Lone Pine Motel - Corowa 

Damien and Mila Hynes and their family extend an invitation to you to come and stay with us in Corowa. We provide a quiet relaxing atmosphere whether you are on holidays or on business. You can stay a day or stay a week. The Lone Pine Motel is between the new Federation Bridge and the centre of Corowa. It is located in a quiet street 150 metres from the Murray River. There is a boat ramp at the end of the street. Our motel has 10 units. Each unit has separate bedroom and lounge. The units are self contained with a range of cooking facilities. Breakfasts are also served. There is a covered barbeque area and a salt water pool. The Rutherglen wineries are easy to access with the closest being only 2.5kms across the new bridge. There is also good access for those travelling north to the Newell Highway at Narrandera or coming from that direction. Corowa is centrally located to all the towns and attractions of north-east Victoria and southern NSW.

Things to see and do in Corowa:
Corowa is a prosperous country town with a population of nearly 6000. Located on the Murray River, Corowa is 600 km southwest of Sydney via the Hume Highway. Lake Mulwala and the Rutherglen Wine Regions are popular local attractions. The district has long been a producer of wool, wine grapes, timber and gold mining. The first winery in the district was established as early as 1851. Dr Lindeman puchased a local vineyard in 1872 and established Corowa winery in 1877.In 1838, John Foord arrived with 1000 head of cattle looking for fresh grazing land. Foord established a 30 000-acre ranch known as 'Wahgunyah' on the south side of the Murray. Foord was a successful business man who ran flour mills and steamships that serviced the growing gold mining industries of Beechworth and Rutherglen. As the region grew, Foord purchased the north side of the river from the NSW government and named the community North Wahgunyah which was later renamed Corowa.The region was originally owned by the Wiradjuri Aborigines. Corowa comes from their language where the word 'currawa', means either 'rocky river' or refers to the curra pine; once found in abundance in the area. Finding Us
The Lone Pine is between the new Federation Bridge and the centre of Corowa. It is located in a quiet street 150 metres from the Murray River.