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Didn't have any spare time to look around, however, would recommend visiting the Visitor Information Centre. The people there were very helpful and had a sound knowledge of the local area and its attractions.

The Island Sanctuary was a fabulous pocket of nature with old growth trees and plenty of interesting birds. A real natural environment within the boundary of the town. The history of the long paddock for cattle migration in the 1800's is fascinating.

Take time to walk around town, I was lucky to be there on a market weekend and I came across he market in Waring Gardens. There are a number of cafes and bakeries - I had breakfast at the Deniliquin Bakery and I can recommend their pastries. There is a mural on the water tower at the corner of Russell Street and Whitelock Street. Deniliquin is a very friendly town.

A really pleasant town. Absolutely fabulous parks along the lagoon - the main town park is exceptional. A compact shopping area with some interesting heritage buildings, especially the imposing courthouse and superb 1876 Presbyterian church. The Depot motoring museum and adjacent 50s style diner were excellent. Riverside walks and the river beach are added attractions. Highly recommended for a two or three day stay.

The family villa was very well equipped and beautifully presented, so much for kids to do, bmx track jumping pillow basketball court tennis court 2 pools one heated to 30 degrees, heated splash park and water slide, free mini golf, for hire pedal cars and pontoon, beautiful clean grounds, public showers toilets and laundry ( pay as you go) The caravan sites were huge, camp kitchen, and they are building a flying fox and more villas and glamping tents- what is not to like here