Barham Koondrook
Charm, character and year-round river activities await visitors to these twin towns.
Barham (NSW) and Koondrook (Victoria), located on the mighty Murray River, are easily-reached options for a day trip, weekend or extended holiday.
Not surprisingly, many activities here are based around the iconic Murray River including wetland cruises, fishing, camping, bushwalking, boating and canoeing. Combine these with a diverse and exciting range of eateries, a collection of individual country retail shops, niche farm-gate experiences and our many unique markets and events, and you’ll quickly see why Barham Koondrook has much to offer anyone looking for a refreshing change of scenery.



Summer Highlights in Barham
Get Active: Embrace the summer warmth and enjoy Barham’s stunning outdoors. Stroll along the Koondrook Barham Redgum Statue Walk, where 17 intricately carved redgum statues tell the story of the twin towns. Or explore Federation Reserve for a scenic and leisurely experience by the riverbanks.
Immerse Yourself in Nature: Dive into summer adventures with kayaking, bushwalking, camping, or fishing in the Murray River, known for its Murray Cod and golden perch. Cool off at the safe swimming hole by the sandbar near the caravan park or enjoy a relaxing bike ride along Barham Riverside Walk. Riverside Park offers a shaded spot for picnics and unwinding.
Celebrate Seasonal Delights and Fresh Produce: Discover the Murrabit Market on the first Saturday of each month, featuring over 80 stalls of fresh produce, handmade crafts, plants, and more, perfect for summer feasts.
Indulge in Local Artisan Produce and Boutique Wineries: Sip wine under the summer sun at Barham Vines, surrounded by vines and river redgums. Restdown Wines offers organic, low-sulphite wines and share platters brimming with local seasonal flavors. Stock up on summer delights at Bundarra Berkshires, Barham Avocados, and Redgum Grove’s farmgate stall.



Enjoy Retail Therapy: Barham offers a collection of unique country retail and niche shopping experiences. Whether you’re looking for chic homewares or trendy fashion pieces, Barham has plenty to offer.
Discover Historic Charm: Take a moment to admire the iconic Barham Bridge over the Murray River. Built in 1904, this historic bridge is one of only two of its design type. Visit the Border Flywheelers Museum to see artifacts celebrating the farming community along the Murray-Darling Basin.
Tee Off: Barham is a premier golfing destination along the Murray River. The Barham Golf Course, nestled amid natural bush surroundings, features a sequence of magnificent grass greens and challenging bunkers on its 18-hole championship course. The Barham Golf Resort offers fully self-contained units and caravan ensuite sites for a complete golfing getaway. If you prefer bowls, the Barham Bowls Club hosts social competitions on Tuesday and Saturday afternoons, where visitors are always welcome to join and enjoy a great meal.