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LOVED Barham lived in Cohuna in my younger days birth to 21 and I can certainly see the difference. I will come back and am going to bring friends with us next time. The club has certainly changed in fifty years nowhere as strict as it was in the 60's an 70's and the food compared to other RSL clubs we have been to is a lot more expensive 2 Roast lambs and vegetables cost $60 and wasnt that great so probably would search out other places to eat. Overall w enjoyd Barham

Great if you are a lawn bowler because of the double dome greens. The locals are very friendly and the murray river is wonderful but not much else in Barham. The golf course looked emaculate but noone there.

Close to river.and the club across the road.walking distance to the shops.clean and nice rooms.local pubs just down the road.The club should stay open a little longer.But over all it was a nice place to stay

The bistro had fabulous food, and I would recommend it to anyone. The Chinese restaurant did not meet my expectations, the food was not what I had expected. It is very easy to get around Barham, with the main shopping area just a block from the accommodation. If you like fishing, the river is not far away, and the new bowling facility is perfect for everyone.

A nice pretty little town on the river . Its very easy to get about a look . Some nice walks along the river. A few nice dining options but bookings required during any holiday periods. We ate at the Barham Club which was nice experience with good food and atmosphere .

Great country town on the Murray. Very welcoming and genuine people. Great redgum statue walk along the Koondrook side of the river. Got the best coffee from Stiff Shot Coffee, the little grey and purple van - to die for.