Roger's garden has been the lynchpin for open gardens for many years. It's still a crowd pleaser with so much to see. Accept an invitation to appreciate all his work and devotion.

What can you say about Cheryl’s garden which is all about someone who loves to garden and revel in the beauty. An eclectic mix makes this one for the curious and imaginitive.

Louise and Alf’s Garden is filled with love and warmth, where everyone is welcomed with open arms and made to feel right at home. Named Cwtch, welsh for a safe warm hug.

Explore Lek’s Garden as she begins transforming it from a former commercial property to a garden with natives and wildflowers. Every garden has a story, a journey and a beginning.

Chris and Maria’s has been host to garden stalls for the last few years, with plenty of space and elegant lawns providing the perfect backdrop. This year you can see the original layout of the garden, which has not been changed, letting you see their beautiful roses growing and flowering profusely.

Sandy and Ross’s Garden has been elegantly designed with easy living in mind. This low maintenance garden blends history with thoughtful landscaping.

Su and Greg’s garden have been through the changes over the years, with Su making room for Greg’s new shed and redesigned the space. A charming garden where a little bit of destruction makes for new opportunities.

Jan’s Garden is bursting with colour, and nestled around a beautiful stone home. Lot’s of inspiration to be found here!

Lots of work has gone into Morse Cottage’s Garden - Rod and Stuart moved in 2022 and found a very sparse garden. It is now filled with natives and colour accents around a 1860 cottage.

Volunteers make the world a special place as you can see at the Burra Railway Station. From a building needing extensive restoration, the Friends of the Burra Railway Station have spent years working to create this wonderful place to visit, stay, or perhaps relax over coffee, tea and cake in the carriage.

Peter’s Museum of collectibles just about has a little of everything - vintage chainsaws, tools, telegraph equipment, breweriana, scales, measuring gear and more.

Take a stroll along the Burra Creek and admire the love that the Volunteers have put into the Creek gardens along the path.

A man and his machines. Local builder Paul Wilson is an avid collector and restorer of machines from the past. They made lives easier in their heyday, it’s fascinating to compare the changes and expectaions from the past and now.

Louise and Marty’s garden is another relatively new garden that’s growing and maturing quickly. One of the features is the little nooks and crannies that invite you to linger, perhaps slow down or take in the view.