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Markets Held around the Kyogle LGA

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There is nothing more satisfying that going along to a local market and support the locals and help with the local economy.

Kyogle LGA has an assortment of markets held throughout the months or seasons.

** Kyogle Farmers markets.  Held every Saturday morning, Stratheden St, Kyogle 8am-12noon. Local produce;  Fruit & veg stalls; plus an assortment of other stalls throughout the month which may include crafts, plants, books, cake/biscuit stall. So come along and be surprised.

** ROTARY  Kyogle Bazaar Market. Held the 4th Saturday of each month, at the Amphitheatre Park, behind and around the Visitor Information Centre from 9am-2pm. A huge variety of stalls and live entertainment.

** Bonalbo Markets. Held on the 1st Sunday of each month, at the Bonalbo Hall, adjoining the park from 10am-1pm. Worth the drive to one of our lovely little villages. Lots of other things to see in and around Bonalbo whilst you are there.

** Tabulam Community Markets. Held the 2nd Sunday of each month, in the Hall and surrounding grounds in Barnes Street, Tabulam, (behind the Tabulam Co-op) from 9am-2pm.

** Woodenbong Seasonal “Yowie” Markets. As the name suggests Woodenbong’s market celebrates our changes of seasons (hence only 4 a year). Held on the last Saturday of the month at the end of each season in February, May, August and November. Held at the Woodenbong Public Hall grounds 8am-2pm.

Lanikai – Tabulam

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Lanikai Wildlife Refuge and Camping Ground offers 2,500 acres of declared Wildlife Refuge. Home to over 150 bird species, this idyllic location, with its breathtaking views of the Upper Clarence and 2 acres of lush gardens and walking tracks, is the perfect place for bird watchers, wilderness enthusiasts and naturalists looking for an authentic wilderness experience.

Pitch a tent, park a motorhome, caravan or trailer on the camping ground and relax. The camping ground has hot showers and flushing toilets. The undercover area with BBQ, table and bush kitchen is a good place to talk, eat or listen to the Honeyeaters in the Banksias and Glossy Cockatoos in the Forest Oaks.

Suggested activities: a bushwalk along the 2km Pretty Gully Creek frontage or rainforest regeneration area. Walk to the river, as the property has a 3km Clarence River frontage, go fishing, watch wildlife, watch the stars, and see the rainforest reserve.

Fires are permitted at some places on the camping ground (see Jim for info). Some firewood is supplied, but please keep fires small. The showers are wood heated by the heater at the back of the showers, so please use hot water in moderation.

Motorbikes may only be used to access the camping ground from Paddy’s Flat Road. There is NO TRACK RIDING allowed. 4WDs may be used to access points of interest on tracks around the property in dry weather.

Campers may visit Lanikai gardens at any time between 10am-4pm daily.

Tea, coffee, and scones (or other refreshments) are available at Lanikai garden for $5 per person. Please give Lyn two hours’ notice of your requirements.

Price Range

Over 12 yo/& adults $15; 6-12 years $7.50; Under 6, free. Tariff per person per 24hr period.

Clarence River Wilderness Lodge

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Clarence River Wilderness Lodge is a spectacularly wild and remote off-grid holiday destination situated on the headwaters of the Clarence River in the rugged Great Dividing Range.

Leave the digital world at the gate while you reconnect to nature, your partner, your friends and your family as you sit around the campfire by the river. Your kids will enjoy having the freedom to ride bikes, swim, canoe and explore the bush like kids have always done.

Clarence River Wilderness Lodge, just 3 hours from Brisbane, is situated on the headwaters of the Clarence River in the rugged Great Dividing Range. Four thousand hectares of river-crafted country have been preserved in a wildlife refuge noted for the diverse abundance of its native animals and the wild splendour of its scenery.

The Clarence River Wilderness Lodge can provide a range of activities during your stay. The canoes are available free of charge for guests or for a fee for day visitors. Bushwalking and birdwatching are popular past times here, with over 160 different types of birds sighted in this area. Before setting out on your bird search, a handbook on birds and bird lists is available at the Lodge.

Bordered by National Parks, this is a great place to get back to nature with activities that include gold panning, observing animals, and viewing platypus. All-inclusive canoe trips can be organised to take in the Clarence or Nymboida Rivers from 1-3 days. See the website for further details or their other link http://www.clarencerivercanoes.com).

Accommodation facilities include:

“The Lodge” – 2 self-contained cabins can sleep either 4 or 8 people. Each cabin has a gas hot water system, gas stove, fridge, cooking utensils and solar-powered lighting. Sit on the verandah or under the stars and enjoy the quiet.

Bush huts – spend a while under canvas in authentic bushman huts with private verandahs nestled into the hills, using shared amenities (wood-fired showers and compost toilet) and a camp kitchen. The huts have bunk beds (x4) or a double bed (accommodating 2 people only).

The camping sites are on a 5ha mown river flat, with a small unisex shared compost amenities unit with access to wood-fired showers. Check their website for current tariffs for accommodation and activities.

Price Range

Commence at $10 per person for bush camping to $180 2 x day weekend rate for cabins.
Check the website for further details.

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Kyogle Visitor Information Centre
Cnr Summerland Way & Anzac Drive
Kyogle, NSW, 2474 AUSTRALIA
Phone 02 6632 2700
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visitkyogle@kyogle.nsw.gov.au

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