Rocky Gully Wetlands

Rocky Gully Wetlands Murray Bridge, located off Mannum Road, is a stunning natural wetland area on the outskirts of Murray Bridge's central business district.

The wetlands are part of The Lavender Federation Trail and cover approximately 17 hectares of protected land.

The Rocky Gully Wetlands Murray Bridge is a nature lover's paradise, and visitors can observe a variety of native bird species, including pelicans, ducks, ibis, and swans. The wetlands are designed to allow visitors to walk in a loop, giving you the chance to experience everything the area has to offer, including walking trails with informative signs, viewing platforms, bird hides, and picnic areas.

The best time to visit the Rocky Gully Wetlands Murray Bridge is in the early morning or late afternoon, making it the perfect destination for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts.

To get to the Rocky Gully Wetlands Murray Bridge, take the Mannum Road out of Murray Bridge CBD for a short distance until you reach the countryside. The entrance to the wetlands is clearly signposted and offers parking facilities. Visitors can also access the area via The Lavender Federation Trail, which passes through the wetlands.

The Rocky Gully Wetlands Murray Bridge offer an excellent opportunity for visitors to experience the beauty of nature and observe a range of native wildlife. It is an ideal location for nature walks, picnics, and birdwatching.