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The garden is open most Saturday mornings between 9am and 11am for those who are interested and available to lend a hand. Everyone is welcome to come on down and have a look around.
Copeton Northern Foreshores is located only 17km south of Inverell. Perfect for a day visit.
Auburn Vale Road (17kms south of Inverell)
All Year Round
Reflections Holiday Parks – Copeton Waters is located only 40km from Inverell and is a 900 hectare recreational and adventure playground with accommodation and camping facilities.
Copeton Dam Road, Inverell
The Wing Hing Long and Company Store in Tingha is a long way from Chinatown. This little store has been turned into a museum to raise awareness of the contribution the Chinese made to rural communities in NSW. During the peak of the mining boom between 1880 and 1920 a large community of Chinese miners established themselves in the district. This community sought Chinese goods, services and general supplies. In 1881, the site where Wing Hing Long is situated was purchased by Inverell storekeeper Ah Lin to establish a general store servicing the tin mining communities of the Tingha district. His was a typical general store where you could buy anything and everything.
Come and see for yourself!
10 Ruby St Tingha
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays from 10:00am to 3:00pm Other times may be arranged for tour groups
located on the Gwydir Highway, 1km east of Inverell’s CBD. The Memorial is dedicated to the two groups of young men who enlisted during World War l and departed from Inverell in early 1916. Although some 600 young men had already volunteered from the district by the end of 1915, the Kurrajong’s contingent was the largest group of recruits to ever leave a country town.
Gwydir Highway Inverell
The Scottish Memorial Cairn is located in Sinclair Park, it pays tribute to the district’s pioneers, later generations and families whose endeavours have contributed to its success since the 1830s.
Sinclair Park Inverell
With over 200 members and 120 vehicle exhibits, ranging from Vintage, Veteran, Classic and Motorcycles, the National Transport Museum has become a valuable tourist attraction for the North West and New England area. Some of the vehicles on display include a 1906 Dayton (believed to be the only one left worldwide), 1912 Renault, various Holdens and Fords including GT Falcons, 1926 Diana, 1929 Packard, and wide range of Chev’s just to name a few.
69 Rifle Range Rd Inverell
Everyday from 10:00am to 4:00pm (except Christmas Day).
Step back in time and immerse yourself into the pioneering past of the district. The village is home to incredible photographic displays and a wide range of memorabilia. Some of the oldest buildings in the region call the Pioneer Village Home.
Tingha Rd Inverell
Tuesday to Friday 10:00am to 4:00pm, Saturday and Sunday 9:30am to 1:30pm
Viver Boutique is a shop to spend a little time browsing through. Stocking ladies clothing, footware, handbags, jewellery and all accessories. It’s a store of “Fashion with a Difference”.
27 Otho Street, Inverell
The sapphire is called the stone of destiny and The Gem Centre is the place where you can fulfill your destiny. You will find some stunning sapphires, gemstones, diamonds and lots of interesting goodies that you will love.
108 Byron Street, Inverell