Cobdogla Irrigation Museum
Park Terrace, Cobdogla
Tel: (08) 8588 2289 (Barmera Visitor Information Centre)
The museum originally was a major project to commemorate South
Australia’s 150th birthday. It focuses on the area’s irrigation history,
particularly the unique Humphrey Pumps. Contact Barmera Visitor
Information for opening times.

Olivewood
Cnr Renmark and Twenty-first Streets, Renmark
Tel: (08) 8586 6175
This 1880's wooden-floored house was originally designed as a Canadian log cabin for the Chaffey brothers from Canada, who established the irrigation and fruit growing area of Renmark. It remains a working orangery and the orchard is fully operational, including its famous olive trees. Devonshire teas available.
Open: Mon 10am-4pm, Tues 2pm-4pm, Thurs-Sun 10am-4pm. Groups by
appointment only.

Overland Corner Hotel, Overland Corner and Heron Bend Reserve
Old Coach Road, Overland Corner
Tel: (08) 8588 7021
The first stage of construction of the Overland Corner Hotel began in 1859. An underground water tank, dug in 1872, is still in existence. From 1897–1913 the Hotel was a post office. Artefacts are on display throughout the hotel and in the Old Post Office. Heron Bend Reserve covers 17ha and is an attractive picnic area. The reserve, located on a scenic gum-lined section of the river, has a backdrop of high limestone cliffs. The hotel continues to be a social gathering place. Facilities available include a front bar, a la carte dining, morning and afternoon teas and outdoor dining. Coaches/groups are welcome by appointment and camping is permitted. Contact the hotel for more information.
Hotel open: Tues, Wed & public holidays 11am-6pm, Thurs-Sun 11am-late, closed Christmas Day and Good Friday. Group bookings available by prior arrangement.
Reserves open: all year round except during wet conditions.

Napper’s Accommodation House
North Lake Bonney, Barmera
Tel: (08) 8588 2521
Built in 1863 by William Napper as an accommodation hotel and storeroom, the house was an important stopping place on the overland stock route. The building is now in ruins.
Open: at all times.

Wilabalangaloo
Sturt Highway, 4 km NE of Berri on Renmark Road
Tel: (08) 8582 1804
Wilabalangaloo was part of the huge Cobdogla Station in 1846. Walking
tracks along the river provide magnificent views of red sandstone cliffs.
There are valuable remnants of native vegetation including five species of
arid zone trees gazetted as protected plants.
Open: daily, closed during the Riverland fire ban season.