Aged care homes in Barmera

Bonney Lo, 24 Hawdon St, Barmera SA 5345, Australia

Bonney Lodge in Barmera is a residential aged care hostel on the shores of Lake Bonney in the Riverland, providing low-to-medium level residential care and personal support for older adults in this popular lakeside community surrounded by vineyards and citrus orchards. The lodge offers a welcoming community-oriented residential environment close to Barmera's lake, heritage museum, and community facilities, serving older residents of Barmera and the broader Riverland who wish to remain close to their communities in the Murray-Darling basin. The facility's proximity to Lake Bonney — scene of Donald Campbell's 1964 water speed record — and the surrounding Riverland vineyards creates a distinctive setting for aged care in inland South Australia.

30 Scott Ave, Barmera SA 5345, Australia

Country Health Connect Barmera in Barmera is a South Australian Country Health Connect community health service hub providing primary health care, community nursing, and allied health services to the Riverland community of Barmera and surrounding Lake Bonney townships. The service delivers community nursing, chronic disease management, and aged care support coordination for older adults in the Riverland, complementing the residential aged care available at Bonney Lodge and Hawdon House. Country Health Connect is SA Health's integrated rural and remote health service network, ensuring equitable health access for South Australian country communities.

24 Hawdon St, Barmera SA 5345, Australia

Hawdon House in Barmera is a residential aged care facility in the Riverland town of Barmera on the shores of Lake Bonney, providing residential care for older adults in one of South Australia's most picturesque inland communities surrounded by vineyards, citrus orchards, and the iconic Lake Bonney — famous as Donald Campbell's water speed record setting location in 1964. The facility delivers personalised residential care for older adults of the Riverland's agricultural and tourism community, enabling residents to remain close to the lake, community facilities, and the broader Riverland's community connections. Barmera's warm, dry climate, water sports culture, and winery-dotted landscape make it a distinctive setting for aged care in regional South Australia.