Bens Walk commences at the Showground. Enjoy superb views of the river and the golf course. Views of the mountains can be seen from vantage
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Tabourie Lake Museum
Step back into the past and relive Australian life in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The collection of over 12,000 artefacts is the life's work of Jack Nicholson, adventurer, anthropologist and collector. You will be amazed by the exhibits of memorabilia which showcase everyday Australian history and more. The museum includes a wide range of items such as rocks, minerals, shells, fossils, snakes, bottles, Aboriginal artefacts, tools, machinery and historical items. There are barbecues and picnic tables in the grounds.
Opening hours:
11am - 3pm School Holidays, Public Holidays and weekends. Other times by appointment.
price
Indicative Prices $2.5
features
- Carpark
- History & Heritage
- International
- Picnic Area
- Public Toilet
- Walk
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