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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.
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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).
A pastoral station built in 1870, which includes stables, a station store and gardening sheds. Self-guided tours around the homestead are available.
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.