About
Nicholl Park is a public open space in Murwillumbah, set near the Tweed River and a short distance from the centre of town. It's the kind of quiet, everyday green space locals use for a walk, a rest in the shade or a breath of fresh air.
As a council-managed park, it's free to enter and open to the public. If you're after specific facilities, the simplest course is to check the Tweed Shire Council parks information or take a look in person.
Best For
A quiet local walk, a pause outdoors or some fresh air close to the middle of Murwillumbah and the Tweed River.
Good to Know
TypePublic park
SettingNear the Tweed River
EntryFree
Managed byTweed Shire Council
LocationClose to town centre
Opening Hours
Nicholl Park is an open public park with no set opening hours and is generally accessible during daylight hours, seven days a week.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Nicholl Park free to visit?
Yes — it's a public park managed by Tweed Shire Council, so there's no charge to enter.
Where is it?
It sits in Murwillumbah near the Tweed River, a short distance from the centre of town.
What is there to do?
It's a quiet open green space suited to a walk, a rest or some time outdoors. For specific facilities, check with Tweed Shire Council or take a look in person.
What are the opening hours?
As an open public park it has no set hours and is generally accessible during daylight.