Horseshoe Lagoon

Horseshoe Lagoon Moama is an extraordinary part of Moama's Wetland and Floodplain Reserve, located along the Murray River's extensive floodplains.

It holds great significance to the Aboriginal people and is home to a variety of native birds, animals, plants, and fish.

Visitors to Horseshoe Lagoon can indulge in wildlife spotting and enjoy scenic views of the river while wandering along the boardwalks. The area provides an opportunity to learn about the importance of wetlands and floodplains, with informative signs explaining their function and ecosystems. Bird enthusiasts will have the chance to see species such as spoonbills, ibises, pelicans, and swans, as well as turtles, frogs, and fish.

Horseshoe Lagoon is open year-round with no admission fee. The best time to visit is during the warmer months when birdlife is abundant and animals are active. The lagoon can be visited any day of the week during daylight hours.

To reach Horseshoe Lagoon Moama, you can easily access the reserve by car, bicycle, or on foot. If driving, take the Cobb Highway and turn right onto Perricoota Road, then another right onto Merool Lane. Follow the signs to the reserve. Cyclists can use the Moama to Echuca shared path, while pedestrians and those in mobility devices can enter through the pedestrian entrance on Merool Lane, which provides direct access to the boardwalks.

Come and explore Horseshoe Lagoon Moama, appreciate the scenery, and learn about the ecosystems of the mighty Murray River. Don't forget your camera to capture the stunning views and wildlife sightings.