Waikerie War Memorial Gardens

Located in Waikerie, the Waikerie War Memorial Gardens is an ideal destination for visitors who want to learn and reflect on the sacrifices of local war heroes.

The park spans over an acre and is dedicated to the local residents who served their country during times of crisis.

Visitors to the Waikerie War Memorial Gardens can take a leisurely stroll through the well-manicured gardens which features thirty jacaranda trees. Each tree was planted in memory of the local men who served in World War II but did not return home. A commemorative plaque is located below each tree inviting visitors to honour and pay their respects. The park also features a war memorial, which is the site of local ANZAC day ceremonies every year. It is a perfect opportunity to witness the solemn memorialisation that takes place to reflect on the fallen soldiers. The park has on display historic field guns that were used during the war as well.

Visitors are welcome to visit the Waikerie War Memorial Gardens throughout the year. It is a public holiday to honour the country's fallen soldiers, and the park becomes a hub of activity.

The Waikerie War Memorial Gardens is located in the heart of Waikerie in South Australia. Visitors can access it via car or public transport. It takes approximately 2.5 hours from Adelaide, with the last half-hour of travel being through the scenic Riverland Region.

Waikerie War Memorial Gardens is a must-visit destination for anyone who is interested in the history of the region or wants to learn more about the sacrifice made