Trentham Cliffs

About Trentham Cliffs

Trentham Cliffs is a small rural locality on the northern bank of the Murray River in the Wentworth Shire of Far West New South Wales, situated approximately 10 kilometres north-east of Mildura in Victoria. With a 2021 Census population of 85 residents spread across around 13.8 square kilometres, it is a quiet, sparsely settled community characterised by riverfront properties, horticultural farms, and open agricultural land. The area shares the postcode 2738 with Wentworth township, and residents fall under the Wentworth Shire Council local government area.

Trentham Cliffs is best known as the home of Trentham Estate Winery, a family-owned boutique wine producer established in 1988 by brothers Anthony and Patrick Murphy, whose 46-hectare vineyard on red loam and limestone soils along the Murray River produces over twenty grape varieties. The broader locality supports citrus orchards, stone fruit, and mixed horticulture taking advantage of the Murray River irrigation system. Residents rely on Mildura across the river for shopping, schools, healthcare, and other services, with the Sturt Highway providing a key connection. The stunning Murray River frontage makes the area attractive to those seeking a quiet, agricultural lifestyle with easy access to the Sunraysia region.

Trentham Cliffs falls under postcode 2738 and is governed by the local council Council (LGA). For state elections, residents vote in the Murray electorate.

Nearby Suburbs

• Gol Gol, NSW 2738
• Mallee, NSW 2738
• Monak, NSW 2738
• Paringi, NSW 2738
• Buronga, NSW 2739
• Euston, NSW 2737