🍇 Explore Renmark South Australia ~ Things to do in and around Renmark

🍇 Explore Renmark South Australia ~ Things to do in and around Renmark
Renmark is the largest town in the Riverland region and is located 258 kilometres northeast of Adelaide. This area is best known for its lovely fresh produce, especially oranges and grapes; in fact, it is the largest wine region in Australia.
The historic town of Renmark was established in 1887 on a sweeping bend on the River Murray and has a beautiful and accessible riverfront area. It is a popular holiday destination with cafes, restaurants, pubs and clubs to enjoy the regional produce.
00:00 Introduction
01:16 Arrosto Coffee
01:35 Matulick Riverfront Trail includes the water play area
03:54 Paringa Bridge
04:15 Paringa Silo Art
04:42 Headings Cliffs Lookout
05:30 Rustons Distillery and Rose Garden
06:25 More things to do in Renmark
During our recent visit to Renmark we started the day at Arrosto Coffee and then wandered along the Matulick Riverfront trail on the banks of the River Murray. We then headed over to Paringa to see the bridge and silo art before venturing out to the Headings Cliffs lookout. We finished the day at Ruston’s Distillery and Rose Garden.
Arrosto Coffee is located in the old Renmark Fire Station and is open daily for coffee, cakes and other treats. You can enjoy your coffee in the fire station-themed cafe or outside in the family-friendly backyard.
The Matulick trail starts at the Visitor Centre and meanders 1.75 kilometres along the riverfront. There are interpretive signs that provide information on historical events and places along the path.
The Renmark Hotel was established in 1897 and is Australia’s first and oldest community-owned hotel. The family-friendly Renmark Club was originally a Gentleman's Club that was built on the edge of the river in 1909.
At the Taylor Riverfront precinct, you can splash in the Harry Clark Water Play area and enjoy lovely views of the River from the 24-metre deck area. The Murray River Queen was built in 1974 and is one of the oldest and largest paddle boats on the River; it is now permanently moored at the wharf and used for boutique accommodation.
This sculpture commemorates David Ruston who was known for his development of roses and was awarded an Order of Australia in 1984 for services to horticulture.
The Paringa Bridge is a suspension bridge built in 1927 it forms part of the Sturt Highway, carrying traffic across the Murray River between Renmark and Paringa. The bridge can be raised to allow large riverboats to pass underneath it.
The Artworks on the Paringa Silo were created and painted by Jack Fran and Sam Brooks; they feature four distinct images linked together by soaring pelicans.
The Headings Cliffs lookout is a 10-minute drive from Paringa, and here you will see the unique, rich colours of the golden limestone cliffs; it's a lovely spot for photographers.
Rustons Distillery is a boutique distillery with a range of gins all carefully handcrafted and distilled onsite. You can also wander around Rustons Rose Garden, one of the largest private rose gardens in the Southern Hemisphere.
Other things you can do in Renmark are the Olivewood Historic Homestead and Museum, The Woolshed Brewery located in the historic 100-year-old shearing sheds of Wilkadene Station, Twenty Third Street Distillery, and Angove’s and Mallee Estate Wineries.
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[@brettcranston3676]

Great video, well done guys

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Thanks so much! Really appreciate your great comment.

[@lc79tourer26]

Great video but the Murray River Queen is one of the youngest paddle boats not the oldest and the Paringa Bridge is not a suspension bridge, it is a truss bridge. A well known suspension bridge is the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco where the deck is suspended from overhead cables. Not trying to be picky just accurate.

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Thank you very much for the accurate update; much appreciated. 🙂

[@RaikouRain]

my mums houseboat is on the silo

[@wanderexplorediscover7384]

That is so cool! I just watched the video again to see it. Thanks for letting us know 🙂