Situated just 20 minutes west of Temora, this 1920s heritage village offers the traveller a glimpse of living history tucked away in modern rural Australia. The main street has been renovated to preserve the central avenue of peppercorn trees, a central plaza offers picnic tables and seating, the commercial centre is little changed from the peak of the village’s prosperity in the 1920s and several of the vintage petrol bowsers have been restored and re-instated. The village today caters for all essential requirements and shopping for antiques, old wares, collectables, pre-loved clothing and bric a brac. Historic village walks, the Broken Dam historic trail along the Mirrool Creek and Echoes of Ariah Park museum offer an insight into a by-gone era. Bushwalkers and birdwatching enthusiasts will enjoy nearby State Forests and Nature Reserves. Friendly assistance with camping and tourist enquiries is available at Second Glance Op Shop.

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Ariah Park 1920s Heritage Village

Ariah Park 1920s Heritage Village

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