Blanchetown, a charming township along the Murray River, is renowned for its historic Lock 1, the first of 13 locks and weirs built on the river, completed in 1922. The town offers picturesque views of the river and surrounding cliffs, with the old bridge providing excellent vantage points. Visitors can enjoy the Blanchetown Hotel, a 150-year-old heritage-listed establishment, and explore the Brookfield Conservation Park, home to the southern hairy-nosed wombat. The area also features fossil-rich cliffs and a variety of accommodation options, including houseboats and caravan parks.
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