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All our holiday cottages and cabins are fully self-contained, comfortable and well equipped. 

Escape to Corowa on the magnificent Murray River and discover the best holiday park in the heart of the Rutherglen winery and Victoria's northeast gourmet food region.

Relax in Rivergum Holiday Park's beautiful bushland setting of more than 35 hectares and meander along 1.5 km of Murray Riverfront. 

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Rivergum Holiday Park has great choices in holiday accommodation from our Luxury Pool Cottage, Deluxe Cabins to large powered caravan & motorhome sites & superb riverfront bush camping areas.

We are only 10 minutes from Rutherglen, 30 minutes from Yarrawonga/Mulwala and 45 minutes from Albury/Wodonga. The new Rutherglen to Wahgunah rail trail is only a few moments pedalling from our gate.

Our holiday park offers fantastic facilities to entertain all the family, couples and young at heart alike. Go fishing, boating canoeing or relax with family & friends around our communal firepit. Explore our beautiful Wetlands Reserve teeming with wildlife!!

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“steve and kym made us feel so welcome on our arrival”.

Steve and Kym made us feel so welcome on our arrival told us about the wetland reserve which the park looks after as well as some of the local sights. (The wetland reserve is amazing) The park is on 100 acres and offers campers and caravaners choice. The grounds are lovely and pool is great. The old winery offers activities for kids as well as relaxation for adults

“Can't complain about a thing”

We have had our 4th stay at Rivergum Holiday Retreat and can't complain about a thing. The staff are always more than happy to help in anyway possible, the cabins are always clean and comfortable. We will return again and would like to thank them for supplying such a great place to stay.

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Located along the banks of the Mighty Murray River, Rivergum Holiday Retreat offers an outdoor pool, 2 boat ramps and free parking on site. Originally Built in the 1800's as a Lindemans winery, Rivergum Holiday Park was born in the mid 1980's. Air-conditioned guest cabins feature a full kitchen with a microwave, a fridge, and tea/coffee making facilities. Each has a private deck and a dining area. The private bathroom comes with shower and a hairdryer. The property has a tennis court and a 0.7 mi outdoor fitness trial along Murray. Two guest laundry rooms are available. There is also a lounge area and a communal dining area located within the walls of the parks original cellar built in 1870's. Retreat Rivergum Holiday is 1 mi from the Corowa Chocolate Factory, and 1.2 mi from the Corowa Federation Museum. It is 4.2 mi from Corowa Golf Club, and 7.8 mi from the Rutherglen Wine Region. Melbourne International Airport is a 3.5-hour drive away.

Couples in particular like the location – they rated it 8.8 for a two-person trip.

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Top Location: Highly rated by recent guests (8.7)

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Amenities of rivergum holiday park great facilities review score, 8.1.

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• Outdoor fireplace
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• Outdoor furniture
• BBQ facilities Additional charge
• Shared kitchen
• Dining table
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• Electric kettle
• Refrigerator
• Socket near the bed
• Badminton equipment
• Tennis equipment
• Cycling Off-site
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• Outdoor play equipment for kids
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• Open all year
• All ages welcome
• Saltwater pool
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• Fenced pool
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• Heated pool
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Yes, Rivergum Holiday Park is popular with guests booking family stays.

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Check-in at Rivergum Holiday Park is from 2:00 PM, and check-out is until 10:00 AM.

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Rivergum Holiday Park is 1.4 miles from the center of Corowa. All distances are measured in straight lines. Actual travel distances may vary.

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Make the best of your weekend holiday with one of our attractive 1 & 2 bedroom apartments with full access to the river banks, swimming pool and much more. Families love Corowa Bindaree Holiday Park and enjoy a relaxing day of fishing on the Murray River or taking a dip in our swimming pool while the kids have their own holiday in our recreation room including arcade style games with TV & DVD, children's playground, jumping pillow and lots of space to run around. Enjoy the sunset while utilizing our free BBQ facilities and seasonal chopped firewood and fire drums - we have the best accommodation Corowa NSW has to offer along the Murray River.

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Corowa Caravan Park

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The Corowa Caravan Park is a large family park. Nestled on twelve acres amongst tall shady trees, the caravan park is on the banks of the mighty Murray River. The park, with its friendly atmosphere, has a variety of cabins, and a large range of powered and unpowered sites.

Cabins include ensuite cabins which are fully self-contained and can accommodate up to seven people. Standard cabins which are studio rooms with kitchenettes and an adjoining amenities block can accommodate up to five people. Powered and unpowered sites are available, all with beautiful relaxing atmospheres over looking the Murray River.

Explore our open waters, open plains, open roads and open skies North of the Murray.

Clean and comfortable one and two bedroom park cabins in a Murray River setting.

En suite cabin with kitchenette, bathroom and living area. Located along the Murray River.

Corowa Caravan Park has large, shady Powered Sites and a range of Unpowered sites along the banks of the Murray River.

Guests have access to the camp kitchen which provides a fridge, barbecue, sink with hot water, stove, microwave, toaster, kettle and large undercover area.

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Start your Corowa Shire experience at the Visitor Information Centre taking pride of place at the front of the Corowa Civic Centre building.

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100 Edward Street, Corowa NSW 2646

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This is a part of Australia that offers more. A landscape that’s framed by an iconic river and lake to the south, broad open plains and a lake to the north, big skies above and rich red earth below. With our diverse geography, we offer a diversity of experience – from great food to the great outdoors, from world-class golf to watersport adventures – and all bound together with a proud heritage. It was in the town of Corowa that federation was born – of great things coming together – and that sums us up today. A place of diversity and choice.

Here, there’s more to see, more to taste, more to do, more to experience.

This is where you can drive right up to the water’s edge, set up camp or cast a line without a care. Everything is open, and everything is easy.

Away from the pace of modern life, this is where you can spend more quality time. Back to nature. Back to what matters. Back to simple pleasures.

Because at the end of the day, sometimes less is more, and we’re about that too.

This is where there’s more to discover. This is where there’s more to life.

Corowa has many great local Attractions from Gallery 294, Corowa Distilling CO and Savernake Ecoheritage Tours.

Max’s Motor Museum is located in the Industrial Estate and has many cars on display including vintage Fords, Morris’ and a fully working free standing V12 engine. This privately owned collection is on display to the public, just give them a call and they will be there to welcome you inside, bring the grandkids down and show them what cars were like when you were their age.

A classic Art Deco house is the perfect venue for Gallery 294 featuring a wide range of Arts and Crafts of a very high standard. The Gallery has a continually changing exhibition and sale of the works of the talented artists and craftspeople of Corowa and the surrounding region. Gallery 294 conducts workshops run by members of the co-operative or specialist craftspeople.

Redlands Hill Reserve , located near Corowa NSW , represents a Grey Box Grassy Woodlands, which is considered an Endangered Ecological Community ( EEC ). The reserve boasts four walking trails, developed in 1997 by the joint efforts of Corowa District Landcare and the former Corowa Shire. All the tracks are rated easy, with no bushwalking experience required, with the shortest track being 0.7 kilometres and the longest being 1.7 kilometres. Signs are up to give visitors insights into the reserve’s environment, plants and animals.

The reserve also hosts information on prominent artists, Tommy McRae and Tom Roberts. Tommy McRae (1835-1901) was an Aboriginal stockman based on nearby Brocklesby Station, and Tom Roberts painted the famous ‘Shearing the Rams’ painting in a shearing shed on Brocklesby Station in 1890. A replica of the shearing shed, which burned down in the 60’s, is located in the reserve.

Listed as one of the top 10 up and coming whisky distillery’s in the world in 2017 and named a ‘whisky brand’ of the future by ‘the spirit business’, Corowa Distilling Co in a historic and alluring 1920’s flour mill repurposed to be more than just another tourist attraction.

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• Travel Guide To Corowa; A New South Wales Historic Gem 2024

Visit Corowa , New South Wales, a beautiful town on the Murray River. Corowa is one of the oldest towns, and it holds the honourable title of the Birthplace of the Federation. Here, visitors can enjoy history, recreation, and delicious food. Experience some of the most amazing activities, including water sports, cycling, golf, and gliding. Corowa also boasts being home to Australia’s largest amateur golf competition. The region is famous for its fine food and wine producers. Book a winery tour in Corowa or drive across the river to Rutherglen to sample the area’s signature full-bodied reds and fortified wines to make it more fun.

Top Corowa Attractions You Shouldn’t Miss

Just like every other place in NSW, Australia, Corowa too is full of natural marvels. From art galleries to golf clubs, visitors can experience it all. The best times to visit the places are during spring and autumn. Find your favourites on the list and get your itinerary ready.

1. Gallery 294

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Art and craft lovers should not miss Gallery 294 at all. It is a gallery where works of art are displayed by the artists who control the cooperative space; the assortment of new pieces varies, and the artwork can be quite diverse. It also has an “artist of the day” concept to raise awareness about artists. Also, it is disability-friendly for the visually impaired, with sculptures of naturally dyed fabrics that the visually impaired learners can touch and feel. As a gallery run by artists for artists, Gallery 294 is devoted to artists, embraces multicultural art, and offers locals and guest artists a space to showcase successful projects. This, in turn, contributes to the growth of an artistic community. During your visit, explore the unique, handcrafted souvenirs and gifts skillfully fashioned by talented artisans.

Address: 294 Honour Avenue, Corowa, NSW 2646, Australia Timing: 10:00 a.m.–4:00 pm (Wednesday closed)

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2. Corowa Federation Museum

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Housed in the old Border Brass Band Hall, the Federation Museum showcases the history of the Corowa Community and the surrounding district and has a comprehensive display of old machinery and household items. The story of Corowa’s role in the Australian Federation Movement is told with an excellent display of artefacts and news items, including a Federation timeline and the significance of the Corowa Conference 1893. The museum has an informative display outlining the local connection with Tom Robert’s iconic “Shearing the Rams.” painting. Other notable displays are the sketches by aboriginal artist Tommy McRae and the Wilmot Pharmaceutical Collection.

Address: 56 Queen Street, Corowa, New South Wales 2646, Australia Timing: Saturday, Sunday, and Wednesday—closed

3. Wacky Bird Gallery

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Experience the captivating art at the fabulous Wacky Bird Gallery. This exclusive gallery and studio showcase a wide selection of quality artwork by artist Christine Upton. Visitors can view carved ‘plates’, research drawings, and final designs of some artwork on display. Wacky Bird Gallery is the sole retailer of a full range of cards, A4 prints, and calendars featuring Christine Upton’s designs, all produced in Australia by Blue Island Press. Additionally, the gallery offers a selection of handmade placemats and coasters, exclusively available at the gallery in Noosa. Don’t miss the chance to visit the delightful Wacky Bird Gallery in Corowa and spend an hour browsing the brilliant work on display.

Address: 37 Edward St, Corowa, New South Wales 2646, Australia Timing: Monday, Friday, and Sunday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

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4. Corowa Visitor Information Centre

A valuable asset at Corowa is the Corowa Visitor Information Centre, where you will find friendly and knowledgeable staff. They are keen to share information regarding different activities and experiences in Corowa and offer suggestions and tips on places to go and wineries to check out. One can get a leaflet with information about further events, ask for assistance in choosing a place to live, get maps of the town and the region, use the Wi-Fi connection free of charge, or ask for tourist souvenirs. The offices are situated at the Corowa Civic Centre; the staff here will ensure you have a wealth of information that will be relevant when enjoying the destination.

Address: 100 Edward Street, Corowa, NSW 2646, Australia Timing: Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday: 9:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Monday and Tuesday: Closed Weekends: 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

5. Corowa Golf Club

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The club takes pride in having the premiere 27 Hockey Championship course situated at the Corowa Murray River at the junction of New South Wales and Victoria. Just over three hours away from Melbourne and Canberra, this course is perfect for casual and competitive golfers of all levels. You can relax and enjoy drinks while taking in the panoramic views of the course at our fully licensed club and grab some snacks at Cafe 1903, open daily from 10 a.m., and at the Bistro from Wednesday to Saturday. In addition to golfing, Corowa also offers various leisure activities such as camping, fishing, and access to renowned food and wine districts. There’s something for everyone at the Corowa Golf Club.

Address: 1 Hume St, Corowa, NSW 2646, Australia Timing: opens at 10:00 a.m.

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6. Bangerang Park

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Bangerang Park is a must-visit for anyone spending a day at the reserves and playgrounds north of the Murray. Centrally located at the bottom of Sanger Street, Corowa Bangerang Park features an all-abilities play system with a twin tower and skywalk, sand and water play, balance and agility, spin dishes, swings, sculptural pieces, and musical items. The playground is set within plantings of riparian foliage that complement the senses. Surrounded by beautiful green grassed areas, it is ideal for a picnic, lazing under the shade of the trees, or enjoying a barbecue.

Address: 65 Edward Street, Corowa, New South Wales 2646, Australia Timing: open 24 hours

7. Corowa foreshore

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The Corowa Foreshore offers activities all year round! You can launch your boat or swim in the Murray River at Corowa Lagoon. Enjoy a family picnic on the lawn or at the picnic tables, or try catching a Murray cod. Rowers Park has a quiet launching facility for canoes and kayaks, a lush lawn area and free-to-use barbecues for a leisurely lunch. Adjacent to the park, the Rivalea fishing platform is an excellent spot for fishing. For sports enthusiasts, John Foord Oval hosts the Corowa-Rutherglen Kangaroos Aussie Rules Football Club during the winter season. The Corowa Foreshore has all your river experiences in one place!

Address: Bridge Road, Corowa, NSW 2646, Australia Timing: opens at 9:30 a.m.

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Therefore, after learning that this delightful and refreshing land combines historical sites, outdoor activities, and delicious foods, you will know why Corowa should be on your list of must-visit destinations. So, book a trip to Australia right away. From exploring heritage sites and enjoying water sports on the Murray River to savouring local wines and playing golf, there’s something for everyone. The friendly community and scenic beauty make Corowa a must-visit destination. Pack your bags and get ready to create unforgettable memories in this charming town on the banks of the Murray River.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Corowa

What is Corowa famous for?

Corowa, the birthplace of Federation, is a heritage-rich town on the banks of the Murray River. It offers outdoor adventures like water sports, cycling, golf, and wine tasting in nearby vineyards.

What river is near Corowa?

The area near Corowa features the Corowa Lagoon and the neighbouring Murray River. The lagoon is ideal for launching boats, swimming in the river, having a family picnic on the lawn or at the provided picnic tables, and trying to catch a Murray Cod.

What is the main street in Corowa?

The main street in Corowa is Sanger Street, which features 17 places of historic interest out of 49 listed in the Corowa Self-Guided Historical Walk provided by the Visitor Information Centre. Many of these places are recognised by the National Trust.

Is Corowa an excellent place to live?

Corowa is primarily a retirement town with an ageing population and a great community, making it more suitable for young families and retired ones than for teens and young people.

Who are the traditional owners of Corowa?

The Aboriginal people from the area are the Bangerang people. The tribe of Indigenous Australians that inhabited the Corowa area was called the Bangerang Tribe in their language.

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This Park Was Just Named the No. 1 Tourist Attraction in the U.S.

New York City is home to the top tourist attraction in the country, along with 6 other winners.

Evie Carrick is a writer and editor who’s lived in five countries and visited well over 50. She now splits her time between Colorado and Paris, ensuring she doesn't have to live without skiing or L'As du Fallafel.

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As Americans, we dream of summers on the French Riviera and spring in Japan, but travelers around the world aspire to visit the U.S. — so much so that the U.S. was named the top country for tourism in 2024 by the World Economic Forum .

Travelers come from all over the world to see the New York City skyline, peer into the Grand Canyon , and explore the Everglades, but there are certain sites that visitors have deemed a “must-see.” To determine which site is the top tourist attraction in the U.S ., the retreat booking site BookRetreats.com analyzed 77 of the most popular points of interest across the nation, evaluating each on factors like place popularity, overall experience (according to over 7,500 visitor reviews), and hotel costs.

At the top of the list was a site that’s both natural and urban: Central Park in New York City .

The 843-acre park received a score of 4.075 out of a possible 5 points in the rating, making it the top tourist attraction in the U.S. The New York City park stood out for its popularity, maintaining a 4.8 rating on Google and garnering over 270,000 reviews. In addition, 91 percent of recent visitors raved about its beauty and abundance of free activities. (We’re guessing it doesn’t hurt that the park has its own castle and zoo.)

In addition to housing the top tourist attraction in the U.S., six other New York City sites made it onto the list, making the city an easy choice for travelers who only have time to go to one place. Interestingly, iconic spots like the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty were surpassed by natural sites like The High Line and Brooklyn Bridge Park.

Following Central Park in the ranking were two more urban parks: Washington, D.C.’s long, grassy National Mall came in at No. 2, while Balboa Park in San Diego was ranked No. 3. 

The trend toward nature-driven tourist attractions continues throughout the ranking, with natural sites making up 50 percent of the study’s best places to go.

Here's the full list:

• Central Park — New York City
• National Mall — Washington, D.C. 
• Balboa Park — San Diego
• Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History — Washington, D.C. 
• Times Square — New York City 
• Rockefeller Center — New York City
• Niagara Falls — Buffalo, New York
• Golden Gate Park — San Francisco
• Magic Kingdom Park — Orlando
• Brooklyn Bridge Park — New York City
• Hoover Dam — Boulder City, Nevada
• The High Line — New York City
• Fountains of Bellagio — Las Vegas 
• Garden of the Gods — Colorado Springs, Colorado
• The Metropolitan Museum of Art — New York City
• Zion National Park — Utah 
• San Antonio River Walk — San Antonio, TX
• ICON Park — Orlando
• Golden Gate Bridge — San Francisco
• Brooklyn Bridge — New York City

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Missing man found dead at Grand Canyon National Park in latest death at tourist spot

On average, the park reports 10-15 deaths per year, article bookmarked.

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The body of a missing boater was recovered from Grand Canyon National Park on Tuesday, the 16th fatality at the popular tourist destination so far this year.

The latest death involved what the park says appears to be the missing 71-year-old man who was on a private boat trip when others noticed he had disappeared without his hat and water bottle, park spokeswoman Joelle Baird said.

The group reached the park’s communications center late on Monday and reported his disappearance from around Lower Nankoweap Camp, about 53 miles (85 kilometers) from where the trip launched.

Park rangers used a helicopter on Tuesday to locate the body about 10 miles (16 kilometers) downstream. The person’s name and hometown weren’t immediately released.

The National Park Service and the Coconino County medical examiner’s office are investigating the death. They’re also looking into the death of a 59-year-old Colorado man who was discovered dead while on a rafting trip on the Colorado River over the weekend.

On average, the park reports 10-15 deaths per year, Baird said. Among the causes of death this year are drownings, falls, natural causes and a heart attack. Some causes haven’t been determined yet, she said.

Last month, a 20-year-old North Carolina man fell off the edge of the South Rim in the park. The following day, a 43-year-old Missouri man died while attempting to BASE jump from Yavapai Point.

That same month, the body of a 20-year-old New Mexico woman was found below Twin Overlooks and a 33-year-old woman from the Phoenix suburb of Gilbert, Arizona, died after being swept away in the Colorado River while on a hiking trip in an adjacent canyon.

An 80-year-old man on a commercial river trip died after falling from a boat near Fossil Rapid, and a 60-year-old North Carolina man on a solo backpacking trip was found dead near a remote trail along the Colorado River.

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