Off the Deck Melrose Market
A monthly market held off the deck of the North Star Hotel, Melrose. 10am – 2pm, on the last Sunday of each month
A monthly market held off the deck of the North Star Hotel, Melrose. 10am – 2pm, on the last Sunday of each month
ESCAPE – Allow Experience Melrose Mountain Bike Experience to choose the perfect adventure for you. The gateway to the Flinders Ranges, an easy escape from Adelaide, scarcely 3 hours north, once you arrive you will not want to leave! Our hub is located at the heritage listed Jacka Brothers Brewery, stunning stone buildings dating back to …
The monument erected by public subscription commemorates those who died in service or were killed in action in World War One. A metal plaque was installed in front of the monument in 2006 with photographs and details of those who died. After the subject had lain dormant for some time, about six weeks ago the …
Big Gum in the middle of the road on Brewery Street – This tree is listed on the National Trusts of Australia Register of Trees. Approx age 300 years – Diameter 3m
The RSL Memorial Park gates were originally erected to commemorate those who served in World War Two. The gates were opened and dedicated in August 1946 by Mr. L. Shapley. A plaque was added to the gates at a later date to commemorate those who enlisted and served in the Vietnam War. The Melrose Soldiers’ …
Melrose Paradise Square a beautifully manicured lawn, garden and picnic grounds in the centre of Melrose
Not just another Museum.
It’s an adventure into the past of Melrose and surrounding districts.
If you are keen on some spooky local history, please see Shaun at the museum. All tickets must be pre-purchased. Cash Only $25 per person, $15 for concession holders. No children under the age of 16 permitted. Contact the Museum for further information
During the 1890’s a number of swing bridges were constructed along the Willochra Creek in the vicinity of Melrose.
Mount Remarkable Hotel This hotel replaced the original pug and pine inn built by one of the early police troopers at Melrose. The two storied building has lintels of red gum and timer shingles still visible in places. It has a quaint balcony and two single story wings that form a courtyard at the rear. …