Overland Corner Hotel

Overland Corner Hotel serves as a significant historical landmark in Kingston-On-Murray, dating back to 1859. Originally constructed to support overland drovers, the building features thick limestone walls and authentic colonial design elements. The venue includes a licensed bar, dining facilities and an on-site museum showcasing regional artefacts and geological history. It is positioned a short distance from the Banrock Station Wetlands, making it a frequent stop for travellers exploring the South Australian Riverland. The establishment offers a range of local wines and craft beers produced within the region. Its outdoor area accommodates large groups for live music events and casual dining under established trees. Visitors can access walking trails that lead to nearby limestone cliffs and fossil sites. The pub maintains its original character while providing modern amenities for tourists and local residents. It provides a functional space for social gatherings and educational visits regarding the early settlement history of the Murray River corridor.