Welcome to Birch Motel Tocumwal, where history unfolds in this charming town with a captivating past. Named after an Aboriginal term meaning “deep hole” or “pit,” Tocumwal boasts a folklore tied to a native spirit that once emerged from the ground at the Blow Hole, a fascinating granite formation at the Rocks.

Established in the 1850s, the town’s early buildings emerged near the present town site. The iconic Tocumwal Hotel, built in 1861, served as a regular stop for Cobb & Co. coaches and paddle steamers on the Murray River. With its historic Tocumwal Bridge, Tuppal Woolshed, and significant World War II contributions, Tocumwal holds a wealth of stories. Embrace the allure of its past at Birch Motel Tocumwal, where history is just the beginning of your unforgettable Murray River journey.