Moree is a town nestled in NSW, Australia. It is located on top of the big Artesian Basin and by the Mehi River. It is popular as Australia’s spa capital. The town is rich in heritage, culture and natural assets. You can simply let yourself relax as well as enjoy the most stunning scenery around.
Accommodation options are many ranging from cheap Moree motels to luxurious hotels and camps to cabins. Go on a vacation to experience the enchanting local art, lovely parks, and delicious regional cuisines as well as reinvigorate your body with a massage.
Things to do in Moree
1. Mary Brand Park – Mary Brand Park is an ideal picnic spot because it has shady canopies of old fig trees under which you can relax and enjoy watching the wildlife and birds dwelling around the parkland. Moree Cabin Accommodation plains allows you to stay near the waters and enjoy fishing.
2. Artesian Aquatic Centre – Thermal spas are used for therapeutic value, but at Moree tourists soak and enjoy the natural curative hot water bath. The water is naturally heated at 41° C and a perfect place to unwind and rejuvenate.
3. Moree Golf Club – Golf enthusiasts are attracted to this picturesque golf club with a challenging par 72 course spread around 6110 m of rising and falling landscape. The club conducts competitions from Thursday to Sunday every week as well as on public holidays.
4. Heritage & Art Deco Walk – Walk down and explore the modern art and ancient geometric designs combined to create wonderful Art Deco architecture. The main street displays exquisitely restored heritage structures influenced by Spanish, American, Egyptian and Greek.
5. Moree Race Club – Moree Race Club was established 100 years ago. Six races are held every year including the Moree cup (September), Christmas twilight race (December), and Cotton cup race (February).
6. Rocket Park – Originally, the Rocket was built in the Kirkby Park for children to play. It was enjoyed by kids for more than five decades and later closed because it was judged to be unsafe. Today, this gigantic colourful rocket model with 14.9 meters in height is rebuilt and can be enjoyed by children again.
7. Woolaway Wines – Tourists just love to visit the Woolaway wines and take pleasure in tasting the premium quality wines. Barbecue facilities are also available here.
Accommodation options are many ranging from cheap Moree motels to luxurious hotels and camps to cabins. Go on a vacation to experience the enchanting local art, lovely parks, and delicious regional cuisines as well as reinvigorate your body with a massage.
Things to do in Moree
1. Mary Brand Park – Mary Brand Park is an ideal picnic spot because it has shady canopies of old fig trees under which you can relax and enjoy watching the wildlife and birds dwelling around the parkland. Moree Cabin Accommodation plains allows you to stay near the waters and enjoy fishing.
3. Moree Golf Club – Golf enthusiasts are attracted to this picturesque golf club with a challenging par 72 course spread around 6110 m of rising and falling landscape. The club conducts competitions from Thursday to Sunday every week as well as on public holidays.
4. Heritage & Art Deco Walk – Walk down and explore the modern art and ancient geometric designs combined to create wonderful Art Deco architecture. The main street displays exquisitely restored heritage structures influenced by Spanish, American, Egyptian and Greek.
5. Moree Race Club – Moree Race Club was established 100 years ago. Six races are held every year including the Moree cup (September), Christmas twilight race (December), and Cotton cup race (February).
6. Rocket Park – Originally, the Rocket was built in the Kirkby Park for children to play. It was enjoyed by kids for more than five decades and later closed because it was judged to be unsafe. Today, this gigantic colourful rocket model with 14.9 meters in height is rebuilt and can be enjoyed by children again.
7. Woolaway Wines – Tourists just love to visit the Woolaway wines and take pleasure in tasting the premium quality wines. Barbecue facilities are also available here.
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