A great place to visit with your kids. This is center is open on limited days and it's opening times are in NSW times. If you are traveling from Queensland you need to factor this. Unfortunately I got my timing wrong and missed a chance to see the centre. But the staff was very friendly to direct me to the nearby walking track which offers amazing views.

It is worth a visit and easy to ride a bike around, lots of different trees and signage that explains the aboriginal area. You can realized ride from coolangatta which about 12k return and it is a great way to show children the Mangrove swamp

Bad bits first - sand flies AND mozzies, poor upkeep of the boardwalk and info signage, parts of the bush track are neglected, overrun with grass and hard to follow. Overall, if you take the Aeroguard and watch your step - it’s a good spot to take a wander around.

Beautiful place to visit without having to go too far!

Absolutely a sacred special place. Peaceful and welcoming for sure...

A beautiful place to walk around silently in the Mangrove Woods and if lucky sight few water birds

What a hidden gem. Peace and Serenity. One of the signs says. Block the noise from the traffic and the odd plane and imagine an Aboriginal man in a dug out canoe spearing fish. The Walk on Water Track, is great, and the bird life for such a small area is fantastic. Well worth the visit.

Interesting place, learn about local culture and history as well as walk around the nature reserve and learn about traditional uses of flora and the mangroves

Great place to visit

A little bit run down at present and the Boardwalk is closed due to flood damage. The cultural centre closes at 3 o’clock and has a cash only entry fee. The Bora walk is pleasant but unsuitable for persons with a walking disability. Many tripping hazards.

Tranquility peaceful very spiritual connection to local Aboriginal people.Well supported community museum. Love their place Great setup.

Beautiful walkboard trail through mangrove forest. Info boards along the track. Lovely museum, people and firepit and picknick place.

Beautiful walk around the bushland out to the creek and the ladies were ABSOLUTELY Beautiful and amazing. Went for a uni report and they were so incredibly helpful with my report. Recommend it for families, uni students and everyone else.

Ring walk good. Disappointing that the boardwalk was closed due to falling into disrepair.

Nice walk with plenty of bird life but unfortunately boardwalk has been removed/damaged for what seems like 2 years now with no sign of repairs happening? Little to see without the boardwalk being there.

Very educational. Wish I was allowed to take some photos.

Fantastic experience wonderful learning experience. Loved connection with the land and culture

Beautiful surrounds

Lovely loop walk with informative signs with great information featuring aboriginal history / facts. Unfortunately the board walk on the water has been destroyed so we didn't get to see that. There's picnic tables and nice shady paths and rain forest with lots of flora. Beautiful nature sounds, the center was closed when we visited (Sunday) so we just did the walk. Lovely spot for lunch. Wear insect repellent. Great length for kids. Beware underfoot lots of roots.

Peaceful

Went here yesterday and looked through the museum. Plenty of interesting information. Due to the respect of passed people your not allowed to take photos in the museum but you can take pictures in the gift shop.

Beautiful worth a visit and go on the little boardwalk

Excellent place to visit, the museum is very interesting, you can see read about their way of life. At the back is a reserve were you can see the Bora Ring and do a Walk on Water ( board walk through the mangroves ), beware of mosquitos, you have to pay to see the museum, there is also a gift shop.

Went on a sunday and the info centre was closed (no complaints - we did zero research, just needed a baby comfort stop while travelling). The walk around the grounds was quite lovely. I formative signs. Sections of the mangrove board walk are so damaged that it's closed. Hopefully this can be repaired soon.

My wife and I found the visit to the Museum very informative. One of the best Aboriginal cultural displays that I have been to. My only regret is that photography inside the museum was not permitted which limits the amount of information that can be retained and reduces the social benefit to the community at large.

It's a bit unusual having to pay cash - but this is quite an interesting display. It tells many stories but I was moved by the lady who working often alone, preserved the Bora ring. This is a great contrast to the development around this area. It was a shame that the mangrove work was closed for repirs etc.

There was nobody at reception when we arrived and no indication of an entry fee so we went on in and halfway through the museum we were approached for payment. They only take cash or a bank transfer. The museum is very small and dreary - not worth the $10.00 entry fee. Admittedly it had rained a lot so parts of the boardwalk were closed when we visited but to our surprise an abusive drug addict appeared out of nowhere five minutes into our walk causing us to turn back. All in all, quite disappointing.

Beautiful place

Put bug repellant on 😁

Loved it and the ladies who worked here were really friendly

Nice spot just needs a bit of work. Great spot for the indigenous people.

Really nice walking trails, great spit for birding

Fantastic. Was not expecting to see all the little crabs running about!

Enjoyable walk. Lots of Birdlife. ATO

Ooo

Awesome Boardwalk

A disgrace - Aboriginal run-down small time museum. I won't say any more.

Enjoyed the historical information enjoyed the walk on water track of 1 kilometre

Beautiful place

The Walk On Water track was under water today at midday due to Cyclone Oma and the high tide. This is normally a beautiful spot for a walk or a rest out of the wind.

It was closed but still did the walk on the river walk. Enjoyed the walk despite the hundreds of mossies. :)

Great museum, doesn’t look flash but the stories, photos and artefacts are great and gives you a real feel for how local people lived. Worth the entry price and make sure you do the free bushwalk too