Profile of Tocumwal
Tocumwal,
which is located 257kms from Melbourne on the New South Wales
border, is the first stop on one of Australia's major inland routes,
the Newell Highway. The history of tourism in the region goes back
over 100 years, with visitors attracted to the magnificent sandy
beaches, with 24 located within 5 minutes East and West of Tocumwal,
all surrounded by some of the most impressive Red Gum Forests on the
Murray.
Tocumwal from the sky The Murray River and the tradition of free
bush camping and water based activities continues to attract
generation after generation back to enjoy the water skiing,
canoeing, swimming, camping, caravanning, bush walking and the vast
array of native wildlife including over 150 different bird
species.
Tocumwal and district offers some of the best quality
accommodation on the Murray with over 14 motels or self contained
unit style and 5 caravan parks with beautifully landscaped
surrounds, pools, spas, tennis or red gum forest in the Tocumwal
area alone. Prices are very competitive and service is of the
highest standard and we offer something for every budget.
Today Tocumwal and the surrounding towns of the Berrigan Shire
features a diverse range of attractions for visitors seeking
recreation or just a quiet relaxing getaway.
Tocumwal retains
many of it's original features in it's four historic pubs, the main
street-scape and rail station and bridge. The beautifully maintained
Tocumwal Foreshore is a popular attraction with it's free BBQ's,
childrens play equipment and regular monthly markets with over 100
stalls.
Visitors are welcome to enjoy a wide variety of attractions
including open gardens and display gardens, working woodturners, art
studios, pottery, emu farms, a model train display, antiques,
wineries plus much much more. Popular activities include golf,
bowls, horse riding, gliding, flying, horse racing, river cruises
and mini golf. |