Rich River Tourist Park

Seeking a quiet, bush park a five-minute drive from Echuca? Check out Rich River Tourist Park a short stroll from the sandy banks of the Murray River.

Wake up to bird calls on large, private landscaped campsites; if you’re lucky, you may even spot the resident frog-mouth owl.

YOUR STAY AT RICH RIVER TOURIST PARK

Whether you’re travelling as a couple, with family or friends you’re sure to find accommodation to suit your needs. Take shelter on large powered and unpowered sites, with ensuite, artificial grass and drive-through options for fuss-free stays.

If it’s lodgings you seek, rest up in a neat six-berth ensuite cabin, with dedicated pet-friendly cabins available year-round. Then, catch up with family and new-found friends at two barbecue areas and an inviting, timber-clad camp kitchen that was recently upgraded.

ACTIVE AT RICH RIVER TOURIST PARK

Cool off in the relaxing pool, enjoy the great games room with table tennis and pool table and the excellent facilities in this well-maintained, pet-friendly park.

And with no absolute beach frontage to warrant worry, Rich River Tourist Park is a great for young kids. A short walk will take you to the sandy banks of the Murray River. It’s close to a boat ramp too, if you’re keen to catch fish.

There’s bush walks and bike trails too if you’re keen to explore more.

EXPLORING ECHUCA

Echuca is such a beautiful town and part of its charm is that it sits right on the Murray River. Of course, what’s the point of visiting Echuca without actually taking a trip along the Murray in one of its iconic paddlesteamers? Board one at Riverboat Dock with PS Emmylou one of its most famous.

For a dose of yesteryear, inspect Echuca’s historic wharf, a sawmill, rail siding and steam display and the fabulous Port of Echuca Discovery Centre. Then, check out significant motoring moments at the National Holden Motor Museum.

A fan of the Murray River’s beautiful bounty? Why not harvest your own at The Strawberry Pick straight from the market gardens. And, while you’re there, learn how to make your jam then pick your own seasonal flowers.