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Wallaroo is a major shipping port through which large tonnage's of regionally
grown barley and wheat are moved. Safe beaches and good fishing from jetty
or boat have given the town a tourism string to its development bow. The National
Trust Wallaroo Heritage and Nautical Museum not only gives the visitor an
insight into the region’s social, industrial and maritime history, but
provides brochures to guide newcomers on historical walks.
The town’s standout old buildings include the railway station, the customs
house and the Hughes chimney stack, which covers more than 7sqm at its base
and contains more than 300,000 bricks.
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