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A pastoral station built in 1870, which includes stables, a station store and gardening sheds. Self-guided tours around the homestead are available.
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Installed in 1922 by a meat exporter to chill the room to freezing temperatures and thus make ice blocks. The ice blocks were then used for local dairy.
A wooden deck with great lakeside views. It's a common spot where migratory birds pass through, in addition to the area being a popular breeding ground due to the abundant water available.
A 1-km loop walk trail with great views of Yanga Lake and nice opportunities for birdwatching. The track is very family-friendly but may be treacherous to walk after rain (not entirely uncommon in this region).
Once the largest woolshed in the Lower Darling region, having been built in the late 19th century. There is also a nearby wooden platform with good views of the Murrumbidgee River.