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Sights and landmarks in Inverell

14 sights worth seeing in Inverell: landmarks, galleries, monuments and viewpoints.

Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.

Sights and landmarks in Inverell

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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. See Reflections Copeton Waters Holiday Park.

    Daily 9AM-5PM

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    Graman Hotel

    Historic hotel, established 1876. Accommodation. Pub fare. Phone for rates and availability.

    Phone for hours

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    Inverell Art Gallery

    An art gallery showcasing works by local painters, photographers, potters, and craftsmanship.

    Mon-Fri 10AM-4PM,Sat 10AM-1PMGold coin donation per person ($1 or $2)

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    Inverell Pioneer Village

    A recreated historical village comprised of restored local buildings. The museum also showcases historical collections of farming implements, photographs, and other relevant memorabilia.

    Tue-Fri 10AM-4PM, Sat Sun 9:30AM-4:30PMAdults $1, Children under 5 free, Children aged 5-15 $5, Seniors and Pensioners $10, Family Pass (2 Adults with 2+ children) $30

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    Kings Plains National Park

    Kings Plains offers excellent bushwalking, swimming, ephemeral waterfalls. Campground (tents only, unpowered sites), picnic tables, barbecue facilities, toilets. Bring own drinking water, cooking water, firewood. No mobile phone signal.

    Free entry - bookings essential for camping

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    Kwiambal National Park

    Toilets. Picnic tables. Barbecue facilities. Potable water. Bushwalking trails - Dungeon Lookout, Junction Walk, Macintyre Falls Lookout, Limestone Caves Walking Track, Slippery Rock Walking Track. Accommodation and camping - see website for further information and bookings.

    Free entry

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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. You can listen to the Myall Creek Soundtrail here (which is also available as an app).

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    National Transport Museum

    This museum showcases a collection of over 120 vehicles including vintage, veteran, and classic cars and motorcycles.

    Mon-Sun 10AM-4PM closed Christmas Day

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    Pindari Dam

    Camping, barbecues, picnic areas, toilets, shower facilities, fishing, water sports, boat ramps, bushwalking. Phone number is the Inverell Tourist Information Centre

    Open 24 hours

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    Sinclair Park

    Location of the Inverell and District Bicentennial Memorial and the Scottish Memorial Cairn which pays tribute to the Scottish pioneers who settled the Inverell district since the 1830s.

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    Stonewoman Aboriginal Area

    This area hold special cultural significance for the local Aboriginal people. Car parking. No facilities. 750 m walk to cultural site.

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    The Kurrajong Memorial

    George Cartwright VC Reserve

    This memorial is dedicated to two groups of young men who enlisted in World War 1, forming largest contingent of men from one town and called the Kurrajongs.

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    Wing Hing Long Heritage Emporium

    Former store established by a Chinese tin miner, now a museum on the NSW State Heritage Register. By appointment. $3 per person

    Tue Thu Sat Sun and public holidays 10AM-3PM, other times by appointment$3 per person

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    Olives of Beaulieu

    A working olive farm, produce for sale.

    Phone for hours

Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Inverell (CC BY-SA 4.0).