Set beneath majestic River Red Gums, this tranquil riverside sanctuary invites visitors to slow down, connect with nature and gain a deeper appreciation of the region's rich Aboriginal heritage. Blending natural beauty with cultural storytelling, the garden offers a meaningful experience for visitors of all ages.
Wander along peaceful paths and explore plants that were traditionally significant to the Aboriginal people of the Benalla area long before European settlement. Along the way, uncover the garden's many cultural features, including giant stone snakes woven through the granite stone walls and intricate carvings and symbols etched into large resting rocks by local Aboriginal Elders and community members.
The garden provides a place for reflection, learning and connection, offering insight into the enduring relationship between people, Country and the natural environment.
Whether you're exploring Benalla's riverside trails, enjoying a family outing or seeking a deeper understanding of the region's cultural heritage, the Aboriginal Community Garden is a hidden gem that enriches any visit to Benalla.
Take time to pause, listen and discover the stories that make this special place an important part of Benalla's cultural landscape.