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6 radio telescope antennas mounted on tracks. Interactive displays, theatrette. Visitors are advised to switch off (and not just put on silent) mobile phones, tablets, laptops, and radio transmitters/receivers as they will interfere with the telescope array.
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Birdwatching, water sports, yabbying (crayfish fishing), camping, powered sites, hot showers, toilets, laundry facilities, on-site drinking water. Licences are required for boating and skiing - phone the caretaker. Pets are not permitted.
Wee Waa Museum
Collection of items, equipment, documents, and farming equipment significat to the history of Wee Waa.
Overhangs where the Kamilaroi people collected salt for curing meat. A short walk away is the Pilliga Lookout Tower, used for fire spotting but open to the public. On a clear day you can see the Warrumbungle Mountains to the south-east and Mount Kaputar to the north-east. Parking, pit (non-flush) toilets, picnic tables, barbecue facilities, no litter bins so take your rubbish with you. Water will need to be boiled/treated before consumption. No pets, no smoking. Further information for discovering the Pilliga can be seen here.