Parks and Gardens in Albury, NSW

Finding a park or garden in Albury

Public gardens, riverside reserves, playgrounds and picnic grounds, most of them council run rather than managed by a state agency. Albury Botanic Gardens has been going since 1877 across four hectares, and the Wagga Wagga gardens carry a walk through aviary and a miniature railway on Willans Hill. Entry is almost always free. Shade is the scarce thing in January, so mornings beat afternoons, and barbecue and toilet availability varies more than the listings suggest.

Albury sits on the NSW bank of the Murray with Dean Street as its retail spine and QEII Square at the centre of it. It works as one economy with Wodonga across the bridge, which is why so many trades here hold licences in both NSW and Victoria. Health, freight and the Ettamogah rail hub north of town carry most of the employment.

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