Riverland Destinations
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Barmera
Barmera, South Australia (Destination)
Barmera, known as the aquatic playground of the Riverland, is situated on the shores of beautiful Lake Bonney, and is the ideal holiday resort for the water sport enthusiast. The youngest of the Riverland's irrigation towns, Barmera took its name from an Aboriginal word meaning water place. First discovered in 1838 by Joseph Hawdon, Lake Bonney, ... READ MORE »
Barmera and surrounds
Barmera, South Australia (Destination)
Barmera was named after the Barmera Aboriginal people that lived on the shores of Lake Bonney. The lake itself was named after Charles Bonney who saw it on the first Sydney to Adelaide overland trek in 1838. Throughout the year the town comes alive for many festivals and events. The Barmera Mainstreet Market held once a month from October to April ... READ MORE »
Berri
Berri, South Australia (Destination)
The name Berri is taken from the Aboriginal word ‘bery bery’ meaning ‘bend in the river’. Known as the commercial hub of the Riverland and set amongst a sea of vineyards, this popular riverside town and its surrounds host a number of attractions worth visiting. Walk the meandering two kilometre riverfront from Berri to the popular recreational and ... READ MORE »
Berri and surrounds
Berri, South Australia (Destination)
Things to do and see Arts, Wine and Produce Local produce outlets with notable names such as Berri Direct are located on the outskirts of the town, including Berri Estates, the largest winery and distillery in Australia, CobbWebb Leadlight Studio and Highway Fern Haven and Pink Petal Coffee Shop. Whilst in Berri be sure to visit the newly opene ... READ MORE »
Blanchetown and surrounds
Blanchetown, South Australia (Destination)
This quiet township is in essence an informal holiday town made up of unpretentious river shacks for lovers of relaxed river days. The uncrowded waterways, sheltered river bends and sandy banks are popular with water-skiers in the summer months. Blanchetown is where the Murray River’s lock and weir water flow management system starts. The system w ... READ MORE »
Cobdogla
Cobdogla, South Australia (Destination)
Cobdogla is a small irrigation settlement about five kilometres west of Barmera with a historic pumping station that formerly supplied the Barmera and Cobdogla area. First settled as a pastoral base in 1851. Cobdogla has a caravan park, licensed club, general store, and fuel is available. ... READ MORE »
Glossop
Glossop, South Australia (Destination)
Glossop is a small service town for the surrounding fruit growing area. It was named after Vice Admiral Glossop of the HMAS Sydney, which sank the German vessel Emden in the First World War. An anchor serves as a memorial to this commander. The small irrigation settlement is situated on a scenic drive between Barmera and Berri on Sturt Highway. ... READ MORE »
Loxton
Loxton, South Australia (Destination)
Loxton is a charming, vibrant town; the thriving centre of one of the most productive agricultural and horticultural regions in the state. Known as the ‘Garden Town of the Riverland’ Loxton’s beautifully maintained gardens explode in a riot of colour all year-round and are testament to the proud community spirit that exists in this country town. V ... READ MORE »
Loxton and surrounds
Loxton, South Australia (Destination)
The spirit of the Riverland, Loxton was established by its pioneers as the Riverland's garden town. Some 255 kilometres east of Adelaide, Loxton has maintained its charm and character, as well as a strong community spirit. Each Christmas the town lights up when more than 350 houses take part in a brilliant Christmas lights display. Local guides ... READ MORE »
Lyrup
Lyrup, South Australia (Destination)
Lyrup is a small horticultural settlement close to Berri. It offers a shady riverbank for picnics, community club and general store. The Lyrup village settlement was established on 22 February 1894. Lyrup was one of the first of 13 village settlements established during 1894 to provide relief for the vast number of unemployed in Adelaide and is th ... READ MORE »
Monash
Monash, South Australia (Destination)
Monash is home to one of South Australia's favourite family destinations - Monash Adventure Park. This delightful, modern playground includes leaning towers, gigantic swings and a maze for the whole family to explore. There are also free barbecues and plenty of shady areas set among a meandering little 'creek'. Opposite the adventure park is a cho ... READ MORE »
Morgan
Morgan, South Australia (Destination)
An historic town and popular holiday retreat on the Murray River, Morgan was the busiest port in South Australia at the height of the paddle steamer era. It preserves its history with flair. The restored wharf precinct captures the early river trading days and the town's museums bring to life the stories of the paddle steamer era. A 'must do' for ... READ MORE »
Morgan and surrounds
Morgan, South Australia (Destination)
A historic town and popular holiday shack retreat on the river for Adelaide residents seeking relaxation and water sports. At the height of the paddle-steamer era, Morgan was the busiest inland port in the state and has preserved its history with considerable flair. Things to do and see Historic Ports and Museum The restored wharf precinct captur ... READ MORE »
Overland Corner
Overland Corner, South Australia (Destination)
Quench your thirst at Overland Corner in one of South Australia's most quirky historic hotels. Built in 1859, the Overland Corner Hotel was originally an isolated frontier pub, frequented only by cattlemen. Today it's owned by the National Trust and includes a museum, nearby mines and a cemetery. Overland Corner sits in the Riverland, where the M ... READ MORE »
Renmark and surrounds
Renmark, South Australia (Destination)
Renmark is a friendly Riverland town that is home to Australia's largest rose garden and hosts a glorious Rose Festival every year. It takes its name from the Aboriginal word meaning ‘red mud’. The town was founded in 1887 following a joint agreement between the state government and Canadian engineers George and Ben Chaffey. The brothers were inst ... READ MORE »
Riverland
Berri, South Australia (Destination)
Cruise among great little riverside towns in your own floating home. Stop for a round of golf at some of the best courses in South Australia; or explore charming pioneer villages and internationally renowned bird sanctuaries before getting down to the serious business of food and wine. There's a good reason why nearly half of South Australia's win ... READ MORE »
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