This is a part of Australia that offers more.
A landscape that’s framed by an iconic river and lake to the south, broad open
plains and a lake to the north, big skies above and rich red earth below.
With our diverse geography, we offer a diversity of experience – from great food
to the great outdoors, from world-class golf to watersport adventures – and
all bound together with a proud heritage. It was in the town of Corowa that
federation was born – of great things coming together – and that sums us up
today. A place of diversity and choice.

Here, there’s more to see, more to taste, more to do, more to experience.

This is where you can drive right up to the water’s edge, set up camp or cast a
line without a care. Everything is open, and everything is easy.

Away from the pace of modern life, this is where you can spend more quality
time. Back to nature. Back to what matters. Back to simple pleasures.

Because at the end of the day, sometimes less is more, and we’re about that too.

This is where there’s more to discover.
This is where there’s more to life.

Corowa has many great local Attractions from Gallery 294, Corowa Distilling CO and Savernake Ecoheritage Tours.

Max’s Motor Museum is located in the Industrial Estate and has many cars on display including vintage Fords, Morris’ and a fully working free standing V12 engine. This privately owned collection is on display to the public, just give them a call and they will be there to welcome you inside, bring the grandkids down and show them what cars were like when you were their age.

A classic Art Deco house is the perfect venue for Gallery 294 featuring a wide range of Arts and Crafts of a very high standard. The Gallery has a continually changing exhibition and sale of the works of the talented artists and craftspeople of Corowa and the surrounding region. Gallery 294 conducts workshops run by members of the co-operative or specialist craftspeople.

Redlands Hill Reserve, located near Corowa NSW, represents a Grey Box Grassy Woodlands, which is considered an Endangered Ecological Community (EEC). The reserve boasts four walking trails, developed in 1997 by the joint efforts of Corowa District Landcare and the former Corowa Shire. All the tracks are rated easy, with no bushwalking experience required, with the shortest track being 0.7 kilometres and the longest being 1.7 kilometres. Signs are up to give visitors insights into the reserve’s environment, plants and animals.

The reserve also hosts information on prominent artists, Tommy McRae and Tom Roberts. Tommy McRae (1835-1901) was an Aboriginal stockman based on nearby Brocklesby Station, and Tom Roberts painted the famous ‘Shearing the Rams’ painting in a shearing shed on Brocklesby Station in 1890. A replica of the shearing shed, which burned down in the 60’s, is located in the reserve.

Listed as one of the top 10 up and coming whisky distillery’s in the world in 2017 and named a ‘whisky brand’ of the future by ‘the spirit business’, Corowa Distilling Co in a historic and alluring 1920’s flour mill repurposed to be more than just another tourist attraction.