Roma Bush Gardens

Roma Bush Gardens is a scenic and serene spot near the Railway Dam, perfect for nature enthusiasts.

The garden covers 14 hectares and showcases eleven indigenous vegetation communities, including Brigalow, Coolibah, and Mulga.

The key highlight of the gardens is a leisurely walk that takes visitors on a trail around the area. The well-maintained walking trail offers different vistas of the dam and is ideal for bird-watchers, with the dam being one of the best bird-watching spots in the region. Visitors can expect to see species like whistling kites, wrens, and parrots.

In addition to bird-watching, visitors can explore the diverse flora and fauna of the area. The gardens feature various plants such as cacti, wildflowers, and eucalyptus, and there are opportunities to spot native animals like kangaroos, wallabies, and lizards.

The Roma Bush Gardens are open to visitors throughout the year, but the best time to visit is during the cooler months from March to October. The Australian summer can be harsh and unsuitable for walking.

Located just outside the town of Roma, the Bush Gardens are easily accessible by car or public transport. Visitors can drive or take a taxi to reach the site, and there are also bus services connecting Roma to nearby towns and cities.