Nathalia Lions Park and Water Tower

Located in Nathalia district, the Nathalia Lions Park is a hidden gem that is also famously known as the town's water tower park.

The park has much more to offer than first meets the eye, and visitors can look forward to a variety of notable monuments and facilities.

Within the park, visitors can find a monument dedicated to 'The Sleeper Cutter', which commemorates the skill, strength, and bushcraft of the broad-axe sleeper cutter of the Barmah Forest and District. The park also features Nathalia and District Lions Club Member 'In Memory Of' plaques, as well as an 'Australia Remembers - In Honour of' plaque and boulder dedicated to the men and women who served Australia during World War II.

Visitors can enjoy several facilities within the park, including an information board, public toilets, four separate seating areas, plenty of trees for shade, and ample parking space for large vehicles and trucks. The park's water tower is also an especially noteworthy attraction.

The Nathalia Lions Park is open year-round and can be visited anytime during the day. The Nathalia Lions Park is located in the Nathalia district and is easily accessible by car. Visitors driving along Hume Highway must turn onto Goulburn Valley Highway before turning onto Murray Valley Highway towards Nathalia. The park is situated opposite the Parks Victoria Nathalia Office, Library, the Barmah Forest Heritage and Education Centre, and Visitor Information Centre.

Nathalia Lions Park is a perfect destination for visitors looking for a relaxing outdoor experience. The various monuments dedicated to Nathalia's proud history make it an essential stop for any