The town of Robinvale is located between the Murray River towns of Mildura and Swan Hill in the north-west of Victoria.

Robinvale is situated on a peninsula of land surrounded on three sides by the Murray River, making it an attractive holiday spot. Around Robinvale are irrigated fruit and vegetable farms as well as a number of wineries, including McWilliams Wines which has its largest vineyard right in the town.

Robinvale is attractive and well-laid out, featuring wide streets and well-maintained gardens. The Murray River offers a number of points of interest to visitors close to the town, including the Euston Weir and Lock 15, plus various picnic spots, walking tracks and scenic viewing spots along the river. Other attractions in Robinvale include the historic Robinswood Homestead, the huge windmill at the northern entrance to town which is claimed to be the largest in the Southern Hemisphere, and the Rural Life Museum, located at the visitor information centre.

	Hattah-Kulkyne National Park Located west of Robinvale, this park is typical Mallee country with extensive low scrub and open native pine woodlands featuring a network of freshwater lakes seasonally filled by creeks connected to the Murray River
	Murray-Kulkyne Regional Park Fronting the Murray River and adjoining the Hattah-Kulkyne National Park west of Robinvale, it is noted for its variety of riverine landforms on the floodplains of the Murray River and offers activities including camping, caravanning, fishing, boating, swimming and walking

	Robinvale & Euston Information for visitors including touring guides, accommodation, attractions and shopping
	River Murray - Robinvale Tourism guide covering Robinvale and the towns and attractions along the entire length of the Murray River
	Walkabout - Robinvale A travel guide with information on the history of the area and things to see

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