Lake King Wetlands at Rutherglen

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Lake King was formed in the late 1860’s, its original purpose to provide the town’s water supply. Today, it is nestled between the Rutherglen Golf Course, Rutherglen Caravan and Tourist Park, Apex Playground and the Rutherglen Bowling Green.

Lake King Wetlands is a popular spot with locals and tourist who enjoy walking around the one kilometre Arthur Mann Scenic Walk, which gives you a great opportunity to view the bird life that makes Lake King Wetlands their home.

Lake King Wetlands is also home of the sculpture, Tommy McRae Tribute.

Public toilets, barbecue facilities , children’s playground and skate park are available.

There is no swimming allowed in Lake King, however not far from the lake is the Rutherglen Swimming Pool which is open during the summer months.

Facilities

Barbeque Carpark Coach Parking Family Friendly Lawn / Gardens Pet Friendly Picnic Area Public Toilet

Accreditation

COVID Safe

Rates

Free Entry

Nearby Things to Do

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Home fragrance

The Wax Trade

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An afternoon browsing

Aboriginal Exhibitions Gallery at De Bortoli Rutherglen Estate

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Murray to Mountains Rail Trail - Rutherglen to Wahgunyah

Rutherglen to Wahgunyah 9km

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Experience a unique Muscat tasting experience and Cofield

The Muscat Mile No. 3 Cofield Wines

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Step back in time to an era of yesteryear

Rutherglen Historical Society and the Common School Museum

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The Farmers Daughters

The Farmers Daughters

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