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Bingara

Bingara is a village (population 1,428 in 2016) in the New England region, in New South Wales, Australia.

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    Copeton Dam

    Camping. Children's playground. Picnic areas. Toilets. Fishing. Kiosk. Shower facilities. Boat ramps. Water sports. Bushwalking. Golf. No flying of drones. Reflections Copeton Waters Holiday Park.

    Daily 9AM-5PM

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    H F Batterham Memorial Lookout

    Apex Lookout

    Apex Road is steep and not suitable for caravans and long vehicles. Picnic facilities. Barbecue facilities. No toilets.

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    Myall Creek Massacre Memorial Site

    Location of massacre of local Wirrayaraay people - the first time white settlers were punished for murdering Aboriginals, 1838. Listen to the Myall Creek Soundtrail here (also available as an app).

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    Roxy Cinema complex

    Cinema and cafe built 1936 by three Greek businessmen. The cinema was closed in 1958 and remained unoccupied, the cafe became a Chinese restaurant. Both were bought by the local council and restored in the 1990s. The building now houses the tourist information centre, a museum to Greek history in New South Wales, and a live performance centre (residence of the North West Theatre Company).

    Mon-Fri 10:30AM and 2:30PM, Sat Sun 10:30AMPhone for prices the Roxy Greek Museum tour and the Roxy Cinema tour

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    Terry Hie Hie Aboriginal Area

    Terry Hie Hie Community Conservation Area Zone 2 - Aboriginal Culture

    Once a traditional meeting area for the local Kamilaroi/Gamilaraay/Gamilaroi people, this area features 6 cultural reserves, Yana-y Warruwi walking track (3.5-km loop, hard, 2½-3½ hr), picnic area with car parking, toilets, picnic tables, barbecue facilities, fire rings (bring your own firewood), drinking water (boil first or preferably bring your own). Limited to none mobile phone coverage. Barbecues not permitted during Fire Bans. No pets, no smoking, Walking trail is possbile for handicapped access but still hard.

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    Three Creeks Gold Mine

    Offers bushwalks, crystal fossicking, a bush camp site, barbecue facilities and a gift shop. There is also panning and a small museum of mining-related artefacts.

    Mon-Fri 9AM-5PMCash only

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    Upper Horton

    A picturesque hamlet (population 168 in 2016). Picnics. Fishing. Sports Club. Annual Rodeo and National Campdrafting Championships on New Years Eve.

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    Bingara Gem and Mineral Museum

    16 Maitland Street

    Tue Wed 9AM-1PM, Sat 9AM-noon, other times by appointment (contact by email)phone for fees

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    Bingara Museum

    16 Maitland Street

    Tue Wed 9AM-1PM, Sat 9AM-noon, other times by appointment (contact by email)Phone for fees. Listen to the Bingara Soundtrail here (also available as an app).

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    Ceramic Break Sculpture Park

    Thu-Sun 10AM-5PM March to mid-December. Other times by appointment. Park may be closed if too wet$5 adults, $1 under 15

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    Rocky Creek Glacial Area

    Ancient glacial area. Toilets. Camping permitted.

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    Sawn Rocks

    Mount Kaputar National Park

    Natural rock formation.