Moulamein

It’s all charm and river-based relaxation in the oldest town in the Riverina.

The oldest town in the Riverina, Moulamein is rich in history and tells the story of the early settlers, shearers, farmers, the meeting of the rivers and more. It’s the ideal getaway for families on a budget and for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city.

It’s also a popular camping and fishing destination with plenty of spots along the river to pitch a tent or drop a boat in. Fishing in particular is a real drawcard with easy access to the Edward, Wakool and Niemur rivers, along with the Billabong Creek. The Edward and the Billabong both run through the centre of town and feature some of the best fishing spots in the area.

Must Do’s

• Explore the Moulamein River Walk, which traces the Edward River and beautiful Billabong Creek. It’s full of native wildlife and fauna, and also holds great cultural significance to the landscape of the local Aboriginal community - the Wamba Wamba people.
• Big Tree is believed to be the largest living red gum in Australia, over 300 years old. It has an impressive circumference of more than 11 metres, which you need to see to believe!
• Learn all about the region’s important shearing history at the Mooloomoon Woolshed and Pastoral History Display.
• The 15 hectare Moulamein Lake is fantastic for water skiing, sailing and all sorts of water sports. Make use of the BBQ facilities and the adjoining local swimming pool.
• Experience the unique charm and character of one of the oldest Country pubs in the region, the Tattersalls Hotel. Known for preserving the historical architecture and ambiance of the past while offering modern amenities and comforts, they also offer
  classic pub meals and drinks, providing guests with an authentic taste of the region.
  
  
  
  

• Drop in for a coffee and cake at the locally run Moulamein Art Gallery, whilst enjoying a range of art, craft, and produce from local artists (open Thursdays and Fridays, or by appointment).
• Fishing in Moulamein is a must, with good access to the Edward, Wakool and Niemur rivers. The junction of the Edward River and Billabong Creek in particular, are well-known spots for fish to bite.
• Visit the historic Moulamein Courthouse, perched at the end of the footbridge across Billabong Creek. The courthouse served the region from 1848 until 1968. The current structure was built in 1890.
• Visit one of the annual events including the Moulamein Racing Cup, Easter Sunday Fishing Classic and Yabby Races, or the Moulamein Sheep Dog Trials
  

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