Howlong Memorial Park

Howlong, NSW

Howlong Memorial Park

Howlong, NSW

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Rest AreaPets WelcomeCaravansBBQAccessibleToiletsDrinking WaterRiver FishingFishing Spot

About this rest area

Howlong Memorial Park stands as an emblem of tranquility and beauty, inviting visitors into a peaceful expanse of awe-inspiring landscapes. Its massive entrance welcomes you into a serene environment where you can enjoy activities like fishing by the river, or simply reveling in the quiet scenery. This park is more than just an escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life - it's a haven of calm and nature's grandeur. Come and immerse yourself in its restful ambiance. You won't regret it.

Step into the serene realm of Howlong Memorial Park, noted for grand, cream-colored gate posts that almost personify a silent invitation to a peaceful world beyond. As you traverse the boundary, tranquility washes over you. Here, nature calls you to engage in serene fishing sessions by the river or simply bask in the charm of the peaceful surroundings. It's a slice of paradise, waiting to be discovered and enjoyed!

What this place offers

Amenities

Toilets

Drinking Water

Activities

Fishing Spot

Accommodation Types

Caravans

Facilities

BBQ

Shade

Picnic Tables

Rules & Accessibility

Pets Welcome

Accessible

Other Features

Long Rig

Day Use Area

Unknown feature

Photo Opportunity

Day Rest Area

On bank of the Murray River

Bin

Mobile Phone Coverage

River Fishing

Location

Howlong Memorial Park•Pearce Street, Howlong, NSW, 2643

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