Darling River, Wilcannia
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- TuesdayOpen 24 hours
- WednesdayOpen 24 hours
- ThursdayOpen 24 hours
- FridayOpen 24 hours
- SaturdayOpen 24 hours
- SundayOpen 24 hours
- MondayOpen 24 hours
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22.10.2023
Darling River, Wilcannia
Sad to see so little water in the billabongs in the riverbed, after the good rains received upstream this year - the Murray-Darling Basin Protection scheme is not working as it needs to.
Tony Reynolds
16.10.2023
Darling River, Wilcannia
Quiet place a quick bite on our way to Broken Hill
Denise Stokes
20.09.2023
Darling River, Wilcannia
We had lunch in the park and then a walk along the bank.
Glenn Bassett
31.08.2023
Darling River, Wilcannia
Sad to see it this bad.
Ben R
30.08.2023
Darling River, Wilcannia
Interesting history on the bridge, sad the river is so low though.
Paul Zawislak
25.08.2023
Darling River, Wilcannia
Darling River at Wilcannia is definitely worth stopping as it has some old buildings a small supermarket and a new playground for children right next to Darling River. It has a BBQ and sheltered bench and seats with the toilets being under renovation. It has a historical bridge and had 222 steam boats steaming past at its peak in 1887.
Graeme Golding
12.08.2023
Darling River, Wilcannia
Dump of atown needs abit more public pride. Realy has alot of protential.
Andrew Zhen
25.07.2023
Darling River, Wilcannia
A quick stop by the river in wilcannia to stretch your legs. However didn't stay long due to the missus feeling uncomfortable staying longer, after a large group of aboriginal women & kids knocked our car window begging for money. I'm pretty sure they didn't believe me when I said we didn't have any cash ....
Leigh Bunting
25.07.2023
Darling River, Wilcannia
A fine spot for viewing the appalling state of the inland rivers having been bled dry by cotton and rice growers. The shocking revelations of the rules that allow them to do it is a blight on NSW politicians. May the fleas of a thousand camels infest their hairy armpits!
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Barrier Hwy, Wilcannia NSW 2836
Darling River, Wilcannia