For a comfortable and convenient stay, look no further than the wide array of hotels and motels available across our picturesque North of the Murray region. Whether you're seeking a short overnight stop, a business trip base, or a longer family holiday, you'll find welcoming options to suit every need and budget.
Our hotels and motels offer a variety of amenities, often including comfortable rooms, en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and often a pool to cool off in during warmer months. Many are perfectly located, providing easy access to local attractions, dining, and the natural beauty of the Murray River.
You will share the warmth of Howlong hospitality when you stay at…
Stay at this Corowa motel, located in the heart of the majestic…
Corowa's quietest and most comfortable motel is Lone Pine Motel. If…
Whether you are visiting Corowa for a night or a week, Motel Meneres…
The Victoria Rutherglen is a design-led boutique hotel in the heart…
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…
Tunzafun is a community-owned Amusement Park. There is an 18-hole Mini-Golf Course, Dodgem Cars, Krazy Kars, Carousel, Teacup Ride, Motor Racing Ride, mini-train and UFO Cars for younger children.There is a grassed picnic area with…
Lowe Square was notified as a reserve on 24 December 1861. Mr Lowe donated the land to the authorities for a sports area. The original Howlong Golf Course was located on this site. The course was laid out in 1928 with the first tee in the…
The Historic Crossing Place is situated downstream from the Leahy Bridge, the first in a series of bridges crossing the Murray in Howlong from New South Wales to Victoria. To the right of Rutherglen Road on the Victorian side, the Historic…
View cars and motors of all ages at Max's Motor Museum in Corowa. The museum displays comprise of vintage cars modern, oil engines, and free-standing V-12 motor vehicles.This private collection is a must-see, it also comprises cars…
Now located at the entrance to Ball Park Caravan Park and privately owned, this water fountain was originally donated by Mayor A. A. Piggin in 1907 to commemorate the opening of Corowa's town water supply. The Fountain was originally…
Located in the heart of Yarrawonga, step into Rich Glen Provedore, experience a tasting of regional produce and explore artisan olive oils, dressings, condiments, wines, cheese and gin.All Rich Glen products are made on their farm in…
Step back in time with the Urana Soldiers Memorial Hall. The historical building represents an outstanding example of the architecture of yesteryear and is thought to be the largest of its type in New South Wales. The Urana Soldiers'…
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…
No matter the season, there is always something to do along the Corowa Foreshore! The Corowa Lagoon is the perfect place to launch your boat, take a dip in the Murray River, enjoy a family picnic on the lawn or the picnic tables provided,…
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