Moot Yang Gunya Swamp by Marie Clarke
Take a step back in time when you visit the beautiful big red gum country of Mundulla. Mundulla is a thriving small rural town, just a few kilometres southwest of Bordertown, which can boast some of the finest farming land in the state. manner of the local people who are very happy to share their knowledge of the district with you. The Old Mundulla Hotel (1) is a heritage listed building and a big part of Mundulla. See the Historic Drive (page 33, 34 & 35). The historic buildings of Mundulla are Old Wirrega Council Chambers (2), Soldiers’ Park (3), The Church of Christ and Mundulla Primary School. Take a short self-guided walk around the Moot-Yang-Gunya Swamp Walking Track and discover its unique flora and fauna and abundant birdlife. BBQ supplies are available from Mundulla General Store (4). Tour around the district’s vineyards, varied farms and rural settings. The picturesque Mundulla Football oval, showground and campgrounds are on North Terrace and are open to campers
BUSH STONE-CURLEW The endangered Bush Stone-Curlew is a large bird which stands on long, gangly legs. This shy ground-dwelling bird can occasionally be seen in the Mundulla district. They are most active on moonlit nights and are more often heard than seen. You may have heard their eerie, wailing “weer-lo” call at night.
all year round. There is a tin sculpture called “The Bushranger” where you can pay through an honesty system. The Adventure Playground (5) is an ideal family picnic spot and fun for children of all ages. A sheltered electric BBQ with tables and seats available, with public toilets are nearby.
MUNDULLA Many of Mundulla’s houses are old and original, dating from the early 1900’s, and represent a history of rural dwellings’ architecture from the twentieth century. Of particular interest are the iron clad cottages from various periods, most still well maintained and added on to over the years to adapt to growing families and changing lifestyles. Mundulla is unique in having so many of these homes still remaining and still lived in. In most other country towns these have disappeared long ago to make way for more contemporary structures. A walk, drive or leisurely bike ride around the town and surrounding area will reveal many of these historic homes. Pride and community spirit is reflected in the town’s excellent sporting and service facilities. You will be made to feel welcome by the cheerful and warm
Maryfield B&B
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Old Mundulla Hotel B&B
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Mister Edz Saddlery
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Old Wirrega Council Chambers
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