Boomerang Way Tourist Park

Boomerang Way Tourist Park Overview

Look, I’ll be honest – when I first pulled up to Boomerang Way Tourist Park on Murray Street, I wasn’t expecting much. I mean, the name sounds pretty straightforward, right? But you know what struck me immediately? The place actually feels like it belongs in Tocumwal, not like some cookie-cutter accommodation that could be anywhere in Australia. It’s got this relaxed, unpretentious vibe that matches the whole Murray River town perfectly.

What really won me over was how the staff just… get it. They understand that most people staying here are either exploring the Murray or passing through on longer road trips, so they’ve set things up accordingly. The facilities are genuinely well-maintained – and I’m someone who notices when shower pressure is terrible or when Wi-Fi cuts out every five minutes, but honestly, no complaints here. The grounds are spacious enough that you’re not hearing your neighbor’s conversation through thin walls, which is more than I can say for some places I’ve stayed. There’s this nice mix of accommodation types too, so whether you’re in a cabin or camping, it doesn’t feel like anyone’s getting the short end of the stick.

Here’s the thing about Tocumwal that makes this place work so well – you’re literally a stone’s throw from the Murray, and the town itself has this perfect balance of having what you need without being touristy and overdone. From Boomerang Way, you can walk to the river easily (honestly, it’s maybe a five-minute stroll), and if you’re into fishing or just want to sit by the water with a beer, you’re sorted. The golf course is right there too if that’s your thing. What I really appreciated was the local knowledge – when I asked about good spots for an early morning walk, they didn’t just point me toward the obvious tourist trail, but mentioned this lovely stretch along the river where hardly anyone goes. Those kinds of insights actually matter when you’re trying to get a feel for a place, you know?

The practical stuff works well too – parking’s never an issue, check-in was straightforward, and they’ve got that sweet spot of being helpful without being hovering. I stayed during what they told me was a pretty busy period (apparently autumn gets packed with grey nomads, which makes total sense), but it never felt crowded or rushed. The only minor thing I’d mention is that if you’re planning to eat out, definitely ask them about restaurant hours – Tocumwal’s not huge, and some places close earlier than you might expect, especially midweek. But that’s hardly their fault, and they were good about pointing out which spots to hit when.

Bottom line – if you’re looking for somewhere comfortable and genuine in this part of the Murray region, Boomerang Way delivers without any fuss or pretense. It’s the kind of place that does what it says it’ll do, which honestly feels pretty refreshing these days.