Attractions

The Morgan Park complex is situated on the outskirts of Warwick, only few minutes from the town centre.

It is host to a range of events including horse trials (equestrian), polocrosse, dirt bikes, drag racing, circuit racing and equine driving. Morgan Park is the home of horse power and hosts an event nearly every weekend.

The Morgan Park Resource Reserve is a birdwatchers paradise with over 20 species of birds including quails, ducks, raptors, needletails, kingfishers, fairy-wrens, honeyeaters, parrots and many more.

Morgan Park has become well known for it's international events, including the inaugural Polocrosse World Cup, Horse Trials World Cup Qualifier and state championships in motor racing.

The Australian Rodeo Heritage Centre (ARHC) is solely dedicated to the spirit of rodeo and the cowboy.

A place to follow the history and relive the glory of the Australian Professional Rodeo Association's greatest champions and rodeo history. The only one of its type in Australia, the ARHC exhibits interactive and static displays, live rodeo demonstrations, a theatrette, bar, function and board room, museum store and is home to the head office of the Australian Professional Rodeo Association (APRA).

A wonderfully maintained country town-centre park with nice grounds and an avenue of trees. Featuring well kept Anzac memorials to Diggers from WW1 to Vietnam along with German WW1 trophies on display. The park also features barbeque and picnic shelters.

The Society maintains a sandstone cottage, built c.1870, which features furniture and household items representing more than 130 years of family life in the district. Collections of photographs, historical items, farming equipment, vehicles and machinery are displayed. Several buildings have been relocated on the site, including a church, slab hut, overseers cottage and an emporium building. A printing display includes presses and associated items from the Warwick Daily News.

The Warwick Township Lion's Park contains approximately 7.4 acres and is located in the village of Rothsville.  This park offers active recreational opportunities including a softball field, an under-10 soccer field, 2 tennis courts, an outdoor street hockey rink, and 2 sand volleyball courts.  A macadam walking/biking trail winds through the park, which extends from Church Street to Twin Brook Road. 

With a focus on people "experiencing the magic of steam on the Southern Downs", SDSR offers train journeys to meet most tastes. From short family journeys to Hendon and Clifton, to the full day out retracing the Sydney Mail run to Wallangarra, SDSR's journeys are all different, unique, and steeped with a touch of magic. Why don't you join the magic today?