At Trentham Waters Resort, life doesn’t just happen near the river – it flows with it. Designed for those who find their freedom behind the wheel of a boat or the pull of a tow rope, the resort is a sanctuary for water lovers who want more than just a place to stay – they want a place to launch, play, unwind, and come back to.

Every detail at Trentham Waters has been carefully considered to elevate the experience for wakeboarders, skiers, anglers, and anyone drawn to the pulse of the Murray River. With two private jetties, a purpose-built boat ramp, storage bays, and cleaning facilities, the resort offers river access that’s both seamless and secure – so the only thing guests need to think about is how early they want to catch the glass.

And for those travelling with their pride and joy in tow, there’s no compromise. Villas have been designed with space for both a car and a boat, with the freedom to park, unpack, and relax – no jockeying for space, no hassle, just the luxury of ease.

At the heart of this river-focused vision is a partnership with Malibu Boats – a brand synonymous with performance, precision, and serious water time. In honour of this shared passion, the resort’s signature waterfront sandbar has been aptly named Malibu Beach – a place to gather, refuel, and raise a glass as the sun drops low over the Murray. Whether you’re out carving the wake or soaking it in from shore, Malibu Beach is your front-row seat to the rhythm of the river.

Trentham Waters isn’t just close to the action – it’s part of it. Whether you’re launching before breakfast or coming in after a long day on the skis, the resort is designed to move with your pace. Grab a coffee before hitting the water. Come back to a long lunch by the pool. Watch the river light up at sunset while your gear dries just steps from your villa.

For those who chase the thrill of open water, who feel most at home with a rope in hand and spray on their skin, Trentham Waters is more than a resort – it’s a basecamp for adventure. A celebration of movement, muscle, and the joy of being outside, where the river isn’t just a view, it’s a way of life.