Queen Square, Moonta

Queen Square Moonta is a beautiful community reserve located in the heart of Moonta, situated between George, Henry, Robert, and William Streets.

It offers various facilities for visitors to enjoy a relaxing time with family or friends.

Visitors to Queen Square Moonta can explore, relax, and unwind. The reserve features benched seats, bins, shaded areas, tables and chairs, turf areas suitable for ball sports, picnic areas, and newly updated public toilets. It is an ideal spot for picnics or resting while visiting Moonta.

The reserve also proudly showcases its history through the heritage water fountain, rotunda, and pair of wombat statues. These statues highlight the significance of the wombat in the area's copper discovery and are presented by Moonta Progress Association.

Queen Square Moonta is open throughout the year, and visitors can access it anytime. Getting to Queen Square Moonta is convenient as it is located in the center of Moonta. Visitors can easily access it via public or private transport. Simply use GPS to get directions to George, Henry, Robert, and William Streets, Moonta SA.

Queen Square Moonta is also the start and end point for Moonta Heritage Drive. This scenic drive allows visitors to explore the rich history and cultural heritage of Moonta. It offers the opportunity to visit other historical sites in the region, including Moonta Mines Museum and Moonta Mines State Heritage Area, among others.