Wakool
This quiet township is nestled amongst picturesque rivers and creeks. It is home to a warm and welcoming Services Club and the Wakool Hotel, which is a renowned ‘stop-over’ for travellers through the area. It is also well known for its annual community-run events including the Wakool Fishing Classic and the Wakool Sheep Races, known as ‘The Melbourne Cup of the Bush’.
The Wakool area is a superb spot to head out fishing as the Edwards, Niemur and Wakool rivers are all in close proximity. There are also a number of significant creeks that run via the town which are great places to fish for Murray Cod, golden perch (yellow belly), silver fish (bream), redfin (English perch), freshwater Murray Crayfish and yabbies.
For more information on Wakool visit www.visitrivercountry.com.au
QUICK STATS
Services include:
- Hospitality – Service Club and Hotel
- Store
Destination highlights
- Fishing and Camping

Tooleybuc
Tooleybuc is a great stop-over point on the route from Adelaide to Sydney – the perfect place to get off the highway and unwind.
Popular for its riverside location, the area is also rich in industry from large-scale dry land cereal and livestock production, to small intensive horticulture, wineries and tourist businesses. It’s a vibrant community with plenty of attractions to explore, including the historic Tooleybuc Bridge built in 1925.
Tooleybuc boasts a number of beautifully maintained parks along the river that make for fabulous lunch or rest stops with plenty of amusement on offer for the kids. It's also a great part of the world to visit with your boat and fishing rod, featuring a community boat ramp in operation near the centre of town. There’s a picturesque nine-hole golf course with river views at the Tooleybuc Sporting Club that golfers of all standards will enjoy. The club also houses a collection of tiff dwarf grass bowling greens.
For more information on Tooleybuc visit www.visitrivercountry.com.au
QUICK STATS
Services include:
- Hospitality – pub, club & takeaway
- Accommodation – Hotel and Motel
Destination highlights
- Golf and Bowls
- Fishing or Boating
- Giant Mallee Root

Murray Downs
Murray Downs is a destination renowned for its country and community lifestyle. Just a short drive across the famous and historic lift bridge to Swan Hill, it has plenty of activities and nearby attractions to accommodate and entertain the whole family.
Murray Downs was formerly part of the 1839 Murray Downs Station, an area once the largest property along the banks of the Murray River.
Visit Murray Downs Golf and Country Club, widely acclaimed as the Murray River’s finest golf course, which also offers bowls, tennis, a large tropical pool, great dining, entertainment and club facilities.
For more information on Murray Downs visit www.visitrivercountry.com.au

Moulamein
Situated on the picturesque Edward River and surrounded by a stunning stretch of towering river gums, Moulamein is a charming destination that boasts a delightful collection of attractions to discover and explore.
Known as the oldest town in the Riverina, Moulamein is rich in history and tells the story of the early settlers, shearers, farmers, the meeting of the rivers and more.
Moulamein is a popular fishing destination with plenty of spots along the river to drop a line in. The Edward, Wakool and Niemur rivers can be easily accessed, along with the Billabong Creek. The Edward and the Billabong both run through the centre of town and feature some of the best fishing spots in the area.
For more information on Moulamein visit www.visitrivercountry.com.au
QUICK STATS
Services include:
- Hospitality – pub & cafe
- Fuel
- Accommodation – Hotel and Caravan Park
- IGA Supermarket
Destination highlights
- Moulamein Art Gallery
- Mooloomoon Woolshed
- The Big Tree

Koraleigh
Koraleigh is a small village 20 minutes south of Tooleybuc.
Stop off at the General Store for a massive, unforgettable burger. People travel many miles for a Koraleigh burger, with a rotating menu of specials including parma burgers, Cubanos, pizza burgers and more. You may never eat again!
On the road from Tooleybuc to Koraleigh keep a look out for a sign to the Koraleigh Ring Tree. Part of the ancient customs of the Wadi Wadi people of the area, rings are formed by binding and training branches to grow in a ring shape over time. Ring trees marked boundaries and other important sites. This rare example is a large tree standing 10 metres from the road.
For more information on Koraleigh visit www.visitrivercountry.com.au
