Historic and Cultural Interest Walk

What better way to explore Lismore, Nimbin and surrounding villages than on two feet. If you are looking for ideas on what routes to take, why not take a walk through Lismore’s history and culture. From Federation gothic cathedrals to a pub fit for a queen. This self guided walk around the city centre explores […]

Nimbin Bush Theatre

Experience the Revitalized Nimbin Bush Theatre! This iconic venue in the heart of Nimbin has undergone a recent transformation. The passionate team behind the upgrade is dedicated to creating the most diverse, inclusive, and unforgettable gathering place in the Rainbow Region. The Nimbin Bush Theatre, nestled within the historic Old Butter Factory, is a vibrant […]

The Lismore Quadrangle – The Quad

The Quad is a central public greenspace in the heart of Lismore CBD. Nestled between the Lismore Regional Gallery, Lismore Library and the Northern Rivers Conservatorium, the Quad is a public meeting place, a performance venue, a children’s play space, a creative hub and a space for community expression. The Quad provides a safe space […]

Albert Park – Lismore

Home to the Far North Coast Baseball Association. The Albert Park complex is home to the sports of baseball and softball in the Northern Rivers. The complex is unique in regional Australia in that it comprises four full-sized enclosed fields, two of which are under lights. International baseball diamond. Two softball diamonds. Toilets, clubhouse and […]

Whian Whian State Conservation Area

Just to the north of Lismore, Whian Whian State Conservation Area was formed to protect an area that surrounds Nightcap National Park. This charming area and its surrounds are chock-full of fantastic, fun things to do outdoors. It’s a great spot from which to enjoy some of the day walks in the area, take a […]

Wade Park

With five hectares of parklands, Wade Park is a favourite venue for family gatherings and a great place for kids to burn off some excess energy. There are plenty of swings, slides and picnic shelters, plus a wheelchair-accessible playground featuring a big red bus. Wade Park’s big draw card is its road safety playground complete […]

Tucki Tucki Nature Reserve

Created in 1958 by a committee of locals caring for koalas, this four hectare reserve is dedicated to preserving the local koala population and its habitat. It is located approximately 15 kilometres from Lismore along Wyrallah Road, 5.5 kilometres south of Wyrallah Village. When walking through the reserve keep your eyes peeled high in the […]

Terania Creek Picnic Area

The grassy Terania Creek picnic area is an ideal place to relax for a picnic or barbecue lunch with family and friends in Nightcap National Park. This special area was the scene of protests to save the rainforests of NSW from further logging. Aside from its natural beauty, it is an important part of the […]

Rocky Creek Dam

Patient nature lovers may spot a platypus at Rocky Creek Dam. The dam wall is 27 metres high, 187 metres above sea level and, when full, the dam holds 14,000 mega litres of water. The 29 square kilometres of catchment area include sections of Nightcap National Park, Whian Whian State Forest and revegetated farmland. The […]

Riverside Park

Take a stroll along the riverbank into the City Centre and read about Lismore’s rich river history at the interpretive story sites along the way. This wonderful park connects residents and visitors to the Wilsons River, which runs through the heart of Lismore. Enjoy the three-kilometre riverside walk starting at 207 Molesworth Street taking in […]