Ideally situated on the banks of the mighty Murray River, Howlong is the ultimate destination for those who love to be active outdoors. Known for possessing one of the most scenic and accessible golf courses in the region, the town offers a perfect mix of manicured greens and wild riverfront beauty.
Whether you’re casting a line for a Murray Cod, teeing off at the Howlong Golf Resort, or enjoying a picnic in our lush parklands, there is always a new way to play in Howlong.
Ever since Major Mitchell set up camp in this area in 1836, this small town has been a living example of the spirit of discovery and a demonstration of the best things in life. Even today, camping on the very same banks remains a major drawcard.
From waterskiing and canoeing, to swimming, and enjoying a simple barbecue at Memorial or Lions Park, the river-based options in Howlong are endless.
Enjoy a delicious all-day breakfast or sample something from the lunch menu in a tranquil atmosphere. Set in the heart of Howlong, 1/2 Acre Coffee Lounge and Nursery is a favourite with locals and visitors alike. Take a seat at a vintage…
The Fairways Bistro is located at the Howlong Golf Resort Clubhouse. Sit back and enjoy a delicious cappuccino and delicious cake or slice whilst overlooking the picturesque lake and beautiful surrounding gardens onto the golf course. The…
Centred in the heart of Howlong, the Howlong Country Bakery is your stop for delicious baked goods, fresh sandwiches, hot pies, and incredible milkshakes. Whatever your craving, you'll find something to satisfy it at Howlong Country…
Still in use today, the Courthouse Hotel stands proudly at the top end of Hawkins Street and is home to the popular Courthouse Kitchen.The original building was erected by Mr William Murdock in 1879. The licensee was Mr James Stanton. It…
Travel north-west along the Riverina Highway to view the impressive red brick structure that is the Howlong Hotel. The Albury Newspaper records that the Howlong Hotel was opened on 1 January 1857 and built for Matthew Woodward Pearce. The…
Howlong is considered one of the top spots to fish for that elusive Murray Cod and the river will provide hours of fun for families and those who love nothing more than to soak up the sun, relax and enjoy all this majestic waterway has to offer.
You can spend your morning on our championship golf course and your afternoon exploring the riverside trails and local artisan shops. With its friendly atmosphere and diverse recreational options, Howlong is more than just a stopover, it’s a destination in its own right.
Lions Park Howlong is wrapped around the Murray River with a…
Located on the banks of the Murray River, Howlong's permanent Common…
Painted by local artist Tracy Hancock, the local business owners were…
Gooramadda Olives has the ultimate tasting experience. This cellar…
In its long life, the Mechanics Institute has operated intermittently…
Travel north-west along the Riverina Highway to view the impressive…
With plenty of room to relax and enjoy the Murray River, Howlong…
This superb 18-hole golf course appeals to all golfers. It's a…
Little fairies and pixies can experience a fantastical family outing…
Begin your journey at Lowe Square Reserve, where a significant part…
Still in use today, the Courthouse Hotel stands proudly at the top…
The Historic Crossing Place is situated downstream from the Leahy…
With historic buildings sprinkled throughout the town, Howlong’s History Trail provides a perfect way to discover this riverside town. Starting at the Howlong Hovell Tree, the trail spans 13.3 kilometres and covers 28 significant locations in the area.
Begin your journey at Lowe Square Reserve, where a significant part of Howlong's history stands proud and tall.The Howlong Hovell tree was planted by the President of the Hume Shire Council, Mr J Pearce Smith Jr, in the recreation section…
In its long life, the Mechanics Institute has operated intermittently as a cinema for irregular screenings over the years, among other uses. Earlier records however state that the Howlong School of Arts was built by Mr W. Squires and…
The Corowa region is rich with wonderful experiences that celebrate and commemorate the ancient Indigenous and colonial history. Explore their self-guided history trails in Corowa and Howlong, and discover how these towns have contributed…
If you are looking for a place to unwind, Howlong’s accommodation options offer the perfect escape nestled along the banks of the Murray River. From well-appointed holiday parks with direct water access to charming self-contained cottages, there is a space to suit every pace of life. Wake up to the sound of kookaburras, spend your days by the water, and enjoy the convenience of being just a short stroll from our local bakeries, pubs, and cafes.
Nestled on 35 peaceful acres along the banks of the Murray River, just three kilometers west of Howlong, Kismet Riverside offers the perfect escape into nature and country hospitality.Family-owned and operated by Craig and Kerryn since…
Howlong Caravan Park offers a full range of accommodations from budget cabins to luxury spa villas equipped with a television, refrigerator, air-conditioner, cooking facilities, crockery and cutlery. Linen and towels are available for…
You will share the warmth of Howlong hospitality when you stay at their four star Howlong Golf Resort located on the NSW side of the Murray River. Players and holidaymakers alike flock to the area to enjoy the scenery and take advantage of…
The 19th Century Old Howlong Post Office offers a serene space to rest and enjoy. The south suite has a private entrance, king size bed with luxury linen, classic rich and spacious interior, breathtaking ensuite, private breakfast nook and…
Nestled on the majestic Murray River, Corowa is a historic town and regional hub bursting with experiences. From thrilling water sports and land…
Lake Mulwala’s water-based activities are a focal point, but this country town is also busy with festivals and events, markets and live shows.…
Nestled between the mighty Murrumbidgee to the north and the Murray River to the south, Urana is a charming township brimming with character. The…
In the heart of cropping country, this small township is an absolute gem for the agricultural buff and anyone who is after the best country…
Discover hidden gems when you visit our rural villages which may be small, but they sure make up for it in their rich history and country…
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