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Tarnagulla Soldiers Memorial Park

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Corner 72 Commercial Road and King Street, Tarnagulla VIC 3551

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Features

  • Undercover picnic area
  • Free electric BBQ
  • Playground, partially fenced with shade sail
  • Picnic tables
  • Kangaroo chair
  • Giant checkerboard
  • War memorial
  • Rubbish bins
  • Toilets
The Tarnagulla Soldiers' Memorial Park is a fantastic place to bring the family. It features a large undercover barbecue area with free electric barbecue, picnic tables, toilets, beautiful trees and grassy area, a playground with a shade sail, war memorial and cannon, kangaroo chair and giant checkerboard on the ground.

The Tarnagulla Soldiers' Memorial Park lies across the road from Tarnagulla Victoria Park, an attractive park from which several fantastic walking tracks begin.

Playground at Tarnagulla Soldiers Memorial Park


This shaded playground features multiple slides, several levels and monkey bars. 

This is a great playground for young children as the top levels are enclosed with safety walls.
 

Picnics at Tarnagulla Soldiers Memorial Park



The barbecue area has a cement floor and features one electric barbecue, three picnic tables and a rubbish bin.

There is a toilet block at the park as well as multiple park benches.

Art installations at Tarnagulla Soldiers Memorial Park


The kangaroo chair is very interesting, and sits alongside a giant checkerboard set in the ground.

A sign next to the kangaroo chair reads:

A Community project supported by the Commonwealth Government Australia, the Centenary of Federation Program, the Loddon Shire Council and the Communities of Pyramid Hill, Tarnagulla and Wedderburn.

The Kangaroo Chair represents the spirit of Federation by bringing together these towns within the Loddon Shire. The Kangaroo is a symbol of our natural Australian environment. The chair itself represents home. The drawings, created by children in each town, celebrate the 100 years of the Commonwealth of Australia by the local communities.

War memorial at Tarnagulla Soldiers Memorial Park


The park proudly features a war memorial and cannon. A sign alongside the cannon reads:

CANNON FROM HMVS NELSON

Presented to Tarnagulla Borough Council in 1898 and originally located at the Reservoir Reserve. It was fired on several occasions and weighs around 3 ton. It was relocated to Soldiers Park in 1960. The HMVS Nelson was built in 1805.


DID YOU KNOW...

  • There are so many excellent playgrounds tucked away in little-known places. Take a look through this great list of playgrounds throughout the Victorian Goldfields.
 

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