Tooleybuc
The most relaxing Adelaide–Sydney stopover point, and a welcoming destination for all.
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. The region has recently experienced significant growth through production of almond and pistachio nuts.
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.
Spring Must-Do’s in Tooleybuc
Cast a Line in the Murray
Spring brings warm days and gentle breezes — perfect for fishing along the Murray River. With the riverbanks lush and birdlife active, anglers of all levels can enjoy casting a line in scenic surrounds. Whether you’re hoping to land a prized Murray cod or simply relax in the sunshine, Tooleybuc offers an ideal riverside escape for fishing enthusiasts.
Tee Off on the Murray
Enjoy a sunny round at the Tooleybuc Sporting Club’s scenic nine-hole golf course. The riverside setting is alive with colour, and the mild Spring weather makes for a perfect day on the green. You can also try your hand on the club’s tiff dwarf grass bowling greens — visitors are always welcome to join the friendly country atmosphere.
Sip and Savour at Andrew Peace Wines
Celebrate the season with a visit to Andrew Peace Wines Cellar Door. Nestled along the banks of the Murray, this family-owned winery invites you to sample its award-winning range in a relaxed setting. Sip crisp whites or light reds that pair beautifully with the fresh, vibrant feel of Spring, and take in the vineyard as it bursts back to life.
Wander Along the Murray
Take a leisurely walk along the Tooleybuc River Walk — a 1.7km path from the historic bridge to the golf club. Lush new foliage, blossoming plants, and warm breezes make it a delightful way to reconnect with nature and soak in the peaceful riverside atmosphere.
Fresh Country Fare
Spring is the season for fresh, flavourful dishes, and the Tooleybuc Country Club Hotel delivers with a paddock-to-plate menu celebrating local produce. From crisp salads and seasonal mains to light, sweet desserts, there’s something to satisfy every Spring appetite.
Picnic in the Park
Welcome the fresh Spring air with a picnic at Mensforth Park, nestled along the Murray River. Spread out under the sunshine, enjoy the blooming surroundings, and let the kids explore the playground. With an outdoor kitchen, BBQs, and the undercover deck at the nearby Bridge Keepers Cottage, it’s the ideal spot for a relaxed Spring day with family and friends.
Be Amazed at the Second Largest Mallee Root
Discover a natural wonder this Spring with a visit to the Giant Mallee Root — the largest in NSW and the second largest in the world, officially recognised by Guinness World Records. While in town, step into the Tooleybuc Sports Club to see the rare and endangered Dinosaur Ant on display. Two fascinating attractions to explore on your Spring getaway.
Celebrate Historic Engineering
Enjoy a sunny Spring stroll to the historic Tooleybuc Bridge, built in 1925. This heritage-listed timber truss and steel lift-span bridge over the Murray River is both striking and significant. Still in operation today, it proudly showcases early 20th-century engineering and the spirit of cross-border connection.
Unique Photography Opportunities
Spring brings Yanga National Park — just 35 minutes north of Tooleybuc — to life in a burst of colour and wildlife. Wander through the historic Yanga Homestead, spot native birds around Lake Yanga, and capture the beauty of wetlands bathed in golden Spring light. With wildflowers, clear skies, and tranquil waters, it’s a photographer’s dream in the warmer months.