Darlington Point

Darlington Point, affectionately known as 'the Point', is a charming town nestled along the Murrumbidgee River in New South Wales' Riverina district. The town offers a variety of aquatic activities, including fishing, swimming, kayaking, and boating, complemented by numerous sandy riverside beaches. For history enthusiasts, the Darlington Point Museum showcases the town's oldest surviving buildings from 1882, featuring a growing collection of artifacts and photographs. The Waddi Cultural Centre celebrates the region's Aboriginal heritage with vibrant Indigenous artworks and a modern space dedicated to preserving local culture and arts. Nature lovers can explore the Goanna Walking Track, a scenic 1.8 km stroll along the riverbank, or visit the nearby Willbriggie Regional Park for camping amidst the longest continuous tract of river red gum forest in the world. Accommodations range from country cottages to caravan parks and motels, catering to various preferences. Darlington Point is approximately a six-hour drive from Sydney and five hours from Melbourne, with Griffith Airport just a 30-minute drive away.