Barellan | Meeting of the waters

Just 56 kilometres north of Narrandera on the Burley Griffin Way, Barellan is known as the home of tennis legend Evonne Goolagong-Cawley.

Situated on the Burley Griffin Way 56 kms north of Narrandera, Barellan is noted for its warm hospitality and the can-do attitude of its residents. Barellan is the home town to tennis great Evonne Goolagong-Cawley, who grew up and learned to play tennis in Barellan.

This little community boasts some excellent attractions such as the Barellan Museum, the Big Tennis Racquet, Clydesdale Statue and the CWA Rest House. The town is well worth a stop to embrace the real spirit of a country village.

Each year Barellan hosts the Barellan Masters Games, held on the last weekend in February, a celebration of sports aimed at the ‘older’ generation with something for everyone.

Over the October long weekend the Barellan Working Clydesdales and Heavy Horses “The Good Old Days” Weekend is on, featuring displays and competitions of working Clydesdales and heavy horse teams.

A park scene with a sign reading 'BARELLAN', a large rock, and a tennis racket sculpture labeled 'Evonne Goolagong'. Trees and a grassy area are visible, along with a street and buildings in the background.
Black horse statue wearing harness and saddle stands outdoors near a tree with a sign in the background labeled 'Barellan Clydesdale Horse Statue' in New South Wales, Australia.
The front of a wooden building labeled 'C.W.A Rest House' with decorative trim, surrounded by trees with sunlight filtering through.