Wonga Wetlands

Very peaceful walk, You don't have to rush, there's plenty of seating on the walk through and it's just a beautiful place to be

Such a beautiful place for little (or long!), walk, surrounded bird's songs and whispering trees. Available parking, toilet facilities, and drinking water.Also, you can see creative metal sculptures which represented Australian wildlife.

Great Biodiversity, lots of birds, also frogs, interesting insects, great grey kangaroos,...

Great place for walk but don’t expect many more things and getting disappointments at last

We saw a few birds and checked out the bird hide but the wetlands seemed pretty stagnant and there were hardly any water birds. There was a super cool big metal frog thing in the carpark.

Nice little place to wander. Would be good with children, or great for a picnic. Pretty birds everywhere! Was wet day so had the place to ourselves. 4 stars only because car park is really quaint, so caravan parking is not simple. Great series of art in the car park. Enjoyed our stop and wander here.

A beautiful place to see some native birds. Great for walks as it offers long, medium or short walking tracks. Perfect for the whole family. Keep in mind that there are no bikes or dogs allowed.

Such a spectacular and beautiful place!!Discovering Wonga Wetlands is like stepping into a world of natural beauty and wonder. This expansive wetland reserve located just outside Albury, NSW is a testament to the restoration of natural habitats and the importance of preserving them. Wonga Wetlands boasts of 80 hectares of native habitat habitats and walking trails, each of which provides a unique opportunity to explore nature at its best.The walking trails that wind through the wetlands give visitors an up-close look at the native wildlife and flora, including over 190 species of birds, kangaroos, and other small mammals. The park provides the perfect environment for birdwatching, wildlife photography or a peaceful afternoon stroll. Along the paths, you'll also find informative signs about the different species you are likely to encounter while on your walk, making it an excellent educational experience for both adults and children.In addition to the magnificent trails and abundant wildlife, Wonga Wetlands also provides ample picnic areas, playgrounds, and fishing spots. The park also offers a range of interactive activities from guided bird- watching tours, canoeing, or bike hire, making it the ideal destination for visitors of all ages.In conclusion, Wonga Wetlands is a perfect natural retreat for those seeking a peaceful and enjoyable day away from the city. The reserve is both educational and serene, offering an excellent opportunity to connect with nature and rejuvenate the soul. Whether you're an avid wildlife enthusiast or just looking for a quiet day outdoors, Wonga Wetlands should definitely be at the top of your list of places to visit.

Fantastic walk, even on gloomy weather. Lots of birds and such beautiful trees.

Beautiful day out for families and bird watchers.Wonga Wetlands was so stunning and peaceful. My kids loved running around and making pretend fire pits or wooden shelters.I especially enjoyed it for all the different birds. Best part, the park has a brochure at the entrance listing all the birds you could come across, and there are HEAPS! They also have a map you can take but on the days we were there they were out. Best bet is to go to the Albury information centre first as they have a great map there that outlines all the 7 lagoons and the tracks you can take.There are several bird hides dotted around the place to help you observe the birds without disturbing them.If birds are your thing, then keep your eyes out for wallabies. We came across a fair few as we strolled around.My husband and I enjoyed the information signs throughout the park explaining the aboriginal sites and types of plants. There's even a giant red gum that's survived in the middle of a lagoon.Our favourite section was a long track lined on both sides with tall trees.The entire place is quite large. You could spend a couple of hrs there and still not cover everything.We visited outside the weekend and there were very few people there making it feel like we had the whole place to ourselves.What's nearby:- Monument Hill- Albury Botanic Gardens- YIndyamarra Sculpture Walk