Park – MacDonnell Street Tiny Train Park & Mini Golf – Park Terrace Naracoorte Art Gallery – Ormerod Street Mini Jumbuk Centre – 61 Smith Street Swimming Lake – Moore Street Jubilee Nature Park – Moore Street Russet Ridge Winery – Cnr Caves Road and Riddoch Highway Struan House – Riddoch Highway Heritage listed sites Naracoorte has a number of sites listed on the South Australian Heritage Register, including: 6 Church Street: St Andrew's Presbyterian Church DeGaris Place: Commercial Bank of South Australia Building (current council office) 2 Laurie Crescent: St Paul's Anglican Church MacDonnell Street: Simpson's Flour Mill (current Sheep's Back Museum) 23–25 McDonnell Street: Limbert's Store and Residence 30 McLeay Street: Dartmoor Homestead 13 Ormerod Street: Old Naracoorte District Council Chambers 81 Smith Street: National Bank Building Services Schools There are three schools: Naracoorte High on Stewart Terrace, Naracoorte Primary on Park Terrace and Naracoorte South Primary. Independent schools include Naracoorte Christian School (also called Sunrise Christian School) on Caves Road (formerly on Rolland Street). Other services Naracoorte Hospital Police at 66 Smith Street Banks – ANZ Bank, Bank SA, Commonwealth Bank, National Bank, People's Choice Credit Union RAA – Kincraig Motors or Vans Automotive Service Service stations – MoGas, Mobil, Caltex, Shell and On The Run Supermarkets – Woolworths, Kincraig Plaza and Foodland Transport – Bus station at 170 Smith Street Food services – Naracoorte Pizza House, McDonald's, Sweet Espresso and W T Morris And Son's Bakery Media Newspapers The town is home to The Naracoorte Herald, a newspaper published in the town (under that name) since 1948. Prior to that, the newspaper had used the older spelling of the town, and was known as The Narracoorte Herald, which had begun publication on 14 December 1875. It was formerly part of Fairfax Media, with the Fairfax regional office located in the town on Smith Street. Since mid 2019 it has been owned by Australian Community Media who purchased the Rural Press publications when Fairfax was bought by Nine. In 1912, a nearby publication, the Tatiara and Lawloit News (13 June 1908 – 15 June 1912), which also printed in Naracoorte, was absorbed into the Herald. In May 2020 a new rival paper, "Naracoorte Community News" was launched by Michael Waite to fill the gap left by the suspension of ‘'The Naracoorte Herald'’ during the COVID-19 pandemic. Television The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) – ABC, ABC TV Plus