Welcome to Narrandera Narrungdera
Your gateway to the Riverina’s best adventures, cafés, stays, and experiences.
The first swim of the season. A picnic that turns into an entire afternoon. A walk with plenty of stops because there’s something flowering beside the track, something calling from the canopy, and quite possibly a koala you almost walked straight past.
Heading to Barellan for the Good Old Days Festival? Make a little extra time to get to know the town beyond the festival grounds.
Each spring, as the weather warms and the air takes on that familiar scent of eucalyptus and wattle, something remarkable happens: Narrandera’s wildflowers return — delicate, fleeting, and quietly spectacular.
Pack the car, queue up your road trip playlist, and point the bonnet towards Barellan. If you’ve been looking for the perfect excuse to explore the Riverina, we’ve got you covered.
Winter on the Murrumbidgee means fireside camping, mist hanging low over the river, and the return of one of Australia’s largest native crayfish species: the Murray Crayfish.
There’s a specific soundtrack that arrives after rain in the Riverina. Suddenly, every creek line, flooded paddock, roadside drain or suspiciously large puddle sounds like it’s hosting an amphibious music festival.
Walk into the Flora and Fauna Reserve in Narrandera and you’re walking through one of Australia’s great natural landscapes. The reserve forms part of the longest continuous stretch of river red gum forest in the world.
Autumn. The light softens. The air shifts. Mornings stretch a little longer. Suddenly, you notice things you might have rushed past before: the grain of timber, the warmth of coffee in your hands, the smell of eucalyptus in the air.
Bringing together two of life’s greatest pleasures: finding a good book and settling in with a cup of coffee.
A familiar favourite has a fresh new look, new owners and a new name. Say “hello” to Outdo.Brew on Adams Street.
Natural light pours into rooms filled with vintage treasures, curiosities and pieces collected over time.
Every great road trip needs a reliable food stop. A place where the coffee is hot, the burgers delicious, and there’s something in the hot box calling your name.
The Red Door Café is where brunch meets boutique browsing, and now, fresh flowers find their place too.
Stumble down main streets or wander a little further afield, from sun-filled boutique cafes to retro-caravan spots serving up street-food inspired bites, there’s something for every craving and every kind of coffee lover.
Explosives technician, Dwayne Matthews, has swapped detonators for dark roasts, now crafting his own coffee right here in Narrandera.
If Narrandera had a summer love language, then this would be it: pick up fish and chips from The Popular Fish Shop, head down to one of our sandy river beaches, and settle in for an afternoon of chicken salt, sun, and sand.
A vibrant community event involving market and food stalls, free entertainment and amusements and fun for all the family.
Markets under lights, stalls inside and outside, a whole street filled with fun and a little something for the whole family.
Come and celebrate the festive season with carols, a free sausage sizzle, and a warm community atmosphere.
Join the Lions Club of Narrandera for a magical evening exploring the town’s best and brightest Christmas displays — all from the comfort of the beloved Lions Train.
The Narrandera Rodeo brings the thrills and spills of the arena to life, with roughriders, buckjumpers, and bull riders putting on an unforgettable show.
Each spring, Narrandera’s Koala Festival gives you rare access to one of Australia’s most successful conservation stories.
See magnificent draught horses, camels, and bullocks work alongside heritage machinery, traditional trades and hands-on demonstrations, bringing the skills and stories of generations past to life.
Barellan
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Binya
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Birrego
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Brobenah
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Colinroobie
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Corobimilla
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Euroley
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Gillenbah
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Grong Grong
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Kamarah
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Kywong
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Landervale
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Moombooldool
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Narrandera
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Sandigo
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Barellan ༄ Binya ༄ Birrego ༄ Brobenah ༄ Colinroobie ༄ Corobimilla ༄ Euroley ༄ Gillenbah ༄ Grong Grong ༄ Kamarah ༄ Kywong ༄ Landervale ༄ Moombooldool ༄ Narrandera ༄ Sandigo ༄
Where to See Wild Koalas
Around 300 koalas live high in the canopy of Narrandera’s Flora and Fauna Reserve, part of the longest continuous tract of River Red Gum Forest in the world. It’s one of Australia’s most successful conservation stories — a once lost population now a thriving colony.
Before you head out, visit the Destination and Discovery Hub for seasonal advice, recent sightings, and practical tips. For a guaranteed sighting, visit in spring during the annual Koala Festival.
What’s On
Looking for things to do in Narrandera, Barellan and Grong Grong? Find weekends filled with music, festivals, markets, good food, and golden sunsets — moments that capture the easy rhythm of life in the Riverina.
Welcoming visitors to Narrandera Shire? Find support, resources and opportunities for local businesses.
If you run a cafe, accommodation, attraction, shop, tour or event, our Tourism Industry Hub brings together free guides, practical resources, the latest industry news and opportunities to help your business connect with more visitors.

