Our Town
An agricultural hub with a warm Mediterranean climate
Located in North-West Victoria on one of the most beautiful and user-friendly stretches of the mighty Murray River, the regional town of Robinvale is widely considered one of the most diverse and multi-cultural communities in the state of Victoria. At RDHS, that’s something we’re very proud of, and it reflects in our workforce.
Community members from various backgrounds, ethnicities, and religions all come together to make up the diverse and exciting town of Robinvale, with many coming to the area for employment and now calling Robinvale their permanent home. Robinvale’s population is estimated to be around 8,000, but fluctuates depending on the time of year. The community is made up of more than 45 nationalities, with around 40 per cent of residents being born overseas.
The traditional land owners are the Latji Latji people, and to this day Robinvale boasts a large Indigenous Australian population that as a community, we are extremely proud of.
Steeped in history, Robinvale is an agricultural and horticultural hub, with a warm Mediterranean climate ideal for table and wine grapes, olive groves, almonds, pistachios, carrots, citrus fruit, avocados and much more.
Suited to both families and singles, Robinvale has everything you need to live a life of comfort and adventure, including schools, retail stores, an array of churches and places of worship, delicious cuisine from around the globe and sporting clubs, including rugby, football, basketball, netball and cricket.
Robinvale is also connected to Euston, on the New South Wales side of the river by a bridge, with RDHS servicing both townships and residents.
As a rural community, it is still easily accessible and connected to larger towns, the nearest airport and rural city (Mildura) is a short 45-minute drive away, Swan Hill under 2 hours drive, and Melbourne and Adelaide around 5 hours, you’ll have everything you need at your disposal!
