Bishop's Lodge Historic House and Heritage Garden

Bishop's Lodge Historic House and Heritage Garden is a heritage-listed former Anglican bishop's residence in Hay South, Hay, New South Wales. Built in 1888-1889 for Bishop Sydney Linton, the first Bishop of Riverina, and designed by architect John Sulman, it features a distinctive corrugated iron and timber homestead surrounded by a recreated heritage rose garden. Managed as a house museum, it displays period furnishings and local history on the Murrumbidgee River plain.

Visitors can explore the single-storey corrugated iron and timber homestead set in extensive grounds on the edge of Hay South near the Murrumbidgee River. Inside, rooms are furnished to reflect the late 19th and early 20th century episcopal residence with period furniture, photographs and interpretive displays. Outside, the heritage rose garden, lawns, mature trees and outbuildings can be walked at leisure. Volunteer guides provide interpretation of the building, garden and Riverina pastoral history.