Mungabareena and Water Works

Mungabareena Reserve is a historically significant cultural reserve located in Albury region.

The site holds immense significance for Aboriginal people in the area, as it was once used as a trading spot before continuing towards Mount Bogong to hunt for Bogong moths. Further upstream from Mungabareena lies the Water Works Albury, another popular spot for recreation on the Murray River. Together, Mungabareena and Water Works Albury present a unique blend of cultural and recreational opportunities for visitors.

Mungabareena Reserve offers an opportunity to explore the rich cultural heritage of the region. You can take a leisurely stroll along the river banks, reminisce about the historical significance of the place, and enjoy a picnic with your loved ones. Visitors to Mungabareena should not miss the opportunity to explore some of the nearby walking and cycling tracks, which are not only scenic but also educational. There are also plenty of opportunities to indulge in fishing and boating activities on the Murray River.

The Water Works area offers an endless array of recreational activities. Visitors can swim, canoe, kayak, tube, or fish in the river. You can also engage in birdwatching or take a stroll along the river bank. Wildlife abounds in the area, including platypus, wood ducks, and even rainbow bee-eaters.

The best time to visit Mungabareena and Water Works Albury is during the warmer months when the weather is ideal for outdoor activities. The months from October to March are particularly suitable for visiting these sites, as the river is warm and the water level is perfect for waterplay activities.

Mungabareena Reserve is located in Albury; if driving from Melbourne, take the Hume