Riverland Towns

The Murray River’s riverside towns are as diverse as the magnificent waterway they line.

Hire a houseboat and pull up at a town waterfront, taxi to golf or a cellar door, shop in the main street and visit the local butcher and baker, or take a break from houseboat cooking and dine in a Riverland hotel or club.

Read more about our beautiful Riverland towns, plus the history and attractions each has to offer.

Need help with Bookings and Reservations? Contact a Riverland Visitor Information Centre

Barmera

Perfect your swing at the Barmera Golf Course, or enjoy a meal at the Barmera Hotel. Relax on the sunny shores of Lake Bonney.

Berri

Berri is one of the commercial hubs of the Riverland with extensive shopping outlets and a beautiful green riverfront complete with alfresco dining options.

Blanchetown

Blanchetown is nestled on the cliffs of the murray and features two bridges spanning the majestic waterway. Made up of river shacks and calm water.

Cadell

Home of the Murray River Giant Pumpkin Competition. Cadell features one of the most amazing cliff amphitheatres overlooking the magnificent Murray River.

Cobdogla

The tongue-twister named Cobdogla is home to unique historical treasures and one of the region’s best live entertainment venues.

Glossop

Take the scenic drive from Berri past lush vineyards and roadside produce stalls to the town of Glossop home to one of Australia’s largest wineries.

Kingston on Murray

Visit Kingston on Murray for a leisurely cruise or paddle the backwaters of Chambers Creek, get your eco tourism fix or relax at a riverfront caravan park.

Loveday

Loveday is perhaps most well-known for its Internment and Prisoner of War camp during World War II. Loveday is also home to a popular 4x4 adventure park.

Loxton

Discover Loxton and pull up and throw in a line along the sprawling river frontage. Enjoy leisurely dining on local produce in an alfresco setting.

Lyrup

Visit Lyrup and enjoy a picnic along the shady riverbank. Discover Lyrup Flats National Park or savour the seclusion of a private eco villa.

Monash

Monash is home to one of South Australians favourite family destinations, Monash was proclaimed in 1921 and named after General Sir John Monash.

Moorook

Take in the sounds of the Murray at one of Moorook's two annual music festivals. Discover the magic of riverside camping and relax in the sounds of nature.

Morgan

Morgan has one of the largest Riverside recreational open spaces on the Murray, towering gums and excellent river access for water sport enthusiasts.

Overland Corner

Overland Corner is famous for its heritage listed hotel, The OC, as the locals know. Overland Corner is a must on your Riverland holiday checklist.

Paringa

Visit Paringa and check out the historic lift spanning bridge, take a nature stroll, shop for unique gifts and local artwork or sample a truly local brew.

Renmark

Renmark is a popular spot for water sports, including canoeing, water skiing and wakeboarding, golfing, the arts and an emerging wedding destination.

Waikerie

Observe the birdlife at Gluepot Reserve, treat your tastebuds with local chocolates and gourmet goodies or hire a houseboat and leisurely cruise the water.

Winkie

Soothe your senses with a trip to the regions only Lavender farm on your way to a night under the stars at Katarapko National Park.

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