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Mallanganee Memorial Park

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A Memorial Park featuring an entrance consisting of a two-tone brick arch with gates. The left and right pillars each have an honour roll attached. A relief sculpture is set in the wall to the left of the gate. The memorial was dedicated by Lt Col. The Hon. M. F. Bruxner.

Covered eating areas, children’s play facilities and toilets.

The Mallanganee National Park is a short drive from the village and worth a look/drive to it.

 

Mallanganee & District Centenary

16-May-2017
16-May-2017
16-May-2017
Photographs supplied by John Huth

The monument commemorates the centenary of Mallanganee and District from 1878 to 1978. The structure, which is located in the Memorial Park, contains a time capsule to be opened in 2028.

Patrick McNamee Anzac Memorial Park – Bonalbo

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Situated on the corner of Koreelah Street and Clarence Way, Bonalbo, next to the District Hall, this is a lovely little park to stop and take a break in. Toilets are located nearby and there is a café open some days in the adjacent Hall.

Patrick McNamee ANZAC Memorial Park was established on land donated by Mr Patrick McNamee and dedicated in memory of those who served in World War One. The Memorial Park was officially opened in 1938. Roses, in memory of those who served, are planted around the edge of the park and there is a small rotunda where visitors can sit and enjoy the view.

In 2017, a bronze statue of “The Bonalbo working dog” was unveiled in the park as a tribute, marking Bonalbo as the birthplace of working cattle dog trials and to honour our working dog mates.

Bonalbo village, with a population around 300, is an ideal location to base yourself and to explore the Upper Clarence River valley. Visitors can enjoy the variety of facilities available, including a round of golf, take a walk watching the birdlife, observe the sentinel Hoop pines or take a photo of the old gaol door outside the Post Office.

 

ANZAC Park – Kyogle

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ANZAC Park is located in the centre of town, a block behind the main street at the corner of Anzac Drive and Walters Street. A popular site for children’ s parties.

At the park you will find a fenced children’s play area, picnic tables, skate park, BMX pump track, basketball and netball courts and outdoor gym equipment.  The park features two electric BBQs, covered seating and toilets. The park also features a lagoon that frequently exhibits a range of water birds.

Please note: ANZAC Park is not an off leash area for dogs. The only designated ‘off leash Dog Exercise Area’ is at the rear of the Recreation Ground, which is between Kyogle Gardens Caravan Park and the railway line.

Kyogle Skate Park

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Let the kids burn off some energy by letting them loose at the Kyogle Skate Park. Ollies, Kick Flips, Shuvits, whatever you call it, it’s good clean fun. Best of all it’s right in town and its doesn’t cost a cent.

Located in Anzac Park, corner Anzac Drive and Walters St.  This parkland area includes a fenced children’s play area, basketball courts, skate park, and pump track which is very popular with all ages and can be used on any form of bike, scooters etc. You’ll also find some great outdoor gym equipment, BBQ area, undercover seating and toilets.

Norman Johnston Park

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A playground, electric BBQ toilets, an historic steam roller and sports oval for fun games are all located at Norman Johnston Park. The local swimming pool, Lawn Bowls Club, golf course, tennis courts and bird watching platform are to be found at the southern end of the park too, so there’s something there for everyone to enjoy.

Amphitheatre Parklands – Kyogle

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The park area offers covered seating and tables, electric BBQ area which incorporates seating and tables and plenty of grass area for the kids to run around. There is also a stage area for outdoor events. Take along your own blanket and chairs to sit on the banks of Fawcetts Creek.

Toilet amenities are available in Information Centre building .

There is a good parking area, with plenty of room for vans, mobile homes,  trucks, buses and vehicles. Though this is a dog friendly area, it is NOT a leash free area. The nearest leash free area for dogs, is at the Recreation/Cricket ground next to the Caravan Park, which is across the Fawcett Creek bridge on Summerland Way, if you continue north from the Visitor Information Centre, about 200 meters away.

The Kyogle Bazaar Market is held within the Park area on the 4th Saturday of each month (hours may change with daylight saving, so please check). A variety of stalls and live music and other  entertainment is on offer each month, so come along for a day in Kyogle and enjoy yourself.

The Bonalbo Working Dog Statue – Bonalbo

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A bronze statue of a working dog was unveiled in 2017. It is located in Patrick McNamee Anzac Memorial Park, Bonalbo. The statue was designed and sculpted by Catherine Anderson of Boonah, Queensland, under the guidance of local dog triallers who required quality detailing. It marks Bonalbo as the birthplace of working dog trials using cattle and also honours the role played by working dogs in rural life. The Bonalbo Show Society co-ordinated the project.  A replica of The Bonalbo Township Company seal can also be seen in the park.

Harrison Park – Geneva, via Kyogle

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Located in a quiet residential street, William Street ( towards the top end) in Geneva, a suburb to the west of the Kyogle CBD. No amenities block.

Memorial Park – Kyogle

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Located in the southern end of the CBD on Summerland Way between the Memorial Swimming Pool and the Post Office, this park features a children’s playground, seating and roadside parking. Memorial Park is also the site of the town’s Cenotaph commemorating the sacrifices of Service Personnel and is the focal point of Kyogle’s ANZAC Day Ceremonies.

The nearest public toilets are located in Stratheden St (about 100 metres away) in the Kyogle Memorial Institute Hall complex.

 

Forestry Park, Urbenville

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Adjacent the town’s main street (Urben St) is a forestry park where there are picnic and barbecue facilities and where camping is permitted.

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Kyogle, NSW, 2474 AUSTRALIA
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Kyogle Council acknowledges the Gullibul, Githabul, Wahlubal and Banjalang people who are the Traditional Custodians of the land and waters within the Kyogle Local Government Area, and we pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.

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