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Parks
Gateway Island
 Nestled behind the Visitor Information Centre in between Albury and Wodonga, Gateway Island Parklands offers an extensive range of recreational experiences within minutes from the shops and facilities of Gateway Village.
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Kiewa River Parklands
 Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Kiewa River and its floodplains.
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Huon Hill Parklands
 Huon Hill is ideal for bushwalking, sightseeing, picnicking and photography. Come for an hour or stay the whole day. Huon Hill offers a variety of recreational experiences as well as look outs on Huon Hill overlooking the Albury-Wodonga region.
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McFarlanes Hill
 Offering expansive views of Wodonga, rocky outcrops and cool hillside streams, McFarlanes Hill is within an easy drive from the centre of Wodonga.
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High Country Rail Trail
 Cycle or walk the 'High Country Rail Trail' and enjoy spectacular mountain views, historical sites and the cool waters of Lake Hume.
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Block 19 Bonegilla Migrant Experience
 Parklands has assumed management for 'Block 19' at the former Bonegilla Migrant Reception Centre.
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Padman - Mates Park
 Stroll along the Murray River, or take in the beautiful views of the Albury-Wodonga region by walking along the Ridge Track. Once you start walking in Padman Park the tranquillity of the area makes you forget that you are just minutes from the central business district of Albury.
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Baranduda Parklands
 Enjoy this natural bushland park, and the extensive views and natural experiences offered whilst walking along its tracks.
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Federation Hill
 This popular bush park is managed by the the City of Wodonga.
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Eight Mile Creek Parklands
 Experience the bush ambience of Eight Mile Creek Parklands by taking a stroll through the peaceful bush surrounds.
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Swainsona Reserve
 The main work undertaken at Swainsona Reserve is to protect and enhance one of the two remaining remnant populations of Smooth Darling Pea in north east Victoria.
In spring, the park becomes a sea of colors, not all of them native. St Johns Wort is a invasive weed in the park, which is being controlled throug the release of biological controls.
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