There are several places in Temora Shire that you can cool off.

There are a number of bowling greens in the Temora Shire

Test your skills on Temora’s 18 hole golf course

Experience total relaxation as you immerse yourself in the float pod. 30cm of skin temperature water, in which is dissolved over 550kg of Epson Salt, allowing your body to float weightlessly.

There’s nothing quite like the rumble of a V8 motor and when you add water you boost the adrenaline.

For nature enthusiasts, a number of nature reserves provide a beautiful insight into the scenic bushland of Temora Shire.

Mention the name of Temora and there are still many people who associate it with one of its most famous sons – champion pacer, Paleface Adios.

Temora Greyhound Racing Club was established in March 1957 on 15 acres of ground purchased for 600 pounds and is still going strong today in its current location, Gallipoli Street next to Nixon Park.

Give Paul a ring to get the key and enjoy a hit of tennis with the kids over the kids' tennis nets.

A haven for family activities, Lake Centenary offers boating, skiing, fishing and swimming as well as a purpose built walking and biking track.

Having recently received a major upgrade, this park has everything a kid could want.

This cosy little 82 seat cinema has all the modern cons. Enjoy regular screenings of new and classic films with a children's focus in school holidays.

Pack the skateboards, scooters and bikes and enjoy the customer made parks.

This mammoth slide will have the kids occupied for hours.

Temora Arts Centre is a community art hub providing drop in sessions, tuition and workshops using various medium.

Ariah Park hosts the Mary Gilmore Cultural Festival in October each year, while the Temora Country Music Festival is an annual event.

This world class attraction has arguably the finest collection in the world of flying historic aircraft.

The Bundawarrah Centre is home to many of Temora's attractions and modern facilities, including the Temora Rural Museum and Ambulance Museum.

Slip into something more comfortable, and sample Ariah Park’s 1920s village lifestyle.

Take the hour long trip from Temora to Young and explore Australia's cherry capital. (235km return to Temora)

Eat and drink your way through these three beautiful towns. (250km return to Temora)

Head to Cootamundra, via the Old Cootamundra Road, home of Don Bradman's Birthplace Museum… (258km return to Temora)

Journey through history, a tantalizing array of food and wine experiences, spectacular landscapes and some exciting and award-winning attractions. (155km return to Temora)

Unique Scandi Barn Style Accommodation.

Overnight & short stay accommodation

New accommodation, established June 2013. Enjoy high quality accommodation, with modern contemporary rooms with TV & ensuites.

Family owned and operated, the Heinrich family take pride in providing their guests with discreet hospitality in relaxing surrounds.

From tradie to tourist, the Shamrock Hotel Motel has your Temora accommodation covered in simple, clean, classic country motel and pub style rooms.

The only three storey heritage hotel located in the heart of Temora.

Potted plants, second-hand furniture, bric ‘n’ brac and garden ornaments.

Beautiful women's fashion, accessories, shoes and homewares with attentive service. This boutique is filled with modern prints, the latest palettes and flattering fashion. Let Tanya help you find your style.

This little store has a big heart and you will walk away with many treasures for your home and for yourself. From artworks to jewellery, bath bombs to keepsakes... A Little Rae of Sunshine is just that.

Specialising in babies' and children's clothing and toys, KaMarley & Me may also have a treat or two for the adults. Browse the kids' games, activities, toys, jewellery and clothing as well as adults' jewellery and attire.

Explore the selection of homewares and trinkets with friendly staff and quality wares. Flower House Temora specialises in floristry and homewares that will instantly become statement pieces in your home.

Browse the impressive collection of period antique furniture that includes pieces dating back to the 18th Century. Rick specialises in quality, well restored antiques.

Craig Leiper creates quirky furniture and garden art made from scraps and finds, old wood, barbed wire and metal.

Stocking vintage, retro and modern furniture, china, crystal, jewellery, and clothing, as well as a book exchange.

Enjoy a hot drink and a treat from Coffee, Tea and Bagels as you browse the range of handmade jewellery, homeware and art or take a furniture painting workshop at Bird on the Hill Designs.