Lock 7

Lock 7 Wentworth is a river lock located at the confluence of the Rufus River with Murray River.

It is part of a network of river locks that maintain the water levels and navigability of the Murray. Visitors can enjoy the scenic views of the Murray River, camp at the self-sufficient campground, and explore the workings of the lock.

The campground at Lock 7 offers a cozy spot for visitors to pitch a tent and enjoy the wonders of the Murray River. With stunning views of the river, visitors can watch boats and experience the serene atmosphere. The campground also provides a grassy area with shade trees, perfect for picnicking and bird watching. Amenities such as toilets, drinking fountains, and potable water taps are available.

Visitors to Lock 7 have the opportunity to learn about the network of river locks and their role in maintaining the flow and water levels of the Murray. Informative tours are available to explore the workings of the lock and understand its significance in the local ecosystem.

The best time to visit Lock 7 is during the summer months of December to February when the weather is warm and sunny. To reach Lock 7, visitors can drive to Wentworth, located in the far southwest corner of New South Wales. It is approximately 1,100 kilometers from Sydney and 600 kilometers from Melbourne. Alternatively, visitors can fly to Mildura Airport, which is about 30 kilometers from Wentworth, and then take a rental car or public transport to the lock.

Lock 7 Wentworth offers a unique opportunity to appreciate the beauty and significance of the Murray River while enjoying a peaceful camping experience in