Balranald is situated on the Murrumbidgee River and the Sturt Highway in western NSW and is considered by locals to be the Gateway to Mungo National Park and on the doorstep of the new Yanga National Park only 10kms to the east of the town. The second town in the Balranald Shire is Euston, located on the Murray River 80kms west of Balranald.

According to the Google Earth there are two lumberjack frog sculptures sawing a large log at the entrance to the Balranald Visitor Information Centre car park.

The picture shows two frogs, donated by Campbell Sawmills, of the eighteen or more Southern Bell Frog sculptures that can be found around Balranald. Other frog sculptures named on Google Earth include the pole dancing frog and the frog waiting for a bus.

Visit the Balranald Visitor Information Centre and ask for a copy of the frog sculpture trail map that will show you where all the frogs are. Of course you can ask for any other local and regional information you would expect to find at an accredited visitor information centre, including local brochures and the Five Rivers Fishing Trail brochure for fishing folk wanting to know more about this area.

Situated in Heritage Park on Market Street Balranald and is open from 9am-3pm seven days per week 363 days per year.
Balranald Visitor Information Centre Staff can advise on Road Conditions, Yanga National Park, Mungo National Park Tours, Camping and access. Staff can advise on Activities, Events, Accommodation in Balranald and Surrounds. For sale are Souvenirs and locally made Crafts and Frog Gifts, Magnets,Fountains, T-Shirts. Countrylink Booking Agency. Keys for the “Gaol” and “Wintong” School House can be obtained and open times for the “Malcolm Building Museum”.

Balranald Visitor Information Centre

81 Market Street, Balranald NSW 2715
Phone: 1800 444 043
Phone: (03) 5020 1599
Fax:(03) 5020 1599