-Riverina
Jacks Creek picnic area
A short drive from Griffith, Jacks Creek picnic area in Cocoparra National Park offers a peaceful place to picnic where you can enjoy walking and birdwatching.
Spring Hill picnic area
Enjoy a picnic in a peaceful woodland setting at Spring Hill picnic area in Cocoparra National Park, with scenic views, fantastic birdwatching and an easy walking track.
- Where
- Cocoparra National Park in Murray-Riverina
Ironbark picnic area: Cocoparra National Park
Ironbark picnic area is on Ironbark Trail near Woolshed Flat campground in Cocoparra National Park. It’s a great spot to bring lunch, enjoy the peaceful surroundings and see woodland birds and grey kangaroos.
- Where
- Cocoparra National Park in Murray-Riverina
Koala picnic area
Koala picnic area is part of Murrumbidgee Valley Nature Reserve, and home to more than 200 koalas. It’s a great place for walking, bird watching and wildlife spotting.
McCaugheys Lagoon
McCaugheys Lagoon in Murrumbidgee Valley National Park is a great spot for birdwatching or a romantic picnic.
Store Creek picnic area
A popular spot for families and day visitors alike, Store Creek picnic area in Cocoparra National Park offers a barbecue and plenty of places to relax in open woodland.
- Where
- Cocoparra National Park in Murray-Riverina
Kengal (The Rock) Picnic Area
Kengal (The Rock) picnic area is a well-equipped base for viewing the scenic rock formation, with picnic tables, barbecues, an amenities block, and access to walking trails.
Koala walking track
It’s so exciting to see koalas along Koala walking track in Murrumbidgee Valley Nature Reserve. This easy 2.2km return riverside trail near Narrandera is one of the best places in NSW to see wild koalas.
- Time
- 1/2 hr - 1hr
- Grade
- Grade 2
- Wheelchair
access - Medium
- Where
- Murrumbidgee Valley Nature Reserve in Murray-Riverina