Waring Gardens

Located on Cressy Street in the heart of Deniliquin, Waring Gardens is a beloved green space offering something for everyone. Whether you’re feeding the ducks by the lagoon, relaxing under the shade of a giant Moreton Bay fig, or watching the kids enjoy the enclosed playground, it’s the perfect spot for a picnic.

Directly opposite one of Deni’s best shopping strips, the gardens are both a scenic retreat and a cultural landmark. The site features the cenotaph and Vietnam Veterans memorial, honouring local service members’ contributions.

Established in 1888 and named after Deniliquin’s first Town Clerk, John Waring, the gardens began as a botanic testing ground for trees and shrubs suited to the local climate. Historic features like the band rotunda and creeper-covered fountain rotunda (erected in 1891) add to the charm.

A footbridge enhances the scenic lagoon system that weaves through the town centre, and on the corner of Edwardes & Cressy Streets, you’ll find the Three Muses—marble sculptures representing Art, Science, and Literature, originally crafted in Italy and restored in 1997.

Perfect for weddings, markets, and concerts, Waring Gardens is not just a park—it’s a living piece of Deniliquin’s history and community life.