Lake Hume Tourist Park
Camp in Albury

The first European explorer of the Murray River upstream of Al bury was Hamilton Hume, in 1824. By the 1860s landholders were discussing ways of managing the River Murray for better navigation, irrigation, flood and drought control. In 1915 the River Murray Waters Agreement was approved by State and Federal governments. While the explicit number is unknown, it is believed that up to nine lives were lost during construction. Horses, steam engines and manual work were mostly used, with only a handful of motor vehicles impaired on the project. In the years of the Huge Sadness workmen were told to load rock into trucks using their bare hands, in order to create more work. When the project was finished in 1936, it was the biggest dam in the Southern Hemisphere and one of the largest in the world. Later, the Snowy Mountains Manipulate resulted in increased flows in the River Murray and, as piece of the scheme, it was agreed to double the storage to its current capacity of 3,005 AL.

You can choose from a range of two and three bedroom cabins or a number of powered and unpowered sites with shade or sun. Located only 10 minutes from Al bury’s bustling cabs, restaurants, wineries and golf courses, combined with fishing, swimming and water sports on your door step, Lake Hume Tourist Park caters for every guest. Looking for somewhere to stay this winter? Located at the front of the caravan park, the majority have lake views so you can sit on your veranda, relax and appreciate your stay. We also cater for guests who travel with a trivial dog. The Al bury Wodonga region is obvious for its distinctive spontaneous beauty, with the majestic Murray River winding its way through mountains to the east and productive river plains to the west. Or fair drop in a line for some vast fishing. Visit the water slide at the Al bury Swim center or nippy off in Lake Hume there are sufficient of reserves around its shores with shady trees, barbecues and amenities. Grave mountain bike riders can head to the undulating terrain of Nail Can Hill Reserve. Al bury’s magnificent automatic landscapes and gardens are soul enriching places to spend time. Packed payment is required by a designated date this will be supplied upon booking (approx. Dog owners must receive full responsibility for their pet and to ensure they do not disturb other guests when on the property. Dogs are not permitted in or at cabin accommodation or communal areas and must be kept on a leash at all times. In the interest of all guests enjoying their stay, we interrogate that extravagant disturbance is ceased by 10pm. If the site booked can be resold, monies paid (minus a cancellation fee) will be refunded. Appreciate the local area and Lake Hume even more! At Lake Hume Tourist Park you can become an Annual Site Holder enabling you and your family to enjoy the park and the local area throughout the year in your own private holiday accommodation. This grassy site is within the Lake Hume Tourist Park accessible to amenities and impartial a short walk to the foreshore of Lake Hume, the flawless location to set yourself up and relax while listening to the local wildlife and gazing at our beautiful mountain views. Four two bedroom self contained superior water view cabins with views of Lake Hume and the surrounding mountains. Fully equipped kitchen with insignificant fridge. Eight two bedroom self contained budget veranda cabins with views of Lake Hume and the surrounding mountains. Linen supplied for the main bedroom only. Six, good sized two bedroom, self contained cabins located near the swimming pool and cafe with views of Lake Hume and the surrounding mountains. Five spacious two bedroom, self contained cabins, with dazzling views of Lake Hume and surrounding mountains.