Nestled on the Lachlan River in the heart of the Lachlan Valley, our historic town has magnificent heritage buildings, rich history and gold rush past, a stunning natural environment and unique local attractions. With an extensive range of places to explore, eat, stay and shop you’ll wish you had planned to stay a little longer.
Relax and take in the sights of beautiful Lake Forbes, offering walking and cycle tracks to enjoy abundant birdlife, shaded picnic areas, BBQ facilities, play grounds and Free 48hr RV rest area. Don’t miss our myriad of sculptures and learn about the Wiradjuri people and their captivating culture at the Wiradjuri Dreaming Centre. McFeeter’s Motor Museum is a must for motor enthusiasts and the Forbes Museum is a hidden gem which will inspire you to seek out the legacy of Ben Hall; visit the site where he was shot, and his final resting place.
Goodbye two-day weekend, hello long, long weekend!
We are so excited to welcome visitors to Amazing Forbes where there is so much to see and do
Take the boat out at Forbes Ski Dam
Relax by Lake Forbes
Explore the Town Centre and Heritage Trail
Fish at the Lachlan River
Get back to nature at Gum Swamp Wetlands
See Sculpture Down the Lachlan including the big Goanna Sculpture ‘Gugaa’ and the Amazing Sign
Enjoy!
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March into the change of season … or relax and meander along the Lachlan Forget about those oft-published images of a slow country town where nothing moves except the breeze down the main street. Forbes
Spring has had our parks and gardens looking beautiful this year – with all the rain, the flowers have been blooming and bright. However, the warmer weather has taken its time to hit its stride.
Spring has SPRUNG into ACTION! We know many of you have been counting down the days for the warmer weather to arrive to get back to doing more of the outdoor activities you’ve put in
