Caravan & Camping
Escape the daily grind and rediscover the great outdoors with a classic Australian getaway in the heart of food and wine country
Disconnect from the bustle, reconnect by the water
Get back to nature and pitch your tent, park your van, or hire a cabin at one of the caravan parks around Corowa, Howlong, Mulwala and Urana. Enjoy the full camping experience, spending time with family and friends away from the bustle of everyday life, while enjoying the facilities of a caravan park or RV friendly facility.
With many places located right on the water, relaxation and fun are just a few paces away.
With free camping, RV-friendly facilities and cosy riverside caravan parks and campgrounds, this is A-grade camping in the heart of food and wine country.
Accommodation options
Ski Club Holiday Park
Situated in the heart of Yarrawonga-Mulwala right on the waters edge.…
Ball Park Caravan Park
Nestled on a sweeping bend of Australia's greatest river, the Murray,…
Rivergum Holiday Park
Escape to Corowa on the magnificent Murray River and discover the…
Urana Aquatic Centre Caravan Park
The Urana Caravan Park is situated on the shores of the picturesque…
Howlong Caravan Park
Howlong Caravan Park offers a full range of accommodations from…
Kismet Riverside
Nestled on 35 peaceful acres along the banks of the Murray River,…
Corowa Bindaree Holiday Park
Situated on the picturesque Murray River, the Bindaree Holiday Park…
Corowa Caravan Park
The Corowa Caravan Park is a large family park. Nestled on twelve…
Tasman Holiday Parks - Lake Mulwala
Lake Mulwala is easily recognisable, with its ghostly red river gums…
Caravan Parks
Towing a van? Love a tent, but also a shower? Enjoy simple cabins? We hear you!
Our region just North of the Murray is home to eight waterside caravan parks – most with cabins.
Choose your base, enjoy the park facilities, and explore nearby towns and villages. Stay out for a pub meal or head back and self-cater with an easy barbecue.
- Howlong - Kismet Riverside Lodge (4km from Holwong)
- Corowa - Corowa Bindaree Holiday Park, Rivergum Holiday Park, Ball Park Caravan Park, Corowa Caravan Park
- Mulwala - Tasman Holiday Parks Lake Mulwala, Ski Club Holiday Park
- Urana - Urana Caravan Park
If direct water access isn’t an issue, these places are walking distance from the water:
- Howlong - Howlong Caravan Park
- Mulwala - Sun Country Lifestyle Park, Big 4 NRMA Park
Free camping
If you’re a camping purist, you’ll love pitching a tent at one of the Parks NSW Murray Valley Regional Park sites. Booking ahead is recommended (booking fee of $6 applies).
- Howlong - Quat Quatta East
- Corowa - Corowa Precinct, Collendina Campground (dog friendly).
- Mulwala - Mulwala Campground
Each site has its own charms: from riverside serenity to the heart of bushwalking territory, you’ll find what you need here. Forage for firewood, boil the billy, and marvel at the evening sounds of native birds and animals preparing for the starry night ahead.
Just 3km from Mulwala is a stretch of the Lake Mulwala shore popular with campers. Kyffins Reserve might just be the ultimate free camp area. Boat access, amazing views of the lake, and a flat camp area suitable for all types of camping (RVs, caravans, tents and swags) are on offer here. Perhaps best of all, the location hosts spectacular sunsets across the lake. No facilities provided, and rubbish needs to be removed.
RV Friendly
The village of Oaklands, about 60km north of the Murray River from Corowa or Mulwala, is a popular spot for RV drivers and caravaners to stop off and stretch the legs for a day or two. There are RV bays, barbecues and dump points in town, along with a simple, friendly pub and some historical displays. Many RV drivers continue from here to other RV-friendly towns such as Jerilderie, Finley, Albury or Yarrawonga.
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Howlong Common
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Gorman Park
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God's Country Mural
Painted by local artist Tracy Hancock, the local business owners were inspired by silo art they had seen and wanted the local scenery of the Murray River to fill the wall. God's Country 1 mural was completed in 2019 and took approximately…
Federation Timeline
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Federation Museum - "Shearing the Rams" - An Artist's Impression Mural
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Enchanted Hut and Garden
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Howlong Courthouse Hotel
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King of the River Sculpture and Bike Rack
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Kyffins Reserve Mulwala
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Last Train from Boree Sculpture
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