Buronga Riverside Tourist Park
Buronga Riverside Tourist Park
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Buronga NSW 2739
Australia
Buronga Riverside Tourist Park is located opposite the Mildura Wharf on the Murray River and is the closest park to the Mildura central business district.
An award winning park, Buronga Riverside has the most relaxing atmosphere set on twenty three acres of natural bushland and abundant wildlife.
With over 100 powered spacious sites, of which 26 are absolute river frontage and unlimited un-powered sites, large motor homes to one man tents are well catered for. Drive through sites are also plentiful. Amenities are second to none in the district. Standard and en suite cabins are also available.
Swimming pool, free gas barbeques, gas bottle refills, fishing from our river banks, boat ramp, ice, bait and a well stocked kiosk are all available at the Park.
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