the pilliga forest discovery centre

small museum with a little history about the pilliga forest and the surrounding area. There are a few stuffed animals and some aboriginal culture information.

This small museum, associated with the national park service, had a variety of stuffed local animals. The staff was really helpful, providing me with maps all the way back to the smoke (Sydney) and helping me identify the lizards we saw on the local roads.

A well laid out, informative and compact visitors centre to introduce you to the million wild acres of the Pilliga - a great starting point with friendly staff to plan your self guided tour - from the forests long sawmilling history, cultural heritage through to its natural history, the centre caters for everyone

Enviromentally friendly designed building with helpful staff. Compact well laid out with inventive interactive displays including stuffed animals, lots of flora, fauna and forest info.

The Pilliga discovery centre is informative and the staff is very helpful. The Dandry Gorge with its wonderful statues is a spectacular walk with many surprising changes of scenery. Absolutely essential for people wanting to see diversity and beauty in Australia.

Friendly informative staff and a modern centre combined to make a fascinating and enjoyable visit for us.The Pilliga is a massive forest to the north of Baradine and the centre presents a comprehensive picture of the environmental, indiginous, European and natural history of the Pilliga and its people.This centre is well worth a visit.