Whether you're here to unwind in artesian waters, explore rich cultural heritage, or simply enjoy the great outdoors, Moree offers a surprising mix of experiences. From tranquil parks, galleries, and art trails to wetlands, playgrounds, and water sports — there’s something here for every kind of explorer. Scroll through the highlights below and start planning your adventure in the Moree Plains.
Explore Moree’s Rich History! Discover fascinating local historical displays, the Moree Sportsman Hall of Fame, and a large collection of photographs celebrating the region’s heritage. Dive into local and fami…
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Moree River Walk is a scenic, fully paved pathway that winds along the Mehi River, making it ideal for walking, cycling, or simply enjoying the outdoors.
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The Moree Military Museum displays historic objects and memorabilia from all conflicts of the 20th Century, including the First and Second World Wars, Vietnam, and Korean Wars. Including a military lending lib…
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he Moree Visitor Information Centre is your go-to for expert local advice, brochures, maps, and travel tips. The centre features a range of regional produce, handmade souvenirs, and locally crafted goods. Bike…
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Glide across tournament-standard lakes at Moree Water Park, just 8km south of town. This world-class venue boasts two 850-meter ski lakes built to international standards, with a massive 1.2km circuit lake com…
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Straddling two states and one spirited rivalry, the Mungindi Border Marker is the perfect photo op for travellers wanting to be in two places at once!
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There’s something special about a country main street, and Mungindi’s is full of charm.
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Looking for a little action while you’re in Mungindi? Head to the Mungindi Pump Track.
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The Mungindi Races are perfectly timed with the school holidays for a great family day out.
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The Mungindi Sculpture Trail is a 2.5km open-air art gallery that uniquely crosses the Queensland/New South Wales boarder in two spots.
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The Mungindi Show delivers a genuine outback experience worth planning your journey around.
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A warm Mungindi welcome and the perfect photo op in the heart of town at Barwon River Park.
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There’s something special about pulling up beside a piece of Australian history.
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Take a leisurely stroll through Moree's Open Space Aboriginal Art Trail along the Mehi River. It consists of a stunning array of local Aboriginal artists works in many different mediums including carved logs, …
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Anzac Centenary Park offers visitors the chance to rest and reflect at the exit of the Moree Bypass.
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Slip into Amaroo's green oasis where the revitalized Jacaranda Park awaits with its inclusive Livvi's Place playground. Children of all abilities can explore the multi-purpose fort, zoom down the double flying…
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Step into Kirkby Park—affectionately dubbed "Rocket Park" by locals— the original 1972 steel rocket, preserved as a historical landmark despite being decommissioned in the 1990s. The southern end showcases the…
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Ride into action at Moree Skate Park, just west of Kirkby Park, where thrills await skaters and BMX enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels. This purpose-built concrete playground features a small bowl, flat …
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The perfect family pit stop at the corner of Gwydir and Edward Streets in north Moree.
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