100 metres from town centre on the bank of the Wimmera River and the edge of the Little Desert National Park. Ideal location for tranquil camping and caravanning, bushwalking, fishing, canoeing, swimming and water-skiing.

Conveniently located halfway between Adelaide and Melbourne, the Lodge is 16km South of Nhill just off the Western Highway and approximately an hours drive from Horsham. It is situated on the edge of the pristine Little Desert National Park

Located near the heart of Dimboola, The Victoria Hotel offers accomodation, dining, drive through bottle shop, and bar. The Victoria Hotel is only a 2 min walk to the shops or 5 min to the river.

Featuring an outdoor swimming pool and a snack bar, Motel Dimboola is just 24 minutes’ drive from Horsham town centre. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi and free parking on-site.

Acacia Motor Inn @ Nhill (formally known as Motel Halfway) offers a range of motel rooms to suit our guests. With a pool and BBQ area in a garden setting makes for perfect place to unwind after a long day of driving. There is plenty of onsite parking with room for trailers and off street parking for larger vehicles.

A peaceful tranquil holiday or one filled with activities the choice is yours Riverside Host Farm offers comfortable self contained cabins situated on a working farm that operates using Vintage machinery and working horses Located on the banks of the Wimmera River and adjoining the Little Desert National Park.

A large, open and shady campground on the banks of the Wimmera River, in Little Desert National Park. A great spot if you want to be on the edge of the river. The campground is very large and level, however doesn't have a lot of grass cover (mainly dirt). There are basic toilets, pit fires as well as many picnic tables scattered throughout the camping area.

An alternative to Horseshoe Bend Campground, right on the Wimmera River. This is also a fairly large, level campground with direct access to the river. There are pit toilets, picnic tables and large mature trees for shade. There is also a walk that follows the river up to Horseshoe Bend Campground. At dawn is the best time to see the abundant wildlife.