Waring Gardens, Bandstand and Pavilion is a heritage-listed park at Cressy Street, Deniliquin, Edward River Council, New South Wales, Australia. It was designed by John Waring, the first Town Clerk of Deniliquin, and built from 1880 to 1888 by staff of the Deniliquin Council. It is also known as Cressy St Gardens.
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This is an amazing park in Deniliquin NSW which has a beautiful garden with varieties of flowers and a pond with different species of Ducks, Birds etc.
Deniliquin war memorial cenotaph featuring a laurel wreath and an honour roll of WW1 is located at the entrance to the Waring Gardens.
There are some huge old trees surrounding the pond which adds to the beauty of this park/garden.
There are seating areas/benches around and clean wash rooms for convenience. It's a beautiful place for picnic or just to sit and relax.
Certainly a must-visit place in...
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Absolutely beautiful gardens that make this humid town feel like paradise. Beautiful variety of birds and animals in a small botanic garden. Feels very similar to any of the pay-to-enter gardens in Melbourne, but smaller and in a location where these types of things are hard to find. Would go again if I’m ever in the area.
Side note, there are a pair of feral Muscovy ducks that are obviously somebodies escaped pets. They are highly approachable and wag their tails like dogs. Really made this place even...
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Beautiful, beautiful gardens! Well set out and looked after. Gorgeous flowers and trees. Plenty of places to sit. Public toilets. There is a bridge that couples have put padlocks on with their names on them. Many are now scribbled out so I'm assuming that they broke up. There is a bird cage in the middle with some beautiful peacocks and another type of bird. I did think it was a bit small, but it does give them room to walk around and show off...
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