Morning: If it’s a weekend market day, you’ll find local produce, handmade goods, and lively chatter in the town centre. Otherwise, enjoy a slow start before heading out to Greenup Meeting Place, just under an hour’s drive away. Nestled on a bush property, this creative hub includes ramp access to the hall, peaceful surrounds, and a locally run café serving brunch and lunch.
Midday: Take your time exploring the gift shop, grab a coffee in the sunshine, or simply enjoy the view of Bracker Creek from the shaded outdoor tables. While there’s no accessible toilet on-site, the grounds are flat and open, and seating is plentiful.
Afternoon: Head back via Inglewood or Texas, where local history and country landscapes add to the experience. Or return to Goondiwindi and take another lap along the river walk – different times of day offer a whole new feel.
Evening: Enjoy a quiet night in at your accommodation, or if you’re staying at Goondiwindi Holiday Park, cook up a relaxed dinner at the accessible camp kitchen and catch the sunset. Their accessible cabin features a roll-in shower, BBQ area, and spacious paths throughout the park.
Tip: The Goondiwindi region is home to several public art installations and creative trails. Keep your camera handy, and follow the art map from the Visitor Centre to discover local gems.
