About Banrock Station Wine and Wetland Centre
Banrock Station Wine and Wetland Centre is a combined winery and ecotourism destination on the Murray River floodplain near Kingston-on-Murray in the Riverland region of South Australia. Established around a restored Ramsar-listed wetland, it is notable for integrating commercial viticulture with large-scale wetland conservation, offering wine tasting, dining, and extensive boardwalks and bird hides for observing native flora and fauna within the Loxton Waikerie council area.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a cellar door for wine tasting, a restaurant with Murray River views, and a visitor centre with interpretive displays. The site features extensive wetlands with elevated boardwalks, walking trails and bird hides overlooking lagoons and floodplains. The landscape includes vineyards, restored wetlands, river red gums and open water, with opportunities for self-guided walks, birdwatching and photography.
Key highlights
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Ramsar-listed restored wetland on the Murray River floodplain
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Elevated boardwalks and bird hides for wildlife observation
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Cellar door wine tasting featuring Banrock Station wines
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Wetland interpretive centre with environmental displays
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Walking trails through vineyards and floodplain habitats