Showing posts with label Renmark. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Renmark. Show all posts

Monday, 6 July 2026

Renmark Sunset, South Australia.

Renmark South Australia is 1,220 km from home here in Launceston and of course taking the Ferry across the sea is necessary if you take your car or car and caravan as we did some years ago.  There are many places to stay, Hotel, Motel or a Caravan Park where we stayed, with the River Murray at our door.  

These photos were taken of the River Murray on one of our visits there looking towards one of the Hotels.  There are about 4,700 residents in the town and 10,274 people in the wider population. The photos are in order as taken. 

There are paddle steamers on the River Murray so a nice cruise can be taken.

Also grown in the area are citrus fruit, wine grapes, almonds, figs, cumquats, olives, persimmons, avocados, walnuts, pistachios and bush produce. 

Winter has finally arrived here in Launceston, Tasmania.





Friday, 2 October 2015

The Renmark Area in South Australia.

Cool mornings at Renmark but the days were beautiful with the sun shining warming ones bones.
This is where I first used the washing machine in the caravan, and it was bliss.

The caravan park we stayed in was really wonderful.  A selection of photos I have chosen to view, at times it was difficult to select. 'which one'.

Renmark is on the banks of the Murray River, plenty of houses boats to have a holiday in if one wishes.  It's a rural town 31 meters above sea level.
Just out of Renmark many vineyards and a few mandarins on the trees, ready to be picked.



 A maintenance man in the caravan park.


 That's our van, the doors the otherside.


A sunset from the caravan park.


A few house boats on the right in the distance.


In the town these fountains of a different type.  One can walk all the way around on a footpath with grass on one side and water on the other. 


The Renmark Hotel, the Murray River behind the grass.


A closer view of a houseboat.