Rocky Waterholes
Nestled where the Bundidgerry Creek becomes Lake Talbot, Rocky Waterholes offers a peaceful retreat perfect for a picnic or a spot of fishing. You’ll likely catch a glimpse of koalas and other local wildlife here. With sealed road access off Old Wagga Road, Rocky Waterholes also connects to the Flora and Fauna Reserve and Bundidgerry Walking Track, making it an easy detour on a walk or ride through the bush.
Accessibility
Welcomes people with access needs, though some areas are more accessible than others.
Surface Unsealed paths
Grade Flat
Difficulty Easy
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Rocky Waterholes
Narrandera NSW 2700
The sheltered waters are perfect for kayaking, paddle boarding, and fishing, while the surrounding trees create a quiet setting to reset and connect with nature.
Tucked at the far end of Lake Talbot, this natural playground is one of Narrandera’s hidden gems — perfect for getting out on the water and into the bush. Try your luck fishing along the banks or use it as a starting point for a walk or cycle through the surrounding reserve.
A footbridge connects to the Flora and Fauna Reserve inviting you to explore further. Just a short walk from the bridge, you'll find a boat ramp, toilet facilities and a covered seating area with barbeque and picnic tables, ideal for a relaxing lunch break.