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Corowa holiday rentals start at $113 AUD per night before taxes and fees
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Home Away From Home 1
Our 3 bedroom house is close to the golf course , 200m to the river. Next door to Home away from home 2 ..Book just this one or both houses for groups etc . It is across the road from playground and oval. The house has an outdoor BBQ area .The house is suited for up to 3 couples each with separate rooms or two families with children or a golfing group with 6 beds.Please read house rules We have 1 external security camera in the carport for security. Sorry no pets allowed PID -STRA REGISTERED
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STUDIO on Isabel. Country life on your door step.
This beautifully restored property started life in 1939.High ceilings complement an Art Deco ambience within. Known as the Studio it offers a double bedroom, a separate bathroom and an open plan kitchen complete with all appliances.Two split system air conditioners can provide comfort and a private courtyard offers open air relaxation. Corowa, birthplace of Federation, on the banks of the mighty Murray ,over which there are the wineries and restaurants of North Eastern Victoria to enjoy.
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Victoria House- Great Location!
Victoria House is a 1950’s weatherboard classic in the heart of Corowa. A short walk to Sanger St, the Corowa Whisky and Chocolate Factory and only a 200m stroll to the Majestic Murray River (at the end of the street) guests won’t need to get the car out! Victoria house is a 7 minute drive to Rutherglen and the surrounding wineries. Closer to All Saints, St Leonard’s, Cofields and Pfeifers Wineries than Rutherglen. Corowa is 30 minutes drive to Albury Wodonga and Yarrawonga Mulwala.
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The Glen Bakery-Self contained, Main St Rutherglen
Six bedroom self-contained accommodation in the heart of Main Street Rutherglen. House and converted bakehouse sleeps 10 people, suitable for couples, families or large groups. 1 King, 3 Queen, 2 twin rooms. Full kitchen facilities. 30 second walk from supermarket, Parker Pies, wine bar and pubs. 8 free bikes available for use. Private parking at the rear of the property. Perfect for groups exploring the regions wineries and gourmet offerings or housing wedding or golfing groups.
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The Bank 1912
This historic property can be found on the Main Street of Corowa. The first floor has been beautifully renovated with high quality fixtures and fittings, polished floor boards, pressed metal ceilings and staircase. It consists of 3 generous sized bedrooms, along with a spacious open-plan kitchen, dining area and living room. It is conveniently situated in walking distance to local cafes and attractions and only a short 10 minutes drive to the premier wine region of Rutherglen.
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Mutts On the Murray - Dogs Welcome
We are not just dog friendly we love dogs. Simple common sense dog rules mean your fur friend will feel 100% welcome. Those without dogs need not worry Mutts is kept spotlessly clean and is 5 Star standard. Location perfect 1 min walk to town, and 5 min walk to the Murray River. Something for everyone, easy walk to new Aquatic Centre, and adventure playground. Free WIFI, Netflix, Kayo, 2 TV Rooms, super WOW bathroom. Outdoor patio with big sky view. You won't want to leave.
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Vineyard Vista
A beautiful new spacious house suitable for 2-8 people, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms offering clean comfortable accommodation with a fabulous view from the balcony of vineyards and the rail trail. Tucked away in a peaceful location but located only a few minutes walk to Rutherglen's thriving main street with cafes, wine bars and gourmet restaurants. This house has the best of both worlds, tranquility and close to all Rutherglen has to offer. Come and have an unforgettable visit.
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The Gatehouse at Mount Ophir Estate
Our secluded Gatehouse is ideal for families or a group of friends looking for an easy high-country getaway. Designed for entertaining in mind, this self-contained house comfortably sleeps up to eight guests across four bedrooms and three bathrooms, with space for two additional guests on a double fold-out couch. Set in the heart of the Rutherglen wine region, The Gatehouse is just five minutes from town, close to cycling trails and some of the region's best wineries.
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Corowa Riverdeck - Waterfront
Absolute Waterfront property set on a large block with own private boat ramp & jetty. Catering for all your needs; Corowa Riverdeck is the perfect place to stay as a couple, with family or friends, or for business. Corowa Riverdeck accommodates 8 people with 2 bathrooms. The house sleeps 6 with two bedrooms & the additional studio room sleeps 2. Enjoy the magnificent view with direct access to the Murray river. Bedding is made up, linen & towels provided for guests
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Historic Wark Cottage
Wark Cottage (circa 1895) named after the original owner William Frederick Wark, has been meticulously restored to modern day standards while retaining its worker cottage roots. Original features throughout complete with pressed tin finishes, hardwood floors and working fireplace. Wark Cottage draws you back in time and creates a tranquil and relaxing place to locate yourself while visiting Chiltern and surrounds.
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Three minute walk to Whisky & Chocolate Factory
Situated centrally in Corowa, this family home is wonderful to experience in all seasons. With an outdoor pool and BBQ to enjoy in the hot summer months, and a cozy lounge to curl into after trips to nearby wineries in the winter, our property has all the warmth and charm of a country home. A 100 metres walk to the popular Corowa Whisky and Chocolate ensures ready access to good coffee as well.
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House on Honour
This house is just 10 min walk to the main street in Corowa and the river is a 5 min walk behind the property. The house has the perfect atmosphere to relax with family and friends; the area is spacious and has everything you need no matter how long the stay is, from one night to a couple of weeks. A saltwater pool is also available for guests use.
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When is the best time to visit Corowa?
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| Avg. price | $191 AUD | $200 AUD | $210 AUD | $222 AUD | $208 AUD | $205 AUD | $190 AUD | $178 AUD | $181 AUD | $187 AUD | $190 AUD | $187 AUD |
| Avg. temp | 25°C | 24°C | 21°C | 16°C | 12°C | 9°C | 8°C | 9°C | 12°C | 15°C | 19°C | 22°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Corowa?
Stay near Corowa’s riverfront for easy access to parks and eateries, or choose accommodations in historic neighborhoods close to local shops. Many rentals with gardens or outdoor spaces are available for families and groups.
What are the best things to do in Corowa with kids?
Children enjoy visiting the Federation Museum, exploring riverside parks, and chocolate making experiences at the Corowa Whisky and Chocolate Factory. Trails and playgrounds around town make it easy to spend time outdoors.
What are some of the best things to do in Corowa?
Visit the Corowa Whisky and Chocolate Factory, stroll historic streets, and relax by the Murray River. Federation Museum and local wineries are frequently suggested for cultural and tasting experiences.
How is the weather in Corowa?
Corowa has warm summers, often reaching 91°F (33°C), and cool winters, around 38–59°F (3–15°C). Rainfall is moderate year-round, so a light jacket and umbrella are useful for outdoor activities.
When is the best time to visit Corowa?
Spring and autumn are often recommended for mild temperatures and comfortable weather around 55–83°F (13–28°C). At these times, gardens bloom and seasonal events are frequently held throughout town.
What are the best places to visit in Corowa?
Corowa has historic sites, riverfront parks, and the Corowa Whisky and Chocolate Factory for those interested in local flavors. The Federation Museum is often recommended for its interpretation of the town’s historical significance.
What are some hiking trails in Corowa?
Corowa has riverside walking paths and bushland tracks that are often recommended for gentle strolls and birdwatching. Locals enjoy exploring the Murray River foreshore and nearby reserves, where seasonal wildflowers and native trees create a relaxed atmosphere.
What are some family activities we can do in Corowa?
Families can explore riverside playgrounds, visit the Federation Museum, or enjoy chocolate tasting at the Corowa Whisky and Chocolate Factory. Seasonal events and walking trails offer outdoor fun for children.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Corowa?
Corowa has easy access to wine regions, nature parks, and riverfront villages where you can explore walking trails, visit local markets, or learn about regional history. Heritage towns around the area and nearby regional art galleries are frequently suggested for day trips.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Corowa?
Many vacation rentals in Corowa welcome pets, including riverfront stays and cottages near town. Local parks and walking trails make it convenient to enjoy outdoor activities with your dog.
What are some local tips for visiting Corowa?
Bring comfortable shoes for walking historic streets and riverside paths, and check local event calendars for markets or festivals during your stay. Sampling regional produce and speaking with local makers can add depth to your visit.
What is Corowa known for?
Corowa is known for its role in Australian federation history, traditional wineries, and scenic Murray River landscapes. Local food and craft experiences, as well as river-based recreation, are part of its cultural identity.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Corowa?
Explore independent art spaces, stroll riverside reserves with quieter trails, or discover community markets known for regional produce. The town also has heritage buildings and shops where locally made goods are frequently suggested for unique finds.
What are the best foods to try in Corowa?
Corowa has traditional Australian dishes, local beef, and lamb, as well as artisan chocolates and whisky produced at the Corowa Whisky and Chocolate Factory. Regional cheeses and seasonal fruit are often recommended by local eateries.
What should I bring for a trip to Corowa?
Pack layers for changing weather, as temperatures range from 38–91°F (3–33°C) seasonally. Sunscreen, comfortable walking shoes, and an umbrella are helpful for exploring parks, river trails, and markets.
What is the nightlife in Corowa like?
Corowa’s nightlife includes relaxed pubs, licensed clubs, and casual riverfront eateries with live music nights at times. Neighborhood events and local bars provide opportunities for evening socializing.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Corowa?
Corowa hosts seasonal festivals celebrating food, wine, and local history, often in spring and autumn. Market days and art fairs are frequently suggested for visitors interested in community gatherings.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Corowa?
Corowa has a variety of family friendly vacation rentals, including cottages, houses, and apartments near parks or riverfront areas. Many stays feature outdoor spaces and easy access to kid-focused activities.
All about Corowa
As far south as you can travel in New South Wales, hugging the Victorian border, the town of Corowa may be small in population, but it’s big in history. Set on the northern bank of the mighty Murray — the longest river in the country, snaking from the Snowy Mountains to the Southern Ocean — this hamlet is where federation was born in 1901, with Australia’s six colonies uniting to form a federal parliament to govern the continent. Heritage buffs will delight in century-old stories, architecture, and artefacts across town.
But Corowa offers just as many allures for outdoor enthusiasts, who come here for adventures along the river — water-skiing, canoeing, fishing, houseboating, and swimming — as well as for the Murray’s plethora of national parks and wetlands of soaring redgums, where hiking, cycling, and bird-watching opportunities abound. The plentiful water supply also helps irrigate the region’s championship golf courses and postcard-perfect vineyards, the latter producing wines that have captured attention across Australia.
What are the top things to do in Corowa?
Golfing on More than a Dozen Courses
Golfers, pack your clubs and your stamina — the Murray region has more than 15 courses to choose from. There’s a 27-hole championship course and cinema, a 36-hole option whose on-site restaurant gets rave reviews, an 18-hole country club replete with lawn bowls, and another 18-hole resort with lawn bowls and croquet, among other options.
Soaking Up History at Corowa Federation Museum
If you’re an Australia federation fanatic, you can learn more about Corowa’s pivotal role in the event by following the self-guided Corowa History Trail (maps available online or from the visitor centre) and popping into the Corowa Federation Museum. The history-making activities of 1901 are also celebrated with wine, food, and music at the Corowa Federation Festival every January.
Exploring the Rutherglen Wine Region
Just 15 minutes south from Corowa, over the Murray into Victoria, you’ll find — and fall in love with — the bucolic Rutherglen wine region. Cellar doors, farm-to-table restaurants, weekend markets, and tiny towns dot the countryside and speak of a land as rich in charm and culture as its patron town to the north is in history.