Our region offers a wide range of inviting self-contained accommodation, charming B&Bs and houseboats.
Booking a place to yourselves is perfect for families staying for a few days or more, for groups who want to spread out and enjoy each other’s company, and for couples looking for a quiet retreat away from the hectic pace of modern life. Find just the right place to suit your group, whether it be in a town, at the water’s edge or surrounded by bush.
Imagine waking up to a delicious, home-cooked breakfast made just for you. Staying in a B&B is a fantastic way to meet friendly locals, gain insider tips about the area, and relax in ultimate comfort.
Whether you prefer the privacy of a self-contained house or unit, watch the day flow by on a Houseboat or the warm hospitality of a bed and breakfast, you'll find the perfect spot to unwind and make your visit North of the Murray even more special.
Accommodation Apartments in the heart of Corowa.Murray Bank Holiday…
Take your time to explore the Murray River on a drive-yourself…
The 19th Century Old Howlong Post Office offers a serene space to…
Step back in time at Amberesque, a bank on the main street of…
You will share the warmth of Howlong hospitality when you stay at…
The River Street Wetlands are located in south Corowa and are bordered by a well-used bike path and neighbouring urban dwellings. A number of frogs inhabit the wetlands, however of importance is the Sloane's froglet (Crinia sloanei) - a…
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…
Spanning the majestic Murray River from Corowa in New South Wales to Wahgunyah in Victoria, this iron lace bridge was named after one of Wahgunyah and Corowa's pioneer founders, Mr John Foord. He operated the original punt across the…
Inspired by the Tom Roberts painting of the same name. Urana artist Andrew Whitehead was commissioned in 2018 by Federation Council to create a lifesize replica of a shearer using blade shears to shear a curly horned ram. The sketches Tom…
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…
Redlands Hill Reserve, located near Corowa NSW, represents a Grey Box Grassy Woodlands, which is considered an Endangered Ecological Community. The reserve boasts four walking trails, developed in 1997 by the joint efforts of Corowa and…
Located on the banks of the Murray River, Howlong's permanent Common was dedicated in 1870. The Common is a significant part of British heritage, as are other commons to be found North of the Murray. The land is owned by the State and is…
The Swagman and Rusty sculpture was commissioned by the Boree Creek Town Improvement Committee to celebrate the 2010 Boree Creek Centenary. The theme of the Sculpture was chosen to remember the passing of the travelling 'swaggy', which was…
Situated at the J&M Smith Flora and Fauna Reserve right next to the Urana Caravan Park the Urana Free Flight Bird Aviary is the perfect place to plan a stop as you travel around North of the Murray. Surrounded by the views of the Urana…
Step back in time and discover Corowa's history and its role in the birth of Federation Australia by visiting the Corowa Federation Museum. Museum displays include: reason for Australia becoming a federation and Corowa's involvement; Dr…
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