Numurkah Showgrounds and Recreation Reserve

The Numurkah Showgrounds and Recreation Reserve, located on Tunnock Road in Numurkah, Victoria, is a multi-purpose community facility that serves as the town's showgrounds, a recreational hub, and offers camping facilities for visitors. Situated in the attractive Murray River region, it provides a convenient base for exploring the local area and its various attractions.

Facilities:

The Numurkah Showgrounds and Recreation Reserve provides a range of facilities for both campers and general community use:/p>

Camping Sites: Offers both powered and unpowered sites suitable for tents, caravans, motorhomes, and camper trailers.

• Toilets:Public toilet facilities are available.
• Showers: Shower facilities are provided for campers.
• Drinking Water: Access to potable water is available.
• Dump Point: A public dump point is located at the showgrounds for the disposal of waste.
• Playground: A playground is on-site, making it suitable for families.
• Sporting Facilities: Includes a football oval and netball courts, catering to various sports and activities.
• Large Gravel Area: A significant level gravel area is available, particularly noted for accommodating self-contained vehicles just inside the entrance.
• Function Room and Trade Display Pavilion: These facilities support events and gatherings held at the showgrounds.

Distance to Tourist Spots Nearby:

Numurkah and the surrounding Moira Shire offer a variety of attractions, from natural areas to local produce and historical sites.

• Kinnairds Wetlands: Located approximately 4 km east of Numurkah. This wetlands area is a haven for birdlife and offers walking and cycling trails with boardwalks and bird hides.
• Numurkah and District Historical Society Museum: Situated in the town center, approximately 1-2 km from the showgrounds. It is located in the old bank building and showcases local history.
• Louis Hamon Park:Located along the Broken Creek within Numurkah, approximately 1-2 km from the showgrounds. This park features rose gardens, walking tracks, and picnic spots.
• Cactus Country: An extensive and unique garden located in Strathmerton, approximately 20-25 km north of Numurkah. It features a vast collection of cacti and succulents.
• The Big Strawberry: Located in Koonoomoo, northeast of Numurkah, approximately 15-20 km away. This is a popular stop for strawberry products and treats.
• Broken Creek: The showgrounds are located near the Broken Creek, offering opportunities for fishing and enjoying the waterway. Dispersed camping areas along the Broken Creek are also noted in the wider Numurkah area (require walk-in access and are for self-contained vehicles).
• Murray River: Numurkah is part of the wider Sun Country on the Murray region, with the Murray River being a significant nearby attraction offering various recreational activities in towns like Yarrawonga and Cobram (distances vary, but these towns are typically within a 30-60 minute drive).

The Numurkah Showgrounds and Recreation Reserve provides a range of facilities for campers and a convenient location for exploring the local attractions and the broader Murray River region.