Things to do!
Lake Tooliorook camping, fishing, boating, birdwatching.
Things to do!
Places to eat.......
Coffee, snacks and meals at:
Fairway Coffee and Eatery.
Blue Yabbie café,..
Lismore Hotel,
White Swan roadhouse,..
The Birdcage Cafe,
Coffee, snacks and meals at:
Fairway Coffee and Eatery.
Blue Yabbie café,..
Lismore Hotel,
White Swan roadhouse,..
The Birdcage Cafe,
Things to buy.......
Jewellery, felt hats, porcelain, craftwork at the Craft Shop,
Woollen goods and artwork at the Wooltrack Store,
Magazines stationery and toys at Lismore Newsagency and Post Office..
Lismore Foodworks Supermarket
Eco Friendly products at Ecostainable.
Fuel at Shell Roadhouse Lismore
BP Service Station, RACV and repairs, Lismore. Fuel 24/7
Holiday and travelling pharmaceuticals at Lismore Trident Pharmacy
And Things to See.......
Follow the Lismore Discovery Trail. There are markers along the way.
Grimwade Park, with its swimming pool, locomotive, bird life along Browns Waterholes walk.
Views of the flax mill which was part of the War effort.
Murnong Indigenous Garden is developing in William St next to the Bowling Club
Wander the Historic Precinct with buildings dating back to 1864.
See buildings and places interest around Lismore.
Visit the DLCA History Centre at Derrinallum
Nearby Lake Tooliorook, an ideal place for camping, fishing, and bird watching. And Facebook.
And also nearby Mount Elephant which you can climb for stunning views of the volcanic lakes and plains .
Follow the Dry Stone Wall Trail around Derrinallum, Pomborneit and Noorat.
Try spotting Platypus in Mount Emu Creek at Skipton and Darlington.
Further afield are the volcanoes of Mount Leura, Mount Noorat, crater lakes of Lake Bullen Merri, Lake Purrumbete
Birdwatchers can check out the eBird Hotspots around Lismore. Grimwade Park (26 sighted), Lake Struan (66), Lake Tooliorook (77).
Follow the Lismore Discovery Trail. There are markers along the way.
Grimwade Park, with its swimming pool, locomotive, bird life along Browns Waterholes walk.
Views of the flax mill which was part of the War effort.
Murnong Indigenous Garden is developing in William St next to the Bowling Club
Wander the Historic Precinct with buildings dating back to 1864.
See buildings and places interest around Lismore.
Visit the DLCA History Centre at Derrinallum
Nearby Lake Tooliorook, an ideal place for camping, fishing, and bird watching. And Facebook.
And also nearby Mount Elephant which you can climb for stunning views of the volcanic lakes and plains .
Follow the Dry Stone Wall Trail around Derrinallum, Pomborneit and Noorat.
Try spotting Platypus in Mount Emu Creek at Skipton and Darlington.
Further afield are the volcanoes of Mount Leura, Mount Noorat, crater lakes of Lake Bullen Merri, Lake Purrumbete
Birdwatchers can check out the eBird Hotspots around Lismore. Grimwade Park (26 sighted), Lake Struan (66), Lake Tooliorook (77).
Annual Street Christmas Party (Pre COVID!)
Annual Festivals............
Robert Burns Scottish Festival May 20-22 (Now cancelled)
Annual Photography Competition.
Christmas Street Party. 2nd Friday in December
Robert Burns Scottish Festival May 20-22 (Now cancelled)
Annual Photography Competition.
Christmas Street Party. 2nd Friday in December
And maps.....:
There are 2 maps. One of Lismore township, and one of the attractions around Lismore.
Use the yellow figure in the corner of the map to walk down the streets and see the sights in "streetview".
There is also a map of Lismore 100 years ago . Use the yellow figure to walk down the streets. Tell us if you have any photos or stories from those times.
Lismore has many species of gum trees and others. Here is a map of the street trees. Click on a marker for photos and names.
There are 2 maps. One of Lismore township, and one of the attractions around Lismore.
Use the yellow figure in the corner of the map to walk down the streets and see the sights in "streetview".
There is also a map of Lismore 100 years ago . Use the yellow figure to walk down the streets. Tell us if you have any photos or stories from those times.
Lismore has many species of gum trees and others. Here is a map of the street trees. Click on a marker for photos and names.