About Overland Corner Hotel
The Overland Corner Hotel is a heritage-listed historic hotel at Overland Corner on the Murray River in South Australia's Riverland, about 25 km north of Berri. Built in 1859-1860 to serve drovers on the Overland Stock Route, it is one of the region's oldest surviving hotels. Constructed of local stone, it is notable for its colonial architecture, riverfront setting and continuous operation as a hotel.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a restored single-storey stone hotel set on a cliff overlooking the Murray River with wide verandas, historic interiors and river views. The site includes the main bar and dining rooms, beer garden and outdoor seating, interpretive displays about the Overland Stock Route and local history, and surrounding open riverland landscape with access to lookouts and walking areas near the river.
Key highlights
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Heritage-listed stone hotel built in 1859-1860 for the Overland Stock Route
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Scenic location on cliffs above the Murray River
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Original colonial architecture with verandas and historic bar and dining rooms
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Interpretive history displays about drovers, river trade and early settlement
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River views and proximity to Murray River National Park and Katarapko floodplains