Kids Activities in the South West region of Victoria. Major towns include Warrnambool, Portland, Port Fairy, Hamilton, Mortlake, Laxton, Ararat, Skipton, Lismore, Cressy, Cape Otway, Apollo Bay, Heywood and Colac.
Playground, Skate Park and BMX Track reviews, ratings, photos and maps in the Ararat Rural City Council region of Victoria.
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Narrawong - Narrawong LavenderWe have been growing and distilling "Miss Donnington" lavender on our farm in Narrawong since 1999. Our crop is grown without irrigation and is free of herbicides and pesticides.
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The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Ararat Rural City RegionThe Ararat Rural City region is located in the western part of the state, about two and a quarter hours drive from Melbourne, and includes the main town of Ararat and smaller towns of Lake Bolac, Willaur(03)
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Ararat Rural City Region
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Colac Otway Shire RegionThe Colac Otway Shire region is two and a half hours drive south-east of Melbourne and includes the main towns of Apollo Bay and Colac with smaller towns such as Beech Forest, Birregurra, F(03)
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Colac Otway Shire Region
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Corangamite Shire RegionThe Corangamite Shire region is about two and a half hours drive west of Melbourne and includes the towns of Camperdown, Cobden, Lismore, Port Campbell, Princetown, Simpson, S(03)
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Corangamite Shire Region
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Glenelg Shire RegionThe Glenelg Shire region is about four hours drive west of Melbourne and includes the main towns of Portland and Casterton with smaller towns of Cape Bridgewater, Nelson and Heywood.
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The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Glenelg Shire Region
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Moyne Shire RegionThe Moyne Shire region is three and a half hours drive west of Melbourne and includes the main towns of Port Fairy, Koroit and Mortlake.
Highlights of the region are Tower Hill Reserve whic(03)
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Moyne Shire Region
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Pyrenees Shire RegionThe Pyrenees Shire region includes the main towns of Avoca and Beaufort.
The region is well known for its wineries and also has a number of spectacular places for outdoor recreation such as Pyrenees (03)
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Pyrenees Shire Region
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Southern Grampians Shire RegionThe Southern Grampians Shire region is a three and a half hour drive west of Melbourne and includes the main town of Hamilton and smaller towns of Coleraine, Dunkeld and Glenthompson. Part of (03)
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Southern Grampians Shire Region
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Warrnambool City RegionThe Warrnambool City region is about three hours drive west of Melbourne and includes the main town of Warrnambool and immediate surrounding area.
At the Logans Beach Whale Watching Platform you can see (03)
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Warrnambool City Region
Albert Park Playground, Cramer Street, Warrnambool There is a wooden structure with spiral slide, fireman's pole, wave slide, shop front and cubbies underneath. Another structure with monkey bars and flying fox and a third cube shape with climbing walls and nets on the s(03)
Albert Park Playground, Cramer Street, Warrnambool
Alexandra Gardens Playground, Vincent Street, AraratA fenced and shaded playground with some lovely elements. There's an unshaded tower with impressive tunnel slide and wave side which can be reached by ladders.
Under shade sails is a huge red tractor with a littl(03)
Alexandra Gardens Playground, Vincent Street, Ararat
Cnr Vincent Street and Alexandra Avenue,Ararat,
Victoria
Allansford - Premier SpeedwayPremier Speedway, also known as Sungold Stadium, is a dirt-track motor-racing venue on the eastern outskirts of Warrnambool. It is best known as the home of the Grand Annual Sprintcar Classic, held over three nights each(03) 5565 1789
Allansford Cheese World (Allansford)Cheese World is the home of National and International award winning cheeses.
Cheese World is proudly owned and operated by the Warrnambool cheese and Butter Factory where quality Dairy products have been produced sin(03) 5565 3190
Allansford Recreation Reserve Playground, Ziegler Parade, AllansfordFully fenced playground surrounded by gardens with a small grassy area. Structure has a wave slide, walkway, spiral ladder, steps, abacus and ladder with square rungs. Swings.
Next to two ovals (one with a beautiful (03)
Alvie - Lake Corangamite Nature ReserveLake Corangamite Nature Reserve provides public access to the shoreline of Lake Corangamite, Australia’s largest permanent saltwater lake. The five-hectare reserve is reached from Baynes Road and is sometimes locally k(03)
Alvie - Red Rock Scenic LookoutsThe scenic lookouts are atop one of Victoria's youngest volcanoes. There are two lookouts.
Eastern Lookout (named Memorial Dial on the sign post) - To the North East are Beeac township and Lake Beeac. The milky white(03)
Anzac Park Playground, Burge Street, RedbankThis isolated place seems to be a popular spot with kangaroos. Structure with wave slide, tunnel, ladder, scrambling wall, walkway, monkey bars and funny face shaped ladder. Swings.
There is an RSL Memorial here plus(03)
Apex Park Playground, Cameron Street, HeywoodThe playground with a sandy base is on the banks of the Fitzroy River. The highlights are a wonderfully detailed tractor which has lots of levers to operate and a "tinnie" boat with outboard motor. The tinnie is next to (03)
Apex Park Playground, Cnr Victoria St and Shenfield St, CobdenThere are two playgrounds close together and this one is the clear winner. The main structure has two wave slides, shop front, alphabet panel, steps, inclined walkway, spiders web rope climbing frame, steering wheel pane(03)
Apex Park Playground, Cnr Victoria St and Shenfield St, Cobden
Cnr Victoria Street and Shenfield Street,Cobden,
Victoria
Apex Park Playground, Manifold Street, CamperdownA very nice play space which has a number of play areas which are spread out. At one end a concrete path leads up a hillock to the start of metal tunnel slide. On the side of the path is a metal drum and a scrambling wal(03)
Apex Park Playground, Penshurst-Warrnambool Road, HawkesdaleA structure with wave slide, inclined walkway, abacus, fireman's pole, tree ladder, climbing mat bridge, shop front, tic-tac-toe, steering wheel panel and flying fox. Also a stand-on spinner and swings.
Shaded BBQ, w(03)
Apex Park Playground, Penshurst-Warrnambool Road, Hawkesdale
Cnr Dawson Street and Spring Street,Hawkesdale,
Victoria
Apollo Bay - Great Ocean Road Visitor Information CentreGreat Ocean Road Visitor Information Centre provides visitors with information on accommodation, tours, things to see and do in Apollo Bay and the Otways. They also have an Interpretation centre, interesting souvenirs an1300 689 297
Apollo Bay - Great Ocean Road Visitor Information Centre
Apollo Bay - Hike 2 Camp Great Ocean WalkHike the Great Ocean Walk and camp in the spectacular ocean view 'hike-in hike-out' campsites.
The Great Ocean Walk has become a must do experience in Australia. From Apollo Bay to the world renowned 12 Apostles the0497 132 047
Apollo Bay - Maits Rest Rainforest Walk and Glow WormsTake the self-guided rainforest boardwalk at Maits Rest in the Otways and see beautiful fern gardens and giant rainforest trees up to 300 years old. Maits Rest is an easy walk located 17km to the west of Apollo Bay on Th(03)
Apollo Bay - Maits Rest Rainforest Walk and Glow Worms
Apollo Bay - Marriners LookoutPerched high above Apollo Bay, Marriners Lookout offers one of the finest panoramic views along the Great Ocean Road. A short (1km return) but fairly steep walk leads to a viewing area overlooking Apollo Bay, the sweepin(03)
Apollo Bay - Otway Expeditions Mountain Bike ToursOtway Expeditions offers Mountain Bike Tours and 'Argo' Buggy adventures.
Mountain Bike Tours
Discover the Otways in comfort - All our bikes are dual suspension!
Try our 'Rain forest to beach' Mountain bike(03) 5237 6341 / 0419 007 586
Apollo Bay - Otway Expeditions Mountain Bike Tours
Apollo Bay - SS Casino WreckThe SS Casino is one of Apollo Bay's most famous maritime stories. For nearly 50 years, the coastal steamer carried passengers, livestock, mail and cargo between Melbourne and ports along Victoria's south-west coast, com(03)
Apollo Bay - SS Casino Wreck
Cnr Great Ocean Road and Nelson Street,Apollo Bay,
Victoria
Apollo Bay - Urquharts FallsUrquhart's Falls is about a 5 minutes drive east of Apollo Bay along the Great Ocean Road. After about 4 km, just before Seafarers Getaway (6080 Great Ocean Rd, Apollo Bay), you will see the waterfall on your left.
Th(03)
Apollo Bay - Wildlife WondersImmerse yourself in the wilds of the Otways at Wildlife Wonders on the Great Ocean Road.
Whether you join us to spot a koala on a guided nature walk in our wildlife sanctuary, to unwind with a great coffee, or find a (03) 7046 1664
Apollo Bay Aquatic CentreApollo Bay Aquatic Centre has a heated 25m indoor pool. The original outdoor pool was enclosed and the pool heated.
The centre also offers leisure centre hire, swimming lessons (ages from 4 months), pool parties, pool(03) 5237 6155
Apollo Bay Aviation (12 Apostles Flightseeing)See the best of the rugged Victorian coast ... in a single day!
How?... From Melbourne, drive along the world famous Great Ocean Road through Anglesea and Lorne to Apollo Bay (rated No.1 scenic drive in the world by 'Co(03) 5237 7600 / 0407 306 065
Apollo Bay Bowls ClubApollo Bay Bowls Club is a welcoming community club in the heart of Apollo Bay, offering lawn bowls for players of all ages and abilities. Visitors are welcome to enjoy a casual game of barefoot bowls, join social bowls,(03) 5237 6744
Apollo Bay Farmers MarketApollo Bay Farmers Market is a community-run market showcasing locally grown produce, food, drinks, plants and handmade products from Apollo Bay and the surrounding Otways.
Products may include:
Fresh fruit and veget0421 620 440
Apollo Bay Fishing & Adventure ToursApollo Bay Fishing & Adventure Tours offers family fishing trips, offshore fishing adventures and scenic cruises aboard the 17-metre vessel Moonlight. Trips depart from Apollo Bay Harbour and cater for beginners, experie(03) 5237 7888 / 0418 121 784
Apollo Bay Fishing & Adventure Tours
Apollo Bay Harbour, Breakwater Road,Apollo Bay,
Victoria
Apollo Bay Fishing ChartersWelcome to Apollo Bay fishing charters - where the water is beautiful, the fish are biting, and your guides are local, friendly and knowledgeable.
In fact, you don't get more local than our captain Daniel Kent-born an0428 376 426
Apollo Bay History TrailThe Gadubanud (Katabanut) people occupied the rainforest plateau and rugged coastline of Cape Otway including the current towns of Lorne and Apollo Bay. By the early 1800s this area was also familiar to sealers and whal(03)
Apollo Bay Mini GolfApollo Bay Mini Golf is an outdoor 18-hole miniature golf course located beside the Apollo Bay Aquatic Centre. The creatively designed holes provide a mixture of skill-based challenges and novelty obstacles, with the cou0409 933 567
Apollo Bay MuseumThe museum collection is housed in the historic Cable Station built in 1936 as the mainland terminal to the first undersea telephone link to Tasmania.
Key themes of the museum include the story of the laying of telep(03) 5237 7441
Apollo Bay Sculpture ParkLocated on the Apollo Bay foreshore, Apollo Bay Sculpture Park is an open-air gallery featuring a collection of beautiful timber sculptures, carved seats, mosaics and public artworks celebrating the town's close connecti(03)
Apollo Bay SkateparkThe skatepark is named the Old Jetty Skatepark since it sits at the site of the old Apollo Bay jetty which was used for transporting goods and passengers around the coast in the late 1800s.
At one end it has some quar(03)
Apollo Bay Surf & KayakApollo Bay Surf & Kayak can provide you with surf lessons and surf hire, kayaking to the seals and kayak hire, SUP (stand up paddle board) lessons and hire, snorkeling tours and hire, rafting, Indigenous tours, rock pool0405 495 909
Apollo Bay Tennis ClubApollo Bay Tennis Club is one of Victoria's oldest tennis clubs, having been established in 1886. Located within the Apollo Bay Recreation Reserve, the club provides a friendly environment for players of all ages and abi0434 962 946
Ararat & Grampians Visitor Information CentreOpen seven days a week, Ararat and Grampians Visitor Information Centre is situated on the Western Highway between Melbourne and Adelaide, Located just 40 minutes from the Grampians and surrounded by picturesque tranquil1800 657 158
Ararat - Alexandra Ararat Croquet ClubFounded in 1909 Ararat Alexandra Croquet Club is located on the corner of High Street and Vincent Street (Pyrenees Highway).
The club has three grass greens and plays on Tuesday and Saturday (1pm-5pm). All ages are we0484 739 264
Ararat - Alexandra GardensWander around Alexandra Gardens and discover the fernery, orchid glasshouse (Cymbidium orchid display from July to November), Alexandra Lake with a 800m walk around the perimeter, Asian island, nice playground under shad(03)
Ararat - Alexandra Gardens
Cnr Vincent Street and Alexandra Avenue,Ararat,
Victoria
Ararat - Alexandra Gardens Outdoor GymThere is a gym station in the south west corner of the park with an elliptical trainer, sit-up board and leg press.
There is another station in the south east corner of the park with body twist, pull-downs and body pu(03)
Ararat - Aradale Ghost Tours (Ararat Lunatic Asylum)Walk the halls of the Aradale Mental Hospital, where thousands of mentally ill patients wasted away and ghostly occurrences are now commonplace.
Tours
Aradale Ghost Tour
Explore exclusive parts of Australia's1300 856 668
Ararat - Aradale Golf ClubAradale Golf Club is located in Ararat and is a 9 hole golf course with grass greens. The greens, fairway and tees are watered. Green fee players are welcome.
Cost:
Green fees are $10 per person.(03) 5352 4117 / 0467 326 208
Ararat - Ararat Hills McDonalds Park Mountain Bike ParkArarat Hills McDonalds Park Mountain Biking Trails are located in the Ararat Hills Regional Park.
The cross-country tracks were built by the Ararat Dirtriders Mountain Bike Club. There is one purple, eight green, twen(03)
Ararat - Ararat Hills McDonalds Park Mountain Bike Park
Cnr Western Highway and Main Divide Road,Ararat,
Victoria
Ararat - Ararat Hills Regional ParkClose to the rural city of Ararat, this park is a wonderful place to enjoy a scenic drive, picnic, or a leisurely walk among woodland, spring wildflowers and abundant wildlife.
Three separate, easily-accessible blocks(03)
Ararat - Ararat Hills Regional Park
Cnr Western Highway and Main Divide Road,Ararat,
Victoria
Ararat - Ararat VRI Bowls ClubArarat VRI Bowls Club is a welcoming and friendly club that competes in pennant and social bowls. If you are interested come on down for a roll.
Ararat VRI Bowls Club was formed over 50 years ago, and compete in regul(03) 5352 2483 / 1300 883 763
Ararat - Astor CinemaExperience the latest 3D movie releases at Ararat's three-screen cinema complex. Special events live via satellite and the world's finest art house films.
Coffee, cold drinks and a selection of NorgenVaaz ice-creams (03) 5352 2616
Ararat - Barkly Street Heritage Walking TourMany of Ararat's original buildings survive today in Barkly Street and beyond. Let the city's origins and colourful history unfold with this walking tour which is approximately 2.2km of easy walking.
Barkly Street Wa(03)
Ararat - Barkly Street Heritage Walking Tour
Cnr Barkly Street and View Point Street,Ararat,
Victoria
Ararat - Chalambar Golf & Bowls Club2km west of Ararat at the foot of One Tree Hill in a peaceful rural setting. With accommodation nearby it is perfect for one round or a weekend getaway.
Visitors are welcome to test their skills on this challenging Pa(03) 5352 4297
Ararat - Gordon Street Reserve Ninja Warrior CourseA great set-up with clocks at the start and end of the course so you can time your run. The course consists of Quinn steps, hanging disk traverse, inclined rope net with ladder, hanging log traverse, curved monkey bars, (03)
Ararat - Gordon Street Reserve Ninja Warrior Course
Ararat - Greater Ararat Driving TourPark your car at the Railway Precinct and stroll towards the Railway Museum. Just past it on the left is the signal box and at the foot of the steps, note a piece of rusty equipment once vital to trains. It is a sand-dry(03)
Ararat - Green Hill LakeGreen Hill Lake with an area of 260 hectares is located just four kilometres east of Ararat on the Western Highway and has a concrete walking and cycling path which runs from the city to the lake.
The lake is stocked(03)
Ararat - Green Hill Lake Outdoor GymThere's a small gym next to the playground with a chest press and leg press. It is located near the boat ramp on the southern side of the lake.
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Ararat - Gum San Chinese Heritage CentreImagine life during Ararat's early beginnings and the excitement of the Chinese immigrants who discovered one of the world's richest shallow alluvial goldfields.
The world class Gum San Chinese Heritage Centre tells(03) 5352 1078
Ararat - J Ward MuseumTake a guided tour explaining the early history of the goldfield times and later, the incarceration of the criminally insane.
Relive its past by taking a guided tour conducted by the Friends of J Ward volunteers. Thes(03) 5352 3357
Ararat - Langi Morgala MuseumThe Museum's Aboriginal name translates as "home of yesterday". The collection is housed in a bluestone and brick building built in 1874 and is the home of the Ararat and District Historical Society.
Displays, includ(03) 5352 3117
Ararat - One Tree Hill LookoutOne Tree Hill Lookout is a popular spot in the Grampians, best known for its spectacular views of the region's rugged landscape. From the lookout point, one can soak in views of the iconic Grampians National Park to the (03)
Ararat Bowls ClubEstablished in 1884, the club is known for its wonderful facilities, top class greens (two artificial greens) and social engagements.
The club runs several touraments throughout the year including Setsplay Singles, Se(03) 5352 1217
Ararat City Tennis ClubArarat City Tennis Club was founded over 100 years ago and is now the only tennis facility within the city limits. The Club has 8 synthetic grass courts, all of which have lights.
The courts are used for a numb0438 852 756
Ararat Fenced Dog ParkThe fenced dog park, which includes areas for play, agility training and tricks, is located east of Alexandra Gardens. There is a double entry gate, two shaded seats, three unshaded seats, dog agility course and a grassy(03)
Ararat Fenced Dog Park
Cnr Vincent Street and Alexandra Avenue,Ararat,
Victoria
Ararat Fitness Centre (Ararat Recreation and Aquatic Centre)Ararat Fitness Centre has a eight lane, 25 metre heated swimming pool which has a regulated temperature between 28 to 31C. The pool can be used for lane swimming, squads, aqua classes, water resistance walking, swimming (03) 5355 0201
Ararat Fitness Centre (Ararat Recreation and Aquatic Centre)
Ararat Gallery TAMA (Textile Art Museum Australia)Ararat Gallery TAMA has a unique place amongst Australia's public galleries through its commitment to supporting and promoting textile and fibre art - a curatorial and collection focus that began in the early 1970s.
T(03) 5355 0220
Ararat Gallery TAMA (Textile Art Museum Australia)
Ararat Outdoor Olympic Swimming PoolThe Ararat Olympic Outdoor Pool is located in the lovely Alexandra Gardens.
The Ararat Outdoor Pool is a seasonal outdoor facility. The main pool is 50m in length and varies in depth from 0.9m to 3m with a waterslide(03)
Ararat Outdoor Olympic Swimming Pool
Cnr Vincent Street and Alexandra Avenue,Ararat,
Victoria
Ararat ParkrunPark Run is a 5km run - it's you against the clock. Come along and join in whatever your pace!
Park Runs are held throughout Melbourne and Victoria. Please register before your first run and bring a printed copy of yo(03)
Ararat Railway Heritage MuseumTrain buffs will delight in this fascinating collection of railway history memorabilia and a working model train. The museum's display is a reminder of the important role the railway played in shaping the region.
The (03) 5352 2818
Ararat SkateparkA fantastic skate park with a massive flowing bowl system with three different bowl areas (two oblong and one deeper circle shaped), hips, extension and spine.
The street section has a ramp at the end, quarters a(03)
Ararat VelodromeThe oval shaped velodrome has a concrete track which is quite steeply banked at the ends with short flat sections on the sides. There are seats around the elevated section and a small grandstand. The velodrome is open to(03)
Archibald Street Playground, WarrnamboolDecent structure in a huge grassy area with two wave slides, big curved ladder with half circles for steps, various types of ladders, step chain bridge, hanging disks, balance beam with obstacles, monkey rungs, monkey ba(03)
Auty Street North Reserve Playground, Auty Street, WarrnamboolBirds nest swing, two standard swings, clownfish springer (without the bright colours) and wooden structure with wave slide, shopfront, rope net ladder, steps, steering wheel and binoculars.
Unshaded table and a grass(03)
Auty Street North Reserve Playground, Auty Street, Warrnambool
Avoca & Pyrenees Visitor Information CentreAvoca & Pyrenees Visitor Information Centre is open seven days a week. Information on Avoca and the Pyrenees Region is available from the friendly staff. Internet access also available.
Avoca is located in the heart o(03) 5465 1000 / 1800 206 622
Avoca - Bullock Team SculptureStep back in time to the late 1800's and the crack of the bullocky's whip could be heard as the bullock driver leads his team of bullocks along the streets of Avoca to the rail head. The wagon would be laden with wool, w(03)
Avoca - Bullock Team Sculpture
Cnr Creek Street and Sunraysia Highway,Avoca,
Victoria
Avoca - Moonambel Cycle LoopStarting from either Avoca Chinese Garden or Moonambel Community Common, this 46km gravel ride allows you to enjoy the Pyrenees scenery from a different perspective, allowing you to be more 'in nature' and intimate with (03)
Avoca - Silo ArtArtist Jimmi Buscombe is painting two murals, one depicting the endangered Barking Owl already completed) and the other the threatened Brush Tailed Phascogale (yet to be completed, waiting on access issues to be resolved(03)
Avoca Antique Bottles & Collectables Discover fascinating collectables that no longer fit into this modern world. Many items that are now not in use have become highly prized collectables. Browse selections of antiques, bottles, collectables, music, pottery(03) 5465 3887
Avoca Chinese GardenBeautifully positioned overlooking the river flats, Avoca's Garden of Fire and Water is a delightful attraction which reflects the Chinese heritage within the region. The garden represents and acknowledges the important (03)
Avoca Country Golf Bowling ClubAvoca Country Golf Bowling Club offers both social and competition bowls and golf.
The club has an artificial bowls green and a 9-hole public golf course. The course has watered fairways, sand traps, ponds and fairwa(03) 5465 3212
Avoca Heritage WalkIf it is history that you prefer, then there is no better way to experience the history of our towns that were established by the discovery of gold than by taking a self-guided historic walk. Wander Avoca's wide main str(03)
Avoca Inclusive Playspace, High Street, AvocaA beautifully crafted place space which is fully fenced and located on the median strip of the Main Street of the town.
After entering through the beautifully carved gate, the first corner has a water play area with (03)
Avoca Railway Station Gallery 127As part of the Avoca Community Arts & Gardens Hub located at the heritage listed Avoca Railway Station, Gallery 127 presents exhibitions of local and regional artists as well as solo exhibitions by single artists, includ0439 462 344
Avoca Recreation Reserve Playground, Faraday Street, AvocaA playground under shade sails for younger kids which has a see-saw, vertical rope spiders web climbing frame, structure with slide, tic-tac-toe, shop front, abacus and a plastic cubby which someone has left there.
N(03)
Avoca River Nature TrailThe Avoca River nature trail begins at Lions Club Park where there is a playground and picnic facilities (shelter with two tables, two unshaded tables, BBQ, water tap and toilets).
Then follow the Avoca River p(03)
Avoca SkateparkA concrete park with a mini ramp with hip and ramp, a fun box with rail and hubba, bank at one end and a manual pad.
A shade sail over the grass for some shade and also some unshaded seats.
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Avoca Skatepark
Cnr Dundas Street and Russell Street,Avoca,
Victoria
Avoca Swimming PoolA seasonal outdoor pool complex which features a 25m lap pool and a toddler pool, as well as change room facilities.
Opening Hours:
Season operates from November through to March.
Pool Opening Times
Cost:
(03) 5465 3803
Avoca Swimming Pool
Cnr Rutherford Street and Pyrenees Highway,Avoca,
Victoria
Avoca Tennis ClubAvoca Tennis Club is located in the north-west corner of the Avoca Recreation Reserve.
There are four outdoor non-cushioned hardcourts. The courts are fenced with an unlocked gate and could be used by the public for f(03)
Bakery Park Playground, Bailey Street, AmphitheatreA nice park with plenty of facilities including a big shelter with three tables and BBQs, toilets, water tap, five unshaded tables, bocce area, basketball court, grassy area and a playground. The playground has two struc(03)
Bakery Park Playground, Bailey Street, Amphitheatre
Cnr Evans Street and Pyrenees Highway,Amphitheatre,
Victoria
Balmoral Outdoor Swimming PoolOutdoor 26 X 12 metre T shaped main pool, outdoor 9 X 5 metre babies pool and shade structure, kiosk and change rooms.
Opening Hours:
Season and Daily Opening Times
Cost:
Free entry.
Review:
The 2(03) 5570 1266
Banfield Street Playground, AraratA basic playground with wave slide, ladder, shopfront, steering wheel, tic-tac-toe, fireman's pole and steps. Also a kangaroo springer. Unshaded seat.
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Barkly Public Hall Playground, Redbank Barkly Road, BarklyIn the middle of Barkly beside the public hall is a basic playground with a single swing (without safety chains), yacht springer and pipes to hit a clanger against. There is a metal climbing frame and two horizontal bars(03)
Barkly Public Hall Playground, Redbank Barkly Road, Barkly
Barramunga - Stevensons FallsStevensons Falls is one of the Otways' most picturesque waterfalls, where the Gellibrand River plunges around 15 metres over a wide rock ledge into a fern-lined gorge. The falls flow year-round but are most spectacular d(03)
Barton Court Playground, WarrnamboolA playground with a bit of quirkiness including a stone crocodile head with a door knob eyes which rotates around. It seems like no matter where you go in the playground the eyes of a hungry crocodile follow you. How int(03)
Barwon Downs History CentreBarwon Downs is a small country town located in the foothills of the Otway Ranges. The township was proclaimed on 10 May 1910. The main industries in the area are dairy, agriculture and forestry.
The Barwon Downs Hist(03)
Barwon Downs History Centre
1595 Birregurra-Forrest Road,Barwon Downs,
Victoria
Barwon Downs Tennis CourtsThere are two asphalt courts in reasonable condition which are free for the public to use.
One problem is that there is a muddy slippery area at one end between the courts after periods of wet weather. There is a shad(03)
Barwon Downs Tennis Courts
1595 Birregurra-Forrest Road,Barwon Downs,
Victoria
Beaufort & Pyrenees Visitor Information CentreThe Beaufort & Pyrenees Visitor Information Centre is located close to the Pyrenees wineries, Mount Cole State Forest, Mount Buangor State Park, Beaufort Lake and Goldfields Recreation Reserve.
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Beaufort - Angela Gerrard Art Studio Gallery & Tea RoomsAngela Gerrard Art is a working art studio gallery. A multi-disciplinary artist, Angela specialises in soft pastel artworks and ceramic forms and runs a variety of art classes.0439 565 468
Beaufort - Angela Gerrard Art Studio Gallery & Tea Rooms
Beaufort - Camp Hill WalkTake a lovely 2.9km stroll on this great easy track around Camp Hill. Start at the lovely picnic area and proceed around the track to a picturesque views of Beaufort from above.
Take a drive up King Street toward Rag(03)
Beaufort - Chute - Amphitheatre - Elmhurst - Raglan Loop Cycle TrailA 69 km cycle route on all sealed roads, but some are quite narrow but with minimal traffic.
This is a bigger challenge for the serious cyclist, but includes some stunning scenery along the way. Head out of Beaufort o(03)
Beaufort - Cyril Callister MuseumThe Cyril Callister Museum celebrates all things Vegemite. Discover the man who invented this famous Aussie icon who was born in Chute, Pyrenees. Enjoy a wide range of Vegemite memorabilia and merchandise.
The Museum0414 082 754
Beaufort - Imperial Egg GalleryThe 'Imperial Egg Gallery' has Australia's largest collection of decorated egg art which is lovingly displayed at the Beaufort Motel. Margaret Saunders has been collecting these amazing pieces of art for over 50 years.
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Beaufort - Koori Art TrailThe Koori Art trail features 12 installations which depict the traditional flora and fauna of the area, and pays homage to the traditions, customs and stewardship of the local lands.
The traditional owners of the land(03)
Beaufort - Lake Goldsmith Goods Shed MuseumThe Lake Goldsmith Goods Shed Museum is an amazing small museum in the heart of Beaufort. The museum contains great examples of machines from the era of steam. The displays include heritage rural rail and transport equip(03)
Beaufort - Lexton Road - Racecourse Road Loop Cycle TrailA 14 km all sealed road where roads are narrow and there are occasional trucks using them.
Leave Beaufort town centre on the Lexton Road, continue on until you find Trawalla Road on your right and turn into it. A rela(03)
Beaufort - Old Shirley Road Cycle TrailA 11.5km route from Beaufort along some sealed road but mostly dirt roads with some corrugation and a small section of highway cycling.
Just as you leave town on the main highway, you'll find Old Shirley Road branchin(03)
Beaufort Art TraxThe Beaufort Art Trax is Beaufort's new Art Gallery established in the extensively renovated railway station buildings. Art Trax is a collection of local Pyrenees Artists works and space for workshops and get togethers.
0499 708 647
Beaufort Golf CourseBeaufort golf course is a fully watered 18 hole course with grassy, tree lined fairways on lightly undulating terrain, generous grass greens, a few bunkers and many scenic views. The course is open all year.
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G(03) 5349 2312
Beaufort Historical SocietyThe Beaufort Historical Society is situated in the former Beaufort Court House which is still in its preserved state with judges chair, witness stand, jury box and public area. Stepping into the space evokes thoughts of 0484 500 545 / 0402 090 414
Beaufort Historical WalkWhile visiting Beaufort, you can discover the history of the early goldfields while immersing yourself in the charm of country life. Heritage buildings and picturesque streetscapes await you. Grand old buildings, graciou(03)
Beaufort LakeCool off during the summer months at Beaufort Lake. The man-made lake is great for fishing, water skiing, canoeing and swimming.
Pack a picnic and make the most of the great picnic and barbecue facilities. There i(03)
Beaufort Lake Circuit Outdoor GymThere are two gym stations along the track around the southern edge of the lake, not far from the Caravan Park.
Gym station #1 has a body twist, stepper, rowing machine and ab-hip swinger (2x).
100m away is stati(03)
Beaufort Lake Playground, Park Road, BeaufortBeside the lake and near the Caravan Park is a simple playground with birds nest swing, small slide and obstacle course to walk across boards on poles.
Two unshaded tables, BBQs and water tap.
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Beaufort Memorial GardenThe Beaufort Memorial Garden was designed and planted in 1995-96 to remind us of the service men and women of Beaufort & district during times of conflict.
The garden design included a War Memorial, memorial walls(03)
Beaufort SkateparkA small concrete park which has quarters at one end and a flat bank and quarter at the other end. Also some blocks, rail and part of a sphere.
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Beaufort Skatepark
Cnr Willoby Street and Beggs Street,Beaufort,
Victoria
Beaufort Swimming PoolA seasonal outdoor pool which features a 50m lap pool and a toddler pool, as well as change room facilities.
Opening Hours:
Season operates from December through to March.
Opening Times
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Beaufort Tennis ClubThe Beaufort Tennis Club offers both junior and senior competition and social play.
There are six hardcourts. When we visited there was one court with a net and it appears that it could be used by the public at no cos0409 312 335
Beeac - Heritage Windmill ParkBeeac Heritage Windmill Park was established in 2010 and commemorates the 150th anniversary of Beeac which is located about 20km from Colac. It celebrates the existence of the businesses of the six known windmill makers (03)
Beeac - Windmills GalleryWindmills Gallery is a small independent art gallery occupying the former Beeac milk bar in the centre of town. Operated by local artist Robyn Hook, the gallery displays an changing collection of original paintings and o(03)
Beeac Golf ClubBeeac Golf Club is a friendly, volunteer-maintained country golf course on the outskirts of Beeac. The generally flat course has 11 holes with well-grassed greens and tree-lined fairways. Small greens and exposed section(03) 5234 6300
Beeac Heritage WalkMap of Beeac Heritage Walk
START:1. Rural Transaction Centre - 65 Main St.
(Plaque - opened 2003)
Former Beeac Post Office built 1928
Earlier Beeac Post Office destroyed by fire 1926
The f(03)
Beeac Park Playground, Main Street, BeeacPlayground has a birds nest swing, two standard swings, tic-tac-toe, abacus, see-saw, sandpit, tunnel and structure with dual slides, single wave slide, steps, scrambling wall, vertical rope net, hanging disk traverse, l(03)
Beeac Park Playground, Main Street, Beeac
Cnr Main Street and Wallace Street,Beeac,
Victoria
Beeac Tennis ClubBeeac Tennis Club is a small community club with junior and senior players. The club competes in the Polwarth and District Tennis Association and welcomes new players.
Facilities include:
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Beech Forest - Californian RedwoodsCalifornian redwoods are noted for their extreme height and are indigenous to coastal California and the southwestern corner of Oregon in the United States.
These redwoods were planted in the Great Otway National Park(03)
Beech Forest - Californian Redwoods
The Redwoods Otways, Binns Road,Beech Forest,
Victoria
Beech Forest - Art Reach Studio Gallery and CafeArt Reach Studio Gallery and Cafe is a working artists’ studio, gallery, cafe and creative space in the historic township of Beech Forest. The gallery displays original artwork and handcrafted pieces by Francis McMahon0409 072 656 / 0437 012 596
Beech Forest - Beauchamp FallsThe 2.5km (1-2 hours) return walk leaves from the Beauchamp Falls Campground picnic area and takes you to the spectacular 20m waterfall. Walkers will enjoy scenic views of mountain ash, myrtle beech, blackwoods and lush (03)
Beech Forest - Hopetoun FallsSoak up the spray as the Hopetoun Falls plummet 30 metres into the Aire River in the Great Otway National Park. Take in the view from the upper platform, or descend some 200 stairs leading through glades of tree ferns to(03)
Beech Forest - Little Aire FallsHidden deep within the Great Otway National Park, Little Aire Falls is one of the Otways' most beautiful waterfalls. A single 30-metre cascade plunges into a lush fern-filled gully, surrounded by towering Mountain Ash, M(03)
Beech Forest - Otway e bikesOtway e bikes offers guided electric bike tours along the Old Beechy Rail Trail from Beech Forest. The Ol’ Beechy Intro Tour follows an approximately 8.5 km return section of the gravel rail trail and takes about 1.5 h0413 971 736
Beech Forest - Triplet FallsTriplet Falls is one of the iconic visitor sites in the Great Otway National Park. Nestled amongst the ancient forests of Mountain Ash and Myrtle Beech, you will discover three distinct and impressive cascades flowing th(03)
Beech Forest Walking and Driving TourEnjoy your walk through the Beech Forest township, let your imagination run wild as to what life was like in this area for First Nation people and those who settled on this land from 1884. This historic self guided tour (03)
Beech Forest Walking and Driving Tour
Cnr Cliff Young Drive and Main Road,Beech Forest,
Victoria
Beggs Street Playground, BeaufortA large fenced playground which has a birds nest swing, standard swings, reclining bicycle (for the fitness fanatics), clanger to hit against pipes, maze panel, see-saw, truck springer and structure with dual wave slides(03)
Beggs Street Playground, Beaufort
Cnr Willoby Street and Beggs Street,Beaufort,
Victoria
Birregurra Bowling ClubLocated in the heart of Birregurra, the Birregurra Bowling Club is a friendly community club where visitors and locals can enjoy the traditional game of lawn bowls in a relaxed country setting.
The club features an ar(03) 5236 2046 / 0418 592 819
Birregurra Golf CourseThe Birregurra Golf Club is located at the foothills of the magnificent Otway Ranges. This picturesque nine-hole course is challenging and scenic with panoramic views of the Barwon River valley.
Cost:
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Birregurra Heritage WalkDiscover the history and scenic beauty of the Birregurra township.
Birregurra and its story... Bowden's Point, as Birregurra was first named, developed as a white settlement in the 1860's. It soon became known as Birr(03)
Birregurra Park Outdoor GymThere is a gym station with leg press, pull-downs and chest press.
Located close to a playground and park with lots of facilities including toilets and water tap.
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Birregurra Park Playground, Strachan Street, BirregurraA very extensive playground which has a fun tower has a twisty tunnel slide, wave slide, steps and internal levels to reach the slides. There is a climbing wall and games to play on the walls of the tower.
The area ar(03)
Birregurra Park Playground, Strachan Street, Birregurra
Birregurra SkateparkShallow bowl with an open end, banks, grind poles, three steps, little quarter and an island between the bowl and sloping ramp. Smallish and tight.
There is seating and a water tap.
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Birregurra Sunday MarketBirregurra Sunday Market is a seasonal community market held in the pleasant surrounds of Birregurra Park. Visitors can browse locally grown produce, specialty foods, plants, handmade goods and country crafts while enjoy0419 367 994
Birregurra Sunday Market
Cnr Main Street and Strachan Street,Birregurra,
Victoria
Birregurra-Forrest Rail TrailThe Birregurra-Forrest Rail Trail or "Tiger Rail Trail" is a rail trail following the route of the former Forrest branch railway line
The overall plan for this trail is for it to start in Birregurra, meander along the(03)
Bolwarra - Treloar Roses Display GardenThe best way to choose a rose is to see them growing in a garden setting. We encourage visitors to our nursery to be inspired by the magnificent display garden which showcases over 200 rose varieties.
Located in the f1300 044 852
Bookaar - Lake BookaarLake Bookaar is a permanent saline lake formed between basalt lava flows north-east of Camperdown. The lake is approximately 480 hectares and forms part of the internationally significant Western District Lakes Ramsar si(03)
Bookaar - Lake Bookaar
Bookaar School Wetland Reserve, 700 Darlington-Camperdown Road,Bookaar,
Victoria
Bookaar School Wetland Reserve, 700 Darlington-Camperdown Road,
Botanic Gardens Playground, Cnr French St and Kennedy St, HamiltonThe playground is located at the top end of the lovely Botanic Gardens near the aviary. A wooden structure with wave slide, climbing wall, shop front, monkey rungs, fireman's pole, steering wheel, maze panel and rope bri(03)
Botanic Gardens Playground, Cnr French St and Kennedy St, Hamilton
Cnr French Street and Kennedy Street,Hamilton,
Victoria
Botanic Gardens Playground, Cox Street, PenshurstSet in the Penshurst Botanic Gardens next to the swimming pool and tennis courts. Structure has a curved slide, curved ladder, fireman's pole, chain bridge, monkey rungs, flying fox, monkey bars and chain traverse. A str(03)
Bree Park Playground, Foster Street, HamiltonA big park dotted with trees. Structure with curved slide, little straight slide, spiral ladder, curved ladder, tic-tac-toe, tunnel, straight ladder, fireman's pole, shop front and abacus. Swings.
Shelter with seats (03)
Bree Park Playground, Foster Street, Hamilton
Cnr Foster Street and Lonsdale Street,Hamilton,
Victoria
Breton Street Playground, WarrnamboolPlayground with a basketball court and concrete cricket pitch (with wire net behind one end to act as a wicketkeeper), unshaded table and structure with steep wave slide, fireman's pole, clock, rope ladder, steering whee(03)
Brierly Recreation Reserve Playground, Moore Street, WarrnamboolThe playground is set between two ovals and next to the playground area is a shelter with table, toilets and water tap plus two unshaded tables.
The playground structure is quite fun with a oral slide, climbing wall,(03)
Brierly Recreation Reserve Playground, Moore Street, Warrnambool
Broomfield Street Reserve Playground, Barbers Lane, WarrnamboolSet in a big grassy area which has football goal posts, basketball court and unshaded table. Structure with a wave slide, chain ladder, cubby with seat, shop front, tunnel, steps, little climbing wall, fireman's pole, in(03)
Broomfield Street Reserve Playground, Barbers Lane, Warrnambool
Brumley Park Playground, Gray Street, HamiltonA spread out playground beside the west side of the lake with a four person pommel bounce, four person see-saw, red capsule spinner with hand wheel to spin around, fox springer, four wheel bike springer, purple dinosaur (03)
Bryan Park Playground, Henty Street, CastertonFully fenced playground with gravel base with minimal grassy area. Two unshaded tables and two play structures and swings. The main structure has a ladder made from tyres, monkey bars, monkey rungs, log roll, ladder with(03)
Buangor - Lar-ne-jeering Aboriginal Rock ArtThere is a very nice 1.8km return walk in the Langi Ghiran State Park to the Aboriginal rock art site which sits within a granite rock shelter. To the Djab Wurrung, this area is a sacred site.
There's a small (03)
Buangor Free Public Tennis CourtsThe courts, which are free to use, are located at Des Brennan Park which also has a playground and basic outdoor gym. There are two fenced asphalt courts in reasonable condition (some cracks and bumpy surfa(03)
Buangor Outdoor GymNext to a playground and free tennis courts at Des Brennan Park is a basic gym with sit-up bench, elliptical trainer and chest press.
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Burrumbeet - Flying Goolie GalleryFlying Goolie prominently features the artworks of Annie Younger, a sculptor with a 35-year practice. Annie explores an ongoing subject in her work - the creation of characters and personalities with the use of recycled/0432 832 917
Burrumbeet - Lake BurrumbeetLake Burrumbeet is a large freshwater lake 20km west of Ballarat. It is renowned as a good carp fishing spot and the lake is perfect for swimming, boating, kayaking, jet skiing, fishing, walking, camping and picnicking.
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Bushfield Recreation Reserve Playground, Hopkins Highway, BushfieldNext to netball courts and an oval. Structure with two wave slides, scrambling wall, shop front, a bridge composed of a tree of disk branches, steps, disks on a vertical pole, steering wheel panel, hanging disks and monk(03)
Byaduk - Byaduk CavesByaduk Caves are part of a lava flow from Mount Napier which solidified and the caves were formed by molten lava continuing to flow beneath.
The caves contain wrinkles, stalactites and stalagmites, columns and ropy la(03)
Byaduk - Tumuli (Lava Blisters)Located between Wallacedale and Byaduk in the Harman Valley, this feature is believed to be one of only three sites in the world where tumuli (lava blisters) or dome-shaped mounds are found. (The other sites are in Afric(03)
Cameron Park Playground, Kellett Street, NelsonThe playground is partially shaded by pine trees and has a sandy base. Standalone climbing wall with rubber covered chain ladder (the jungle challenge), log roll, lotus leaf spinner with hand wheel and swings.
Shaded(03)
Camperdown & District Heritage CentreThe museum has an extensive collection of photographs, documents, artefacts and memorabilia house in a century old building.
It includes artefacts from the pre-settlement period. There is a good range of Aboriginal we0417 352 987
Camperdown - Apex Park Bocce CourtA free public bocce court located within Apex Park. Visitors need to bring their own bocce balls.
The court is suitable for casual games and is close to the park’s playground, picnic area and public toilets.
Near(03)
Camperdown - Apex Park Outdoor GymA small, free outdoor gym located in Apex Park near the basketball court and cricket practice nets. The equipment provides an opportunity to add a short cardio and strength workout to a visit to the park.
Exercise equ(03)
Camperdown - Hampden Tennis AssociationHampden Tennis Association is based at Lakes Recreation Reserve, approximately 6 km west of Camperdown. The association welcomes players of different abilities and conducts seasonal men’s, women’s and mixed competiti0409 535 547
Camperdown - Lake Bullen Merri and Lake Gnotuk LookoutThe Lake Bullen Merri and Gnotuk Lookout is one of the finest viewpoints in Victoria's Volcanic Lakes and Plains. Perched above two neighbouring volcanic crater lakes, the lookout provides spectacular panoramic views acr(03)
Camperdown - Lake Bullen Merri and Lake Gnotuk Lookout
Camperdown - Lake Bullen Merri South BeachLake Bullen Merri South Beach is a popular recreation area on the southern shore of a 450-hectare volcanic crater lake. The lake’s distinctive clover-like shape was formed by three adjoining volcanic craters, while its(03)
Camperdown - Lake Bullen Merri South Beach
Lake Bullen Merri South Beach Reserve, Bullen Merri Road,Camperdown,
Victoria
Lake Bullen Merri South Beach Reserve, Bullen Merri Road,
Camperdown - Mockridge Park VelodromeThe Camperdown Velodrome is an outdoor asphalt cycling track at Mockridge Park. The oval track has gently banked bends and surrounds a playing field used for hockey and soccer.
The venue opened around 1964 as Russell (03)
Camperdown - Mount Leura & Mount Sugarloaf Reserves Walking TrailsWalking Trail Network
As shown on the map below, there is an extensive network of walking trails within these two adjoining reserves. Take a walk to the peaks of the two main volcanic cones – Mt Leura and Mt Sugarloaf(03)
Camperdown - Mount Leura & Mount Sugarloaf Reserves Walking Trails
Camperdown - Mount Leura LookoutPerched on the rim of an ancient volcanic cone, Mount Leura Lookout offers one of the finest panoramic views in south-west Victoria. From the summit, visitors enjoy sweeping 360-degree views across Camperdown, the surrou(03)
Camperdown - Mount Sugarloaf Summit WalkThe 2km return Mount Sugarloaf Summit Walk is a short but rewarding hike to the summit of one of the volcanic cones within the Mount Leura and Mount Sugarloaf Reserves. Although the climb is steep in places, walkers are (03)
Camperdown - Robert Burns StatueCamperdown is home to the world’s oldest surviving statue of celebrated Scottish poet Robert Burns. The historic sandstone sculpture is now securely displayed inside the Corangamite Shire Civic Centre, adjacent to the (03)
Camperdown - The Courthouse Visitor Information CentreThe Courthouse Camperdown is the official visitor information centre for Camperdown and the surrounding Corangamite Shire. Housed in the beautifully restored former Camperdown Courthouse, this historic building combines (03) 5593 3144
Camperdown - The Courthouse Visitor Information Centre
Camperdown - Wombeetch Puyuun MemorialThe Wombeetch Puyuun Grave Monument is an imposing grey granite obelisk occupying a prominent central position within Camperdown Public Cemetery. It commemorates Wombeetch Puyuun and the devastating impact of European co(03)
Camperdown - Wombeetch Puyuun Memorial
Camperdown Public Cemetery, Cemetery Road,Camperdown,
Victoria
Camperdown - Wombeetch Puyuun Reconciliation ParkWombeetch Puyuun Reconciliation Park is a small but culturally significant public park offering a place for reflection, learning and reconciliation. It commemorates the Traditional Owners of the Camperdown district and a(03)
Camperdown Botanic GardensThe Camperdown Gardens land was put aside in 1869 with work being carried out by Daniel Bunce from 1870, in 1888 inprovements were made under the guidance of William Guilfoyle. The Gardens feature three species of trees (03) 5593 7100
Camperdown Bowling ClubCamperdown Bowling Club, known as the Camperdown Magpies, is a community lawn bowls club based at Thornton Street. The club welcomes experienced bowlers, newcomers and social players.
Facilities and activities inc0419 645 068
Camperdown Cemetery Self-Guided TourExplore the history of Camperdown and the surrounding district on a self-guided tour through the Camperdown Public Cemetery. A large cemetery map, numbered grave locations and three Burials of Significance panels introdu0467 543 878
Camperdown Clock TowerThe Camperdown Clock Tower is one of Camperdown's most distinctive landmarks, standing in the centre of Manifold Street among the magnificent elm trees of Finlay Avenue.
The Gothic-style tower was built in 1896-97 as (03)
Camperdown Community Garden HubThe Camperdown Community Garden Hub is an open community space at the rear of Apex Park where residents and visitors can grow, share, learn and connect.
Formerly known as the Camperdown Community Garden, the hub has m(03) 5593 1403
Camperdown Community Stadium Tennis CourtsThere are four outdoor asphalt netball/tennis courts which are free for the public to use. When we visited the tennis nets were not up and it is unclear when the nets are up.
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Camperdown Golf Bowls ClubCamperdown Golf Bowls Club is located within the Lakes and Craters sporting precinct near Lake Bullen Merri. Established in 1926, the club offers competitive and social bowls in a welcoming community setting.
Faciliti0411 273 210
Camperdown Golf ClubCamperdown Golf Club is a picturesque 18-hole, par-72 course set within a volcanic crater. The hilly course overlooks Lake Gnotuk and provides an enjoyable challenge for experienced players, beginners and families with o(03) 5593 1437
Camperdown Heritage Signs TrailCamperdown’s Heritage Signs Trail is a must-see for those interested in history and architecture. The trail features a variety of historic buildings that have been beautifully preserved and restored. As you walk along (03)
Camperdown Outdoor PoolA 33m outdoor pool with a maximum depth of 2.6m and toddlers pool (0.2-0.5m deep) with play water features. The pools are solar heated and generally operate between 25 to 28 degrees.
There are shade shelters along the(03) 5593 1435
Camperdown Outdoor Pool
Cnr Curdie Street and Lawrence Street,Camperdown,
Victoria
Camperdown SkateparkThere is a new park built beside the old park which has a mini with a spine. The new park is large with a good amount of different elements including a 1.5m open bowl with half pipe and roll-in. The new area has good tra(03)
Camperdown Skatepark
Cnr Lawrence Street and Adeney Street,Camperdown,
Victoria
Camperdown to Timboon Rail TrailCamperdown to Timboon Rail Trail is a challenging trail along the historic Camperdown to Timboon rail line. The trail traverses volcanic lakes, open farmland, wet sclerophyll forest and spectacular trestle bridges on an (03)
Cape Bridgewater - Bridgewater LakesBridgewater Lakes> are freshwater lakes surrounded by coastal dunes and vegetation within Discovery Bay Coastal Park. This peaceful location is popular with families for fishing, canoeing, kayaking, picnicking and water-(03)
Cape Bridgewater - Discovery Bay Marine National ParkDiscovery Bay Marine National Park protects 2,770 hectares of exposed coastline, ocean and seabed adjoining Cape Bridgewater. It is Victoria's westernmost marine national park and forms the state's marine gateway to the (03)
Cape Bridgewater - Discovery Bay Marine National Park
Cape Bridgewater - Freshwater Springs WalkThe Freshwater Springs Walk follows a spectacular section of the Great South West Walk along the western side of Cape Bridgewater. The walk leads from the Blowholes car park through exposed coastal scenery to freshwater (03)
Cape Bridgewater - Freshwater Springs Walk
Blowholes Car Park, Blowholes Road,Cape Bridgewater,
Victoria
Cape Bridgewater - Petrified Forest and BlowholesThe Petrified Forest and Blowholes are easily accessible from the car park at the end of Blowholes Road, Cape Bridgewater.
Cape Bridgewater (Blowholes)
The blowholes are rock tunnels that have been etched out of th(03)
Cape Bridgewater - Seal Colony WalkCape Bridgewater Seal Walk trail south from the Bridgewater Bay Kiosk offers striking views across Cape Bridgewater, once a volcanic island that is now joined to the mainland by calcified sand dunes. The viewing platform(03)
Cape Bridgewater - Seals By Sea ToursGoing to see some Seals ... Seal Point at Cape Bridgewater is the largest mainland group of seals in Australia, home to over 1000 Australian & New Zealand Fur Seals and is one of the most popular natural attractions in t(03) 5526 7247
Cape Bridgewater - Tarragal CavesThe Tarragal Caves are a network of large limestone caves and rock shelters which overlook the Bridgewater Lakes. There is a very steep and strenuous 50 metre climb to the caves. The cave openings form a series of galler(03)
Cape Bridgewater - Tarragal Caves
535 Bridgewater Lakes Road,Cape Bridgewater,
Victoria
Cape Nelson - Sea Cliff Nature WalkThis gentle 3km loop walk begins at the car park adjacent to the Cape Nelson Road and Scenic Road. It encompasses coastal scrub, cliff tops and views out to the Southern Ocean. It is a good introduction to the nature of (03)
Cape Nelson - Sea Cliff Nature Walk
Cnr Cape Nelson Lighthouse Rd and Scenic Rd,Portland,
Victoria
Cape Nelson - The Enchanted Forest WalkThe Scenic Rd, when it reaches the coast from Portand, leads past 'The Enchanted Forest' where an old land slip below the level of the clifftop has been covered by dense vegetation. A 45-minute round trip walk passes thr(03)
Cape Otway - Bimbi Park Horse Riding and Rock ClimbingHorse rides at Bimbi Park cater for all ages and levels of ability. Rides are carefully graded, there are experienced horses, qualified instructors, safe trails and approved safety helmets. The sandy soil of the region m(03) 5237 9246
Cape Otway - Bimbi Park Horse Riding and Rock Climbing
Cape Otway - Parker Hill & Inlet WalkThe 5.35km Parker Hill & Inlet walk takes in bush, beach and some of the often wild Victorian coastline.
This circuit walk can be done either way, but it's easier to commence from Blanket Bay Road and walk towards Par(03)
Cape Otway LightstationCape Otway Lightstation is the oldest, surviving lighthouse in mainland Australia. The light, which has been in continuous operation since 1848, is perched on towering sea cliffs where Bass Strait and the Southern Ocean (03) 5237 9240
Carey Street Playground, AraratNice play structure with two wave slides, shop front, spiral ladder, steering wheel, clock, tic-tac-toe, steps, hanging disk traverse, monkey rungs, rope bridge and ladder with hoop steps. Swings and rocket springer. Som(03)
Casterton - Kelpie Walking TrailWarrock Homestead, north of Casterton, is the birthplace of the amazingly intelligent Kelpie breed of working Australian cattle and sheep dog.
The original 'Kelpie' was born in 1871; her parents being a pair of black (03)
Casterton - Mickle Lookout and Fleur De Lys EmblemHigh above the town centre, Casterton's Mickle Lookout offers a prime photo opportunity with magnificent views looking straight down the main street. The view back to the lookout from the main street is also interesting,(03)
Casterton - Mickle Lookout and Fleur De Lys Emblem
Casterton - Say Grace Cafe & LarderSay Grace Cafe & Larder offers fresh produce and beautiful home style cooking. A warm and relaxing place to eat breakfast or lunch. Amazing jams, chutneys, sourdough breads, cheeses and loads more.
(03) 5581 1400
Casterton Community MuseumCasterton Community Museum is a volunteer-run local history museum housed inside the historic former Casterton Railway Station. It is owned and operated by the Casterton and District Historical Society.
The museum col(03)
Casterton Croquet ClubCasterton Croquet Club is a friendly community club with the motto "Anyone Can Play Croquet". The club welcomes adults, children, beginners and experienced players, with equipment and introductory assistance available by0409 909 158
Casterton Golf ClubCasterton Golf Club is an 18-hole country golf course with grass greens on the northern edge of Casterton. The 5,591-metre course has a par of 72 for both men and women.
Visitors should contact the club before arrivin(03) 5581 1349
Casterton Golf Club
Cnr Mount Gambier Road and Casterton-Penola Road,Casterton,
Victoria
Casterton Outdoor PoolSeasonal outdoor pool plus a toddler pool.
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Casterton Pump TrackThe asphalt pump track offers a continuous loop of bumps and turns for bikes, scooters, skateboards and rollerblades.
The track caters for all ages and skill levels - from three year olds on balance bikes, to youth an(03)
Casterton SkateparkA good size concrete park with a lot of quarters and ramps, fun box, rails, curved bowl area and a concrete half pipe.
There is a basketball court, water tap and unshaded seats.
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Casterton Skatepark
Cnr Murray Street and Clarke Street,Casterton,
Victoria
Casterton Visitor Information CentreThe Casterton Visitor Information Centre is also home to the all purpose Australian Kelpie Centre. The facility includes meeting spaces, amenities and an interpretative display showcasing the history of the Kelpie workin(03) 5581 2070
Cavendish - Settlers WalkEstablished as a memorial to those Solider Settlers, the mid 50s pioneers, 'Settlers Walk' brings our past back to life via brief stories on plaques affixed to volcanic rocks situated along the river.
The Settlers Wa(03)
Cavendish Recreation Reserve Playground, Cnr Cadden St and Dwyer St, CavendishA simple structure with wave slide, ladder with square rungs, tunnel, steering wheel, disks on a vertical pole, rigid frame bridge, hanging disks and flying fox (broken). Next to netball courts and oval.
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Cavendish Recreation Reserve Playground, Cnr Cadden St and Dwyer St, Cavendish
Cnr Cadden Street and Dwyer Street,Cavendish,
Victoria
Centenary Park Playground, Marx Crescent, AraratThe playground is set under shade sails and has a seesaw, platypus springer and structure with wave slide, shopfront, steps, fireman's pole, bridge, hanging disks, flying fox, monkey bars and monkey rings.
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Chetwynd - Bilston's TreeIt is estimated that "Bilston's Tree" was a seedling about 1200 AD and would have reached very large proportions by the time of the arrival of European Settlers.
It was a well known land mark and referred to as "Big (03)
Cobden - Cobden Creek Walking TrackFollow the journey of stormwater along Cobden Creek to the Southern Ocean on the Corangamite Waterwatch Stormwater Trail . You don't need to go that far but there is a very nice concrete walking track around Cobden Creek(03)
Cobden - Cobden Lake Outdoor GymBeside the lake on the southern side near a small playground are two sit-up boards.There are also two leg presses on the northern side of the lake. There is also some equipment at the nearby Apex Park playground.
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Cobden - Tandarook Botanical ParkTandarook Botanical Park is an attractive garden and passive recreation reserve created through the rehabilitation of a former brick quarry and rubbish tip. The park has established trees, open lawns, garden beds, a rose(03)
Cobden and District Historical SocietyThe Cobden and District Historical Society collects, preserves and displays items relating to the history of Cobden and the surrounding district. Established in 1985, the society is based in the historic Chocolyn Hall be0427 931 009
Cobden And District Tennis AssociationCobden Tennis provides an opportunity for all ages and abilities to enjoy the sport of tennis. The club runs Juniors (competition/coaching) and a senior competition on Saturdays.
There are nine non-cushioned hard cour(03)
Cobden And District Tennis Association
Cnr Parrott Street and Lord Street,Cobden,
Victoria
Cobden Bowling ClubCobden Bowling Club is a friendly community bowls club offering competitive and social lawn bowls for players of different ages and abilities.
Facilities and activities include:
Two outdoor synthetic bowling greens
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Cobden Connection RotundaThe Cobden Connection Rotunda celebrates the friendship established between five communities around the world that share the name Cobden. These are located in Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United States, which h(03)
Cobden Golf ClubCobden Golf Club welcomes green-fee players to its relaxed country course. The club also has a family-friendly clubhouse where visitors can enjoy meals and drinks overlooking the course.
Opening Hours:
The clubhouse (03) 5595 1393
Cobden Miniature Railway & Mini Golf ParkCobden Miniature Railway Park provides miniature train rides, 18 hole Mini Golf, canteen, children's playground and barbecue facilities. Total track length is approximately 1.8km and includes an under and over pass, tres(03) 5595 1275 / 0409 951 275
Cobden Outdoor Swimming PoolOutdoor pool and toddlers pool. The pools are solar heated and generally operate between 25 to 28 degrees. There are water features in the toddler pool.
Opening Hours:
Pool Operating Hours
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Cobden Outdoor Swimming Pool
Cnr Victoria Street and Peter Street,Cobden,
Victoria
Cobden Pioneer ParkCobden Pioneer Park is a fascinating open-air museum that preserves the farming, dairy, timber and agricultural history of the Cobden and Heytesbury district. Located beside the Cobden Miniature Railway, the park allows 0409 197 872
Cobden SkateparkThis is a combination bowl / street course. There is an enclosed 1.2m bowl, open bowl area and street section with ledges, huge spine, grind rail and launch pad.
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Cobden Story TrailThe Cobden Story is a self-guided heritage trail exploring the people, businesses, organisations, buildings and places that have shaped Cobden.
More than 80 storyboards are located throughout the town. The signs tell (03)
Cobden Visitor Information CentreThe Cobden Visitor Information Centre is the ideal starting point for exploring Cobden and the surrounding Corangamite Shire. Housed in the heart of town, the centre provides local knowledge, maps, brochures and friendly0456 150 899
Colac & District War MemorialsCOLAC WAR MEMORIALLocated - 1-5 Murray Street, Memorial Square, ColacThe Colac War Memorial is only second in size to the Melbourne Shrine of Remembrance
The Colac Memorial Square is a W(03)
Colac - Bluewater Fitness and Aquatic CentreIndoor facilities include a 6-lane, 25 metre swimming pool, spa and steam room, creche and occasional care, group fitness, learn to swim and pool parties.
Opening Hours:
Opening Times
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Admission Pr(03) 5232 9551
Colac - City Bowls Club ColacCity Bowls Club Colac is a large community bowls and hospitality club at Central Reserve. Established as the Colac RSL Bowling Club in 1962, it offers competitive and social bowls, dining, entertainment and function faci(03) 5232 1166
Colac - Joseph Paatsch Nature ReserveJoseph Paatsch Nature Reserve is a small bushland reserve beside Barongarook Creek on the eastern side of Colac. A mostly flat walking path follows the southern side of the creek between Forest Street and Fulton Street, (03)
Colac - Lake ColacLake Colac is the largest natural freshwater lake in Victoria. The lake has an average maximum depth of 2.5 metres, however the level can be much lower than this during drier years and affect water activities.
The lak(03)
Colac - Lake Colac
Cnr Fyans Street and Gellibrand Street,Colac,
Victoria
Colac - Old Beechy Rail TrailThe Old Beechy Rail Trail follows one of the state's former narrow gauge railways through an area of scenic forest, rich farmland and rolling hills with the coast not too far away. There is excellent bird life and rainfo(03)
Colac - Sculpture Park WalkFollow part of the Barongarook Creek Path for 200m to see a range of outdoor sculptures. The whole trail from Murray Street to Lake Colac is 1.1 km (16 minutes walk).
Most of the sculptures are a combination of sheets(03)
Colac - Studio 92Studio 92 is a vibrant, inclusive gallery, working studio and community arts venue in central Colac. Operated by SkillsConnection, it brings together artists of all abilities and showcases original works by local creativ(03) 5232 1506
Colac Botanic GardensThe Colac Botanic Gardens are considered one of Victoria's unique regional gardens. The 12 hectare Gardens and Recreation Reserve occupy a site at the northern edge of Colac.
The gardens were developed as a Botanic g(03)
Colac Botanic Gardens
Cnr Fyans Street and Gellibrand Street,Colac,
Victoria
Colac Botanic Gardens Playground, Fyans Street, ColacA really spread-out playground which stretches over a distance of 100m. At one end is a structure with curved flying fox and monkey bars plus swings. Then a huge half dome metal climbing frame, large carousel for eight p(03)
Colac Bowling ClubEstablished in 1897, Colac Bowling Club is the oldest bowling club in Colac. The club occupies a scenic position on the south-western shore of Lake Colac, with views across the lake from the clubhouse and bowling greens.(03) 5231 4609
Colac Central Bowls ClubEstablished in 1921, Central Bowls Club Colac is a volunteer-run community club offering competitive, social and barefoot bowls. New and experienced bowlers are welcome.
Facilities include:
Two outdoor artificial bow(03) 5231 2577
Colac Central Reserve Tennis CourtsThere are two asphalt courts (one court with a net) which are free for the public to use. There is some lichen outside the court area. Shaded seating.
Enter from Myers Street off Hearn Street.
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Colac Eat & Drink GuideColac has a varied food scene ranging from country bakeries, cafés and fish and chip shops to Turkish, Indian, Thai and Chinese restaurants. There are also several traditional hotels serving pub meals and relaxed places(03)
Colac Golf ClubColac Golf Club has a picturesque and challenging 18-hole golf course with views across Lake Colac and the surrounding district. Green-fee players are welcome, although bookings are recommended around club competition ti(03) 5231 5769
Colac Growers and Makers MarketColac Growers and Makers Market is a monthly community farmers market held at Colac Showgrounds. The market brings together local growers, food producers, artisan makers and craftspeople, giving visitors an opportunity t(03)
Colac Lawn Tennis ClubColac Lawn Tennis Club has served the Colac community for more than 100 years. The club offers social tennis, organised competitions, tournaments and opportunities for players of different ages and abilities.
Faciliti(03)
Colac Makers' Space and GalleryLocated in the heart of Colac, the Colac Makers' Space & Gallery is a welcoming community arts hub where visitors can discover local creativity through changing exhibitions, workshops and special events. The gallery show(03)
Colac Mallet Sports ClubColac Mallet Sports Club is Colac’s croquet club, offering social and competitive play on natural-grass croquet lawns. The friendly club welcomes beginners, experienced players and visitors of all ages.
Games played0418 364 745 / 0413 029 142
Colac Otway Performing Arts & Cultural Centre (COPACC)The Colac Otway Performing Arts & Cultural Centre (COPACC) is the region's premier venue for live entertainment, community events and visual arts. Located in the heart of Colac, the modern cultural centre hosts a year-ro(03) 5232 9418
Colac Otway Performing Arts & Cultural Centre (COPACC)
Colac SkateparkStreet course with big bermed corner, banks, quarters, funbox and grind rails. There is separate section with some quarters, spine and rollover.
Located next to the Bowls Club in Central Reserve.
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Colac Tenpin BowlColac Strikes & Spares is a family fun centre with ten pin bowling facilities. There are ten lanes.
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Colac Visitor Information CentreCome and explore the Otways! Enjoy the spectacular natural scenery, mighty timbers and magnificent waterfalls, the lush green hills that roll down to long stretches of sandy beaches of the Great Ocean Road, the volcanic 1300 689 297
Colac Visitor Information Centre
Cnr Queen Street and Murray Street,Colac,
Victoria
Colac Yacht ClubColac Yacht Club is a family-friendly sailing club on the southern shore of Lake Colac. The club welcomes experienced sailors, beginners, crew members, volunteers and social members.
Activities include:
Regula0411 120 996
Coleraine - Glenelg Fine ChocolatesStep into Glenelg Fine Chocolates and you will be immersed in the rich aroma of delicious and mouth watering continental chocolates created on site.
Opening Hours:
Open 9am - 4pm. Closed Mondays.
(03) 5575 2598
Coleraine - Peter Francis Points ArboretumThe Peter Francis Points Arboretum, or 'The Points', is a native Australian plant collection, located on the edge of the town of Coleraine. Situated on 37 hectares, the collection contains in excess of 10,000 plants, and(03)
Coleraine Outdoor Swimming PoolOutdoor 50 x 14 metre main pool, outdoor 9 x 5 metre babies pool and shade structure, kiosk and change rooms.
Opening Hours:
Season and Daily Opening Times
Cost:
Free entry.
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Coleraine Outdoor Swimming Pool
Corner Pilleau Street and Gage Street,Coleraine,
Victoria
Coleraine SkateparkGood concrete park which has a concrete half pipe at one end, fun box, stairs, flat ramps, quarters and a curved bowl section.
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Coleraine Visitor Information CentreThe Coleraine Tourist Information Centre is housed in the Historic Railway Station at the end of a branch line from Hamilton to Coleraine.
Opened in 1888, two trains daily carried wool, skins, butter and passengers. I(03) 5575 2733 / 1800 807 056
Community Resource Centre and Caravan Park Playground, Burke Street, LandsboroughNext to the pool is a playground which is fully fenced with swings (one with harness), train springer and structure with wave slide, shop front, hooped ladder, fireman's pole, curved walkway, disks on a vertical pole, st(03)
Community Resource Centre and Caravan Park Playground, Burke Street, Landsborough
Cooriemungle - Apostle Whey CheeseApostle Whey Cheese is a family-owned dairy farm, artisan cheese producer and farmgate attraction located near the Great Ocean Road. Visitors can sample award-winning cheeses and gelato while learning about the journey f0437 894 337
Corangamite Lake Road Playground, CororookeA really interesting playground with a Diprotodon and dancing Brolgas as you enter. A concrete path circles the playground and has interesting historical panels detailing the area back to 100,000 years ago.
The main p(03)
Corangamite Shire Fishing GuideThe Corangamite Shire has excellent spots to cater for all fishermen, from coastal, estuarine, river and inland lakes.
RIVERS AND ESTUARIES
Mount Emu Creek - shore fishing. Running through the Corangamite Shir(03)
Corangamite Street and Public ArtPublic art in towns across Corangamite Shire celebrates the local identity, creativity and spirit of our communities.
Camperdown
Cobden
'Connection' by Richard Walker (2016)
Walker said the water bird re(03)
Cororooke Tennis ClubCororooke Tennis Club is a friendly rural club offering competition tennis, coaching and social play for junior and senior players. The club competes in the Polwarth and District Tennis Association.
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Crawley Street (East) Reserve Playground, Crawley Street, WarrnamboolBig grassy area surrounded by roads. A line of basic equipment comprising a curved slide, curved ladder with steps, fireman's pole, chain bridge, monkey bars and chain traverse. Old fashioned monkey bars and swings.
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Crawley Street (East) Reserve Playground, Crawley Street, Warrnambool
Crawley Street (West) Reserve Playground, Crawley Street, WarrnamboolThe centre piece of the playground is a net and climbing wall structure which has very difficult holds on the wall. Also swings and basketball court. Unshaded table and fairly limited, sloping grassy area.
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Crawley Street (West) Reserve Playground, Crawley Street, Warrnambool
Cressy AerodromeDiscover the aviation history of Cressy Aerodrome, a former World War II RAAF combat training base. Constructed at the outbreak of the war, the airfield remained in use by the RAAF until 1946.
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Cressy Bowling ClubCressy Bowling Club is a friendly community lawn bowls club that welcomes beginners, experienced bowlers and social players. The club has an outdoor synthetic bowling green and participates in pennant and social bowls.
0428 517 802
Cressy Discovery TrailThe area of Cressy was discovered about 1836 when George Russell from the Leigh District reported that there was some fine inland country and wrote 'our journey took us over a track of treeless, windswept plains with a f(03)
Cressy Historical CentreThe Cressy Historical Centre is housed in the former Presbyterian Church, an original bluestone building constructed in 1862. It is operated by the Cressy & District History Group Inc., which documents, preserves and sha(03)
Cressy Picnic Area Playground, New Station Street, CressySmall triangle of land with swings, see-saw and structure with wave slide, steps, rubber covered chain ladder and tell the time panel.
Shelter with table, unshaded table and toilets.
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Cressy Picnic Area Playground, New Station Street, Cressy
Cressy Water Tower MuralThe Cressy Water Tower was painted by Tim Bowtell in 2024 with murals representing the local history. It features a steam train, aeroplanes from Cressy Aerodrome, a historic aerodrome of World War II, and local flora and(03)
Crowlands Hall Playground, Wright Street, CrowlandsSet behind the hall is a grassy area with tennis courts, basketball court and playground with swings (one with harness) and a structure with wave slide, fireman's pole, shop front, climbing wall, steering wheel, ladder, (03)
Crowlands Hall Playground, Wright Street, Crowlands
Crowlands Tennis ClubCrowlands Tennis Club is a rural tennis club offering Saturday afternoon Summer competition and social hitting.
Crowlands is a small agricultural community nestled on the Wimmera River and is located approximately 24 0439 343 833
Cudgee - Warrnambool Wildlife EncountersWarrnambool Wildlife Encounters is an intimate wildlife park sitting on the doorstep of the famous Great Ocean Road in Victoria. Book a tour for a fully guided experience through our wildlife park to meet our beautiful N0488 927 220
Curdie Street Playground, CamperdownOld fashioned school style monkey bars and swings under the shade of oak trees. Also a very wide gnarly old gum tree. No seats and some shaded and unshaded grassy area.
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Curdie Street Playground, Camperdown
Cnr Curdie Street and Scott Street,Camperdown,
Victoria
Darlington - Mid-Western SpeedwayMid-Western Speedway is a grassroots dirt speedway at Darlington, operated by the Mortlake Car Club.
Established in 1968, the speedway has a tight and fast 310 metre clay/dirt track which provides close racing and goo(03)
Darlington - Nuggets FlatNuggets Flat is a peaceful picnic area beside Mount Emu Creek in the small Western District township of Darlington.
The small reserve occupies the historic river-crossing area and provides an attractive place to stop (03)
Darlington - Nuggets Flat
Nuggets Flat, Hamilton Highway,Darlington,
Victoria
Dartmoor - Avenue of Honour and Fairytale Tree CarvingsThe Avenue of Honour was planted in 1918. The trees, Atlantic Cedars, commemorated 60 World War One servicemen and nurses from the Dartmoor District. But just as age wearied the war veterans, it also wearied the trees, m(03)
Dartmoor - Avenue of Honour and Fairytale Tree Carvings
Dartmoor - Paestan Canoe HirePaestan Canoe Hire based on 'The Bochara River' has supplied canoe and kayak hire for over 28 years along the 'Glenelg River Canoe Trail'.
Paestan Canoe Hire is owned and managed by Alicia and Ben Rentsch. They have a0429 381 875
Dartmoor Golf CourseDartmoor Golf Club is a picturesque and challenging 9-hole golf course situated on the banks of the Glenelg River in south-west Victoria. It is not a long course (5502m par70) but the greens make it interesting and chall(03) 5528 1469
Dartmoor Heritage TrailA 6km long walk or drive following marker posts which explores the heritage of Dartmoor.
1. Aboriginal Meeting Place
The Glenelg River formed a natural boundary between two tribes, the Bunganditj to the w(03)
Davidson Oval Reserve Playground, Fairfax Avenue, WarrnamboolThe playground is fenced off from the neighbouring oval. There is a structure with curved slide, shop front, rigid pipe frame bridge, steering wheel, arched walkway, climbing wall, chain bridge, chain traverse, high hori(03)
Dennington Recreation Reserve Playground, Station Street, DenningtonFenced playground near an oval with curved slide, shop front, tunnel, curved ladder, fireman's pole and straight ladder.
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Dennington Recreation Reserve Playground, Station Street, Dennington
Dergholm State Park (Baileys Rocks)Set among the rolling hills of western Victoria, Dergholm State Park is a peaceful destination for bushwalking, picnicking, camping, wildlife watching and viewing spring wildflowers.
The park's best-known attraction i(03)
Derrinallum - Deep Lake Recreation ReserveDeep Lake Recreation Reserve is a popular lakeside camping and recreation area approximately 5 km west of Derrinallum. Set beside Deep Lake with views across the surrounding Western District farmland, the reserve is a go(03)
Derrinallum - Deep Lake Recreation Reserve
Deep Lake Recreation Reserve, Chatsworth Road,Derrinallum,
Victoria
Derrinallum - Mount ElephantMount Elephant is a perfect breached scoria cone that erupted maybe 180,000 years ago. It is part of a suite of volcanoes on the basalt plains of south west Victoria from 30,000 to several million years old.
Visible f(03) 5596 2014 / 0409 535 914
Derrinallum - Mount Elephant
Mount Elephant, Hamilton Highway,Derrinallum,
Victoria
Derrinallum Bowling ClubDerrinallum Bowling Club is a friendly community lawn bowls club welcoming playing members, social members, visitors and newcomers.
Facilities and activities include:
Outdoor synthetic bowling green
Pennant and comp0425 804 897
Derrinallum Discovery TrailThe Derrinallum Discovery Trail explores the history, landscapes and community landmarks of Derrinallum and the surrounding district.
The highlighted locations include historic buildings, memorials, churches, sporting(03)
Derrinallum Recreation Reserve Outdoor GymThe Derrinallum Recreation Reserve Outdoor Gym provides a free outdoor workout area beside the reserve playground designed to improve strength, endurance, mobility and flexibility.
Exercise equipment includes a step-u(03)
Des Brennan Park Playground, Western Highway, BuangorThe park is located in the centre of town and you need to get off the highway town bypass or you will miss it altogether. The playground is set under a big shade sail and has a structure with wave slide, cubby seats, ste(03)
Des Brennan Park Playground, Western Highway, Buangor
Dixie - Keayang Maar VineyardKeayang Maar Vineyard is a family-run vineyard, winery and cellar door on the volcanic slopes of Keayang Maar at Dixie. The Wurlod family produces small-batch, cool-climate wines using grapes grown in the volcanic soils 0492 423 856
Donald Court Playground, WarrnamboolThe playground is set on two levels. At the top are swings and an unshaded table and at a slightly lower level is a structure with wave slide, rope ladder, shop front, climbing wall, steering wheel, steps, spiders web ro(03)
Donaldson Street Playground, ColacPlay structures for different age groups. The smaller structure has a curved slide, vertical ladder with plastic circles, abacus, steps, shop front and steering wheel.
The higher structure has a wave slide, climbing w(03)
Dunkeld & Grampians Visitor Information CentreAt the foot of Mount Sturgeon, the southern tip of the Grampians and the Great Dividing Range you will find the booming little town of Dunkeld and the Dunkeld & Grampians Visitor Information Centre.
Dunkeld was named(03) 5577 2558 / 1800 807 056
Dunkeld - Southern Grampians WalksAt the southern end of the Grampians National Park are three walks:
Mount Abrupt Walk
The steep track winds its way through heathy woodland and over rock slabs to the summit. Enjoy one of the most spectacular (03)
Dunkeld ArboretumThe Dunkeld Arboretum, established in 1992, aims to showcase a living collection of the world's trees. The Arboretum, set in a dramatic and beautiful recreational precinct, provides the visitor with a truly unique experi(03)
Dunkeld Arboretum
Cnr Old Ararat Road and Macarthur St,Dunkeld,
Victoria
Dunkeld Heritage TrailThe Dunkeld Heritage Trail is a self-guided walk through the historic centre of Dunkeld. The trail has 26 locations marked by steel interpretive panels which explore the town's buildings, businesses and stories from the (03)
Dunkeld Historical MuseumThe collection encompasses artefacts from settlement to recent times including early aboriginal display, exploration by Major Mitchell, history of the wool industry, the baking industry, telecommunications, the effects o1800 807 056
Dunkeld Historical Museum
Cnr Wills Street and Templeton Street,Dunkeld,
Victoria
Dunkeld Outdoor Swimming PoolOutdoor 26 x 12 metre main pool, outdoor 9 x 4 metre babies pool and shade structure, kiosk and change rooms.
Opening Hours:
Season and Daily Opening Times
Cost:
Free entry.
Review:
25m long recta(03) 5577 2452
EJ King Park Playground, Simpson Street, WarrnamboolA wooden platform with dual wave slides, shopfront, climbing wall, rope net ladder and steps. Also a bird's nest swing and two standard swings.
Set at the bottom of a huge grassy hill with an unshaded seat.(03)
EJ King Park Playground, Simpson Street, Warrnambool
Elliminyt Recreation Reserve Playground, Main Street, Elliminyt (Colac)A great play space in the shape of a boat which is the best playground in the area of Colac. A wooden carving stands proud on the bow of the boat which has a sandpit with a nice sand conveyor system and some panels inclu(03)
Elliminyt Recreation Reserve Playground, Main Street, Elliminyt (Colac)
Elliminyt Tennis ClubElliminyt Tennis Club is located within Elliminyt Recreation Reserve and has four outdoor non-cushioned hard courts. The courts are available for free public use throughout the year when they are not required for competi(03)
Elliminyt Tennis Club
Cnr Main Street and Howarth Street,Elliminyt,
Victoria
Elliminyt WetlandsElliminyt Wetlands is a seven-hectare constructed wetland and community park which officially opened in July 2026. The project transformed a former stormwater basin into an attractive open space with walking paths, board(03)
Elmhurst Recreation Reserve Playground, Green Street, ElmhurstA structure under shade sails with a wave slide, climbing wall, shop front, ladder, steering wheel, rigid frame ladder, monkey bars, inverted V-shaped rope climbing frame, flying fox and horizontal bars. Also a little sp(03)
Elmhurst Recreation Reserve Playground, Green Street, Elmhurst
Evansford Hall Playground, Waubra-Talbot Road, EvansfordIn Evansford take the unnamed road (which is actually School Road) west where there is a sign "Community Centre". Behind the centre is a playground structure with wave slide, hooped ladder, straight ladder and rope spide(03)
Evansford Hall Playground, Waubra-Talbot Road, Evansford
Fairbairn Street Playground, BalmoralPerched in the corner of a block is a structure with wave slide, spiral ladder, shop front, abacus, steps, balance beam with obstacles, monkey rungs, hanging disk traverse and climbing wall. See-saw with frog seats but n(03)
Fairbairn Street Playground, Balmoral
Cnr Fairbairn Street and Glendinning Street,Balmoral,
Victoria
Fauna Park Playground, Bridgewater Road, PortlandSet next to a free Fauna Park is a structure with spiral slide, fireman's pole, ladder with square rungs, arched walkway, abacus, shop front, steering wheel, wave slide, fireman's pole, monkey bars and horizontal bar. Sw(03)
Fletcher Jones Gardens Reserve Playground, Lyndoch Avenue, WarrnamboolNext to a Kindergarten which has an access gate into this fenced playground. Birds nest swing, two standard swings and play structure with wave slide, shopfront, climbing wall, rope net ladder, tunnel, rope spiders web c(03)
Fletcher Jones Gardens Reserve Playground, Lyndoch Avenue, Warrnambool
Ford Street Playground, AraratA simple playground with fox springer and a structure with wave slide, shopfront, fireman's pole, chain bridge and monkey bars.
Two shaded tables amongst the trees and one unshaded table. Good sized grassy area.
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Forrest - Lake ElizabethLake Elizabeth is hidden deep in the Otways and has heavily timbered flanks and calm waters with the trunks of dead trees, drowned when the valley was flooded more than 50 years ago to form the lake.
The elusive plat(03)
Forrest - Lake Elizabeth
Lake Elizabeth Campground, Kaanglang Road,Forrest,
Victoria
Forrest - West Barwon ReservoirSurrounded by the lush forests of the Otways, West Barwon Reservoir is a peaceful destination for picnics, short walks and spectacular scenery. Built across the Barwon River, the reservoir is the main water supply for th(03)
Forrest History WalkThe Forrest History Walk is a one-hour walk to discover Forrest's fascinating history.
Twenty seven plaques have been installed around the town (see link to map below), with photos and information which we hope will s(03)
Forrest Mountain Bike TrailsA network of over 100km of sustainable, cross-country mountain bike trails in the picturesque Otway Ranges near the small township of Forrest.
The Forrest Mountain Bike Trails are one of Australia's premier cross-co(03)
Forrest MTB HireForrest MTB Hire is a locally owned bike hire and repair business specialising in mountain bikes for the world-class Forrest Mountain Bike Trails. Conveniently located in the centre of town, it is an ideal starting point0407 318 507
Forrest SkateparkA small skatepark next to a playground with a kinked rail, ledge, narrow spine and flat bar. Leaves can be a problem.
Unshaded seat, toilets and picnic facilities.
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Forrest Tennis ClubForrest Tennis club participates in the Polwarth Tennis Association’s summer competition.
The competition for junior & senior players runs from October to March each year with a 6 week break over the summer school h0413 270 352
Foster Recreation Reserve Playground, Jones Street, FosterOn the east side of the oval is a very large playground with lots of play possibilities. If you like Royal blue colour it will be even better.
The main structure is huge and has a spiral slide, dual wave slides, singl(03)
Foster Recreation Reserve Playground, Jones Street, Foster
Framlingham East - East Framlingham Golf ClubEast Framlingham Golf Club is a welcoming nine-hole country golf course set in peaceful dairy-farming country beside the Hopkins River, approximately 25 minutes north-east of Warrnambool.
The relatively flat course fe0408 502 811
Framlingham East - East Framlingham Golf Club
560 Ellerslie-Panmure Road,Framlingham East,
Victoria
Garvoc Tennis ClubGarvoc Tennis Club has two synthetic-grass tennis courts available for community and public use. The courts are behind the kindergarten and provide a casual sporting activity for families visiting the town.
Court avai(03)
Gateway Community Playground, Wanstead Street, WarrnamboolNext to the Gateway Church is the Gateway Community playground which is fenced. The spiral slide was blocked but there is a range of activity panels, curved slide, tic-tac-toe, steering wheel panel and abacus on two leve(03)
Gateway Community Playground, Wanstead Street, Warrnambool
Gellibrand - Otway Blueberries100% pesticide free blueberries.
Opening Hours:
During the season opening hours are 9am to 5pm daily, 7 days a week including public holidays. Check our Facebook page for updates. No appointment necessary.
Pick (03) 5235 8185
Gellibrand - The Little Organic PaddockWe sell pick your own organic strawberries ($10/kg) and blueberries ($16/kg or $13 if over 5kg). Ready picked can be arranged with notice. We also have organic frozen blueberries.
0430 544 349
Gellibrand Lower - Wreck BeachWreck Beach, near Moonlight Head in the Great Otway National Park, is one of the most atmospheric locations on Victoria's Shipwreck Coast. Reached via a steep descent of more than 350 steps, the beach is famous for the r(03)
Glenaire - Castle Cove LookoutCastle Cove Lookout is a small roadside lookout on the Great Ocean Road at Glenaire. It offers expansive views across the Southern Ocean and along a rugged coastline of steep cliffs, secluded coves and forested hills.
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Glenthompson - Grampians Pure Sheep DairyThe farm factory manufactures the milk produced in the milking parlour into farmhouse style cheese and specialty yoghurt. The dairy and manufacturing plant are part of the farm, which is family owned and operated.
Tou(03) 5577 4223
Glenthompson - Robson's LookoutJust 3kms south, Robson's Hill lookout offers brilliant panoramic views of the Grampians National Park. There are also views of the Oaklands Hill Wind Farm which has 32 wind turbines dotted across the landscape. This pro(03)
Glenthompson Outdoor Swimming PoolOutdoor 25 x 12 metre main pool, outdoor 9 x 5 metre babies pool, kiosk and change rooms.
Opening Hours:
Season and Daily Opening Times
Cost:
Free entry.
Review:
The 25m main pool is 1.0 - 1.6m de(03) 5577 4229
Glenthompson Outdoor Swimming Pool
Cnr Glenelg Highway and Cameron Street,Glenthompson,
Victoria
Glenthompson Recreation Reserve Playground, Brady Street, GlenthompsonThe equipment is old and suited to younger kids. A sandpit with digger, old fashioned school monkey bars, wombat springer, rocker with three horse seats, a structure with curved slide, steps and ladder with rings and ano(03)
Goldfields Recreation Reserve Playground, Park Road, BeaufortThe reserve is located on the outskirts of town on the road to Skipton. Next to the oval is a fenced structure with a small slide, abacus, ladder and steering wheel. Next to five tennis courts and some netball courts. Yo(03)
Goldfields Recreation Reserve Playground, Park Road, Beaufort
Grassmere - George Taylors Store Vintage Motorcycle CollectionGeorge Taylor's Grassmere is more than just a Hardware Store with over 100 bikes on display from BMW, Ducati, Moto Guzzi, Honda, DKW, Peugot and many more.
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Grassmere - George Taylors Store Vintage Motorcycle Collection
Great Ocean Walk (Apollo Bay)The Great Ocean Walk, on Victoria's spectacular west coast, stretches 104 km from the idyllic resort town of Apollo Bay to Glenample Homestead (adjacent to the Twelve Apostles). It passes through the beautiful Great Otwa(03)
Great Ocean Walk (Auswalk)The Great Ocean Walk is a long distance walking route that parallels Victoria's spectacular Great Ocean Road. The walk starts in Apollo Bay, passing through Cape Otway, Castle Cove and Princetown, and finishing at the Tw(03) 5356 4971
Great Ocean Walk (Otway Eco Tours)Variety of guided treks along the Great Ocean Walk including:
3 day Shipwreck Trek - We explore the more remote segments of the Great Ocean Walk to give you a taste of the unique variation of this rugged coastline. Yo(03) 5236 6345
Great Western Free Public Tennis CourtsFenced area with three hardcourts with nets. The asphalt surface is in reasonable condition with cracks. The courts are free for the public to use.
Next to a playground.(03)
Great Western Free Public Tennis Courts
Cnr Paxton Street and Brunel Street,Great Western,
Victoria
Great Western Wine and Heritage Cycle TrailThe Great Western Wine and Heritage Cycle trail is a whole family experience, dotted with signs describing the points of interest. What better way of taking in the village's history and sampling some of Australia's best (03)
Green Hill Lake Playground, Green Hill Lake Drive, AraratOn an elevated area overlooking the lake (on the south side) is a playground under a shade sail with pyramid rope climbing frame, birds nest swing, standalone slide with steps, cup to sit in and spin around and a rocker (03)
Green Hill Lake Playground, Green Hill Lake Drive, Ararat
Greenwald - Cobboboonee National ParkCobboboonee National Park and the adjoining forest park showcase lowland forest and heathland on the doorstep of Portland and Heywood in far southwest Victoria.
Explore the park by horseback on the Great Cobboboonee H(03)
Grieve Street East Reserve Playground, Grieve Street, Warrnambool Long strip of grass which has a basketball court, unshaded table, cricket pitch, springer, swings (one with a harness) and structure with curved slide, climbing wall, rigid frame pipe bridge, chain net climbing frame, zi(03)
Grieve Street East Reserve Playground, Grieve Street, Warrnambool
Grimwade Park Playground, Hamilton Highway, LismoreA huge fenced red train dominates the playground. Part of the main playground area has shade sails (toddler area and swings). The structure has a big wave slide, climbing wall, inclined climber bridge with half circles, (03)
Grimwade Park Playground, Hamilton Highway, Lismore
Cnr Hamilton Highway and Gray Street,Lismore,
Victoria
Grumps Park Playground, Hewitt Street, AraratThe park is named after Grump, a large purple (and presumably) grumpy dinosaur which you can find at the park. Also a structure under shade sails with a wave slide, fireman's pole, climbing mat wall, tree ladder, tic-tac(03)
Hamilton & Grampians Visitor Information CentreWhile in the Southern Grampians region enjoy up-to-date, local information from a variety of sources, to assist in your visit at the Hamilton & Grampians Visitor Information Centre.
With the landscape dominated by th(03) 5573 0280 / 1800 807 056
Hamilton - Apex Park Steam Locomotive and Grange BurnA full size K-class locomotive is on display with ramp access to the drivers compartment which you can enter. Before we visited someone had painted a happy face on the front of the engine which gives it a lot of personal(03)
Hamilton - Apex Park Steam Locomotive and Grange Burn
Hamilton - Campes Motor MuseumMotoring enthusiasts will be entertained by the extensive range of vintage and veteran cars, buses and motoring memorabilia. It includes a Stutz 1929, Ansett Clipper Bus 1955 and Citreon 1933.
Opening Hours:
Open 10:0419 168 400
Hamilton - Henty Wine Region WineriesNo regional gourmet experience is complete without a glass of 'something local', and the wider region surrounding Hamilton has become renowned for its diverse cool climate wine styles that demonstrate exceptional quality(03)
Hamilton - Lake HamiltonLake Hamilton is an attractive landscaped man-made lake located at the eastern end of Hamilton which is surrounded by 25 hectares of parkland. The lake was created in 1977 by forming of a clay embankment across Grange Bu(03)
Hamilton - MUD galleryMUD Gallery is a not-for-profit community run space where the public can enjoy and buy fantastic pieces of art and handmade wares, all produced by local artists.(03) 5572 3699
Hamilton - Old Hamilton Cemetery WalkHistory of the Old Hamilton Cemetery
In May 1851, the township and the cemetery site were gazetted. By the 1880's the cemetery was well and truly part of the Hamilton settlement as land around it was released for sale, (03)
Hamilton - Parklands Golf CourseParklands Golf Club is a 18-hole public golf club maintained and run by a committee of volunteers, catering for golfers of all ages and capabilities since the club was established in 1972.
Parklands pride itself on be(03) 5572 5729
Hamilton - Petschel HousePetschel House is a historic bluestone homestead, art gallery, studios and extensive garden on the outskirts of Hamilton.
The original bluestone house was built circa 1856 by the Rentsch and Petschel families. Today t0417 585 102
Hamilton - Sir Reginald Ansett Transport MuseumThe Sir Reginald Ansett Transport Museum is based on the Ansett company's first aircraft hangar.
Centrepieces of the display are a Fokker Universal aircraft, similar to the one used on the first Ansett flight in 1936,(03) 5571 2767
Hamilton Botanic GardensThe site for the Hamilton Botanic Gardens was set aside in 1853 and first planted in 1870 which makes them one of the earliest provincial botanic gardens in Australia.
William Guilfoyle, the curator of the Royal Bota(03)
Hamilton CinemaThe Hamilton Cinema recently re-opened following a major refurbishment and is now managed by the Southern Grampians Shire Council as part of its Performing Arts Centre.
The facility boasts comfortable new seating, kio(03) 5573 0472
Hamilton GalleryA local treasure for over 50 years, Hamilton Gallery presents a range of exhibitions, programs and events that stimulate understanding, awareness and enjoyment of the visual arts.
Opening Hours:
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Hamilton Golf CourseThe Hamilton golf course is one of the western district's leading golf courses with spectacular 18 hole grass greens. New members and visitors are made very welcome.
This challenging 6004 metre course 18-hole layout o(03) 5571 2644
Hamilton History CentreThe Hamilton History Centre is a volunteer based research facility dedicated to the collection, preservation and cataloguing of historical records of Hamilton and the surrounding region which are made available for resea(03) 5572 4933
Hamilton Indoor Leisure and Aquatic Centre8 lane heated 25m pool, heated program pool with beach entry, gym facilities, cafe, squash/raquetball facilities and creche.
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Hamilton Miniature RailwayThe Hamilton Model Railway Group was formed by a group of friends with an interest in Australian Model Railways. On display in the clubroom is a model display of the layout 'Kilmore East' as well as a range of railway me0418 538 009
Hamilton Olympic Outdoor PoolOutdoor 50 x 12 metre T shaped heated main pool, outdoor 5 metre radius babies pool and shade structure, kiosk and change rooms.
Opening Hours:
Season and Daily Opening Times
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Free entry.
Revi(03) 5571 9439
Hamilton ParkrunPark Run is a 5km run - it's you against the clock. Come along and join in whatever your pace!
Park Runs are held throughout Melbourne and Victoria. Please register before your first run and bring a printed copy of yo(03)
Hamilton Pastoral MuseumThe Hamilton Pastoral Museum has two complexes of collections covering farming and domestic history, wood turners and model train display.
Hamilton is situated in south western Victoria, south of the mountain range n(03) 5571 1595
Hamilton Pastoral Museum
Corner Ballarat Road and Hiller Lane,Hamilton,
Victoria
Hamilton Performing Arts CentreHamilton Performing Arts Centre is the region's major venue for live entertainment and events.
For over 30 years the Hamilton Performing Arts Centre has been the home of performing arts in the Greater Hamilton region.(03) 5573 0429
Hamilton Recreation Reserve Playground, King Street, HamiltonNext to an oval are swings, two person see-saw on springs and a sandpit. Shaded table at the pavilion.
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Hamilton Recreation Reserve Playground, King Street, Hamilton
Hamilton SkateparkThe park has had a massive upgrade and a concrete park has replaced the metal park, although the halfpipe and pyramid have been retained.
There is a bowl which is separated by a spine from a large street area with a (03)
Hamilton Skatepark
Cnr Riley Street and Ballarat Road,Hamilton,
Victoria
Hawkesdale Golf ClubHawkesdale Golf Club is a small community-operated country golf course at the Hawkesdale Racecourse Reserve. Visitors are welcome to play the inexpensive and informal course.
The flat course is set across open, wind-e(03) 5560 7353
Hawkesdale Swimming PoolHawkesdale Swimming Pool is an outdoor pool which is open during the summer season. It is located in a lush green environment with a solar heated pool offering good shade with canteen facilities.
Opening Hours:
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Hawkesdale Tennis ClubHawkesdale Tennis Club provides community tennis facilities for local competition and organised social tennis. The club is located at the Hawkesdale Recreation Reserve.(03)
Heathmere - Whalers Lookout WalkWhalers Lookout Walk is an easy loop track through native messmate forest. The walk leads to a lookout with spectacular views across Portland Bay, Narrawong and to the Southern Ocean beyond.
The walk starts and ends a(03)
Heathmere Recreational Reserve Playground, Princes Highway, HeathmereLocated in the recreational reserve next to the Southern 500 Speedway and CFA. Fully fenced playground with a sand base which has a structure with wave slide, ladder with square rungs, straight ladder, chain bridge, monk(03)
Henrys Sawmill Road Playground, NullawarreNullaware is the last town on the Great Ocean Road. Unfortunately the playground doesn't celebrate this with a bang or even barely a whimper. A very basic playground with train springer and swings.
Shelter with BBQs,(03)
Henty Highway Playground, HamiltonBig grassy area between the highway and King Street dotted with gum trees with swings, fish springer and unshaded seat.
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Henty Park Playground, Cnr Glenelg St and Bligh St, PortlandLocated beside the oval and lawn tennis courts is a fenced playground (with one opening). There is a structure on a sandy gravel base with wave slide, climbing mat wall, tic-tac-toe, abacus and shop front. Also swings an(03)
Henty Park Playground, Cnr Glenelg St and Bligh St, Portland
Cnr Glenelg Street and Bligh Street,Portland,
Victoria
Heywood - Budj Bim ToursThe far south west of Victoria is the traditional homelands of the Gunditjmara nation For thousands of years, Gunditjmara people engineered and constructed an extensive aquaculture system along the Mt Eccles/Tyrendarra L(03) 5527 1699 / 0419 271 634
Heywood BMX TrackAbout five jumps (combination of single and double) and three mounds in a triangle shape within a fairly compact area.
Next to a Skate Park, basketball court and playground. Unshaded tables and a water tap.
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Heywood Golf CourseHeywood Golf Course is a 5820m 18 hole grass greens course located adjacent to the Mt Clay State Forest just minutes from the township of Heywood in south west Victoria. The undulating course proves a challenge for some.(03) 5527 1391 / 0487 929 781
Heywood Model TrainsThe N Gauge layout displays a variety of model trains ranging in both type and size, and there is a small layout for children to have a go.
The Heywood Model Train Group run a variety of HO model trains, and the layo(03) 5578 6331 / 0438 006 171
Heywood Outdoor PoolThe Heywood outdoor swimming pool is unheated and open during the summer period.
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Heywood Outdoor Pool
Cnr Hunter Street and Fitzroy Street,Heywood,
Victoria
Heywood SkateparkThis is a brilliant skate park for a town of this size (population is 1300). Maybe the local skaters had incriminating photos of the mayor?
The large park which is concrete has a half pipe, quarters, flat banks, rail(03)
Heywood Water Tower ArtThis mural depicts five local Gunditjmara men who proudly served their country in two separate wars.
The four Lovett brothers depicted in this mural Leonard, Frederick, Edward and Herbert served in World War One (03)
Hickford Parade Playground, WarrnamboolA nice location perched on a hill with the sound of the sea in the background. Structure with two wave slides, scrambling wall, fireman's pole, rope spiders web climbing frame, monkey bars, shop front, tunnel, steering w(03)
Hughan Park Playground, Goldsmith Street, HamiltonLocated next to the outdoor swimming pool. Structure with wave slide, inclined climber with half circles, spiral ladder, wave slide, standard ladder, chain bridge, chain traverse and flying fox. Springer and swings. Unsh(03)
Hughan Park Playground, Goldsmith Street, Hamilton
Iona Avenue Playground, WarrnamboolA small basic structure with low wave slide, spiral ladder, steering wheel, shop front and cubby seat. Also truck springer and swings (one with a harness). Smallish grassy area surrounded by houses and an unshaded table.(03)
Island Park Caravan Park Playground, M Carmichael Drive, CastertonThe caravan park is on Crown land next to the Recreation Oval and is operated by the council. There is a playground structure on a sandy base with a tyre ladder, monkey bars, monkey rungs, log roll, ladder with square r(03)
Island Park Caravan Park Playground, M Carmichael Drive, Casterton
Island Park Playground, M Carmichael Drive, CastertonLocated in a reserve with ovals, netball and tennis courts and an outdoor pool. The playground with a sandy base has a compact, low structure for younger kids with a straight slide, climbing mat wall, abacus, steering wh(03)
Island Park Playground, M Carmichael Drive, Casterton
James McMurtrie Glass Blowing Studio & GalleryStunning, unique and Australian made, James McMurtrie's artworks are inspired by the Grampians mountains that surround his glass blowing studio. With 25 years of experience using traditional techniques and tools, James s(03) 5356 6137 / 0427 949 921
James Swan Reserve Playground, Kepler Street, WarrnamboolThere is a big metal atom shaped climbing frame with nets inside and a birds nest swing.
Unshaded seats, unshaded table and water tap. There are stepping stone circuits with rocks and wood stumps. The reserve has som(03)
James Swan Reserve Playground, Kepler Street, Warrnambool
Cnr Kepler Street and Spence Street,Warrnambool,
Victoria
Jaycees Park Playground, Barramul Street, SimpsonThe playground is set on the edge of a big grassy area with skate park, toilets, shelter with two tables and another shelter with BBQ and interesting wooden tables.
The playground has a good sized play structure wit(03)
Jaycees Park Playground, Barramul Street, Simpson
Cnr Barramul Street and Murrock Street,Simpson,
Victoria
Jaycees Park Playground, Princes Highway, CamperdownSmall structure with wave slide, inclined climber with half circles, shop front, abacus, ladder with square rungs and steering wheel. Swings.
There are unshaded tables in a big grassy area dotted with trees.
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Jaycees Park Playground, Princes Highway, Camperdown
John W. Gardner Reserve Playground, Main Road, Beech ForestA wonderful train and carriage carved out of wooden logs is the highlight. Also a big cone climbing frame constructed from rubber covered chain with ladders and nets, stand-on spinner, train springer and swings.
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John W. Gardner Reserve Playground, Main Road, Beech Forest
Cnr Cliff Young Drive and Main Road,Beech Forest,
Victoria
Jubilee Park Playground, Bridge Road, WoodfordLocated next to the bridge which the road crosses over. A lovely community playground which is soothing on the senses (well it was without a lot of screaming kids). The soft mint green surface flows beautifully around th(03)
Jubilee Park Playground, Glenelg Highway, SkiptonA fenced playground with one gap for entry which holds an extensive play structure decorated with pictures made by local kids. A ramp leads to the highest level with a curved slide, small slide, tunnel, colourful tic-tac(03)
Jubilee Park Playground, Glenelg Highway, Skipton
Cnr Montgomery Street and Park Lane,Skipton,
Victoria
Kanawinka GeoparkDiscover Australia's most extensive volcanic province. The Kanawina Geopark is Australia's most extensive, volcanic province, and has been recognized as one of the most significant in the world. The geopark stretches acr(03)
Karana Drive Playground, WarrnamboolThe block has a good sized grassy area, tennis wall, basketball court and cricket net (with mesh wall behind one end to act as a wicketkeeper).
Structure with wave slides (two sizes), climbing wall, climbing net, lit(03)
Kawarren - Birnam StationPicnic at an old train station under a canopy of eucalypts in the Otway Forest Park. This area is also the starting point for a pleasant short fern loop walk.
This shady and peaceful picnic spot is located at the site(03)
Kawarren MarketKawarren Market is a friendly monthly community market held at Kawarren Reserve and Echidna House in the foothills of the Otway Ranges. Visitors can browse stalls, enjoy homemade food and catch up with members of the loc0412 171 640
Kennett River Glow Worm WalkTake your torch and explore the natural beauty of glow-worms by night at the Grey River picnic area.
Glow worms are actually bioluminescent i.e. glowing in the dark, maggots of a mosquito like fly. But whatever they r(03)
Kennett River Koala WalkThe small hamlet of Kennett River on the Great Ocean Road is one of the best places in Australia to see koalas in the wild. Turn into Grey River Road, off the Great Ocean Road, and between one and two kilometres along th(03)
Kennett River Nature WalkThe Kennett River Nature Walk is a self-guided walk following the southern bank of the Kennett River. Developed and led by the local community, the walk features 14 interpretive signs highlighting the native wildlife com(03)
Kennett River Tennis CourtThere is one synthetic court for tennis and pickleball in good condition which has a basketball ring.
Available for hire $10 per hour with bookings taken at the campground office Ph. 5289 0272 business hours. Family m(03) 5289 0272
Killarney - Studio 75 Art StudioStudio 75 Art Studio is a working gallery, artists' studio and small cafe operated by artists Ricky Schembri and Alexandra Davis. Visitors can view the artists' working spaces, browse original paintings and enjoy a coffe0407 563 863 / 0481 703 525
Killarney BeachKillarney Beach is a quiet, approximately one-kilometre-long beach protected by extensive offshore reefs. The reefs commonly produce low waves and relatively sheltered water, making the beach popular for swimming, paddli(03)
Kokoda Avenue Playground, HamiltonAn interesting park with a Community Oven, yarn bombed tree and a Community Orchard where you can pick what you need from the trees. The playground structure was a wave slide, ladder with hoops, rope bridge, telescope, b(03)
Kokoda Park Playground, McLellan Street, AraratStructure under shade sail with a wave slide, climbing wall, shop front, walkway, ladder, climbing bridge with half circles, suspended balance beam, tic-tac-toe, flying fox and monkey bars. Also a suspended rocker for tw(03)
Kolora - Corangamite Dry Stone Walls Heritage Trail WestThe Corangamite Dry Stone Walls Heritage Trail West is a self-drive touring route through some of the finest dry stone wall country in Victoria. Built by early European settlers during the mid to late nineteenth century,(03)
Kolora - Corangamite Dry Stone Walls Heritage Trail West
Kolora Tennis CourtAn asphalt court in fair condition with a net. There is some lichen on the side of the court.
There is another court covered in lichen without a net.
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Koroit - Big Art. Small TownsBig Art. Small Towns. is an outdoor public-art program presenting large-scale reproductions of artworks at Koroit Theatre.
The exhibitions showcase artists from Moyne Shire and the wider region. Four exhibitions are p(03)
Koroit - Historical Tour of The ConventThe Historical Tour of The Convent at Koroit is a guided two-hour journey through the building's religious history, architecture and connections with the district's Irish and Scottish Catholic communities.
The tour vi0476 832 964
Koroit - Koroit Rail Trail Outdoor GymThere is an extensive gym with chest press, leg press, elliptical trainer, stretch station, dexterity builder, body twist, pull-downs, pull-ups & leg raises, chin-up bars, body dip bench, step-ups, sit-up board and balan(03)
Koroit - Tower Hill StudioTower Hill Studio is a creative art space run by artist and actor Jenny Phillips on the edge of Tower Hill. The studio hosts children’s painting workshops, art parties, combined art and acting parties, acting classes a0419 565 024
Koroit and District Historical SocietyKoroit and District Historical Society is based inside the restored Tower Hill Common School, which was constructed in 1857.
The society's collection includes historic photographs, documents, publications, family-hist(03) 5565 8401
Koroit and District Historical Society
Tower Hill Common School, Victoria Park, High Street,Koroit,
Victoria
Tower Hill Common School, Victoria Park, High Street,
Koroit Botanical GardensKoroit Botanic Gardens are at the centre of the original plan for the township of Koroit developed in 1857. Not much development occurred until 1870, when State Botanist Baron von Mueller donated 190 trees and plants. Lo(03)
Koroit Heritage TrailKoroit Heritage Trail is a self-guided journey through one of Australia's most complete early Irish settlements. It explores 31 historic places around Koroit, with nearby Tower Hill Wildlife Reserve included as an additi(03)
Koroit SkateparkThe skatepark, in the Koroit Youth Space, is a concrete park which has a mini ramp and triangular shaped street area with elements such as ramps, rails and ledges.
There is the Skyway sculpture in the middle.(03)
Koroit Street Playground, Warrnambool Structure set on a suburban block with a wave slide, tic-tac-toe, steering wheel, shop front, straight ladder, walkway and spiral ladder. Springer and swings. Very limited grassy area.
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Lake BolacSwim, ski, fish, camp and relax at Lake Bolac.
The freshwater lake was created when recent lava flows from the local volcanic cones altered the flow and dammed the former bed of the Fiery Creek, creating a depress(03)
Lake Bolac Golf ClubLake Bolac Golf Club has a 9-hole course with lush greens and couch fairways maintained by enthusiastic and committed members. The course has an undulating terrain bordered with a range of shelter trees.
Lake Bolac Go(03) 5350 3204
Lake Bolac Information & Business CentreThe Lake Bolac Information & Business Centre provides a library service for the local community, visitor information services, photocopying, laminating, and internet.
There is a playground next to the Information Cent(03) 5350 2204
Lake Bolac Outdoor Swimming PoolLake Bolac Outdoor Swimming Pool is a seasonal outdoor facility. Features include solar heating, kiosk, shade and lawns.
Opening Hours:
Opening Hours
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Free. All Ararat Rural City council's outdoor p(03) 5352 1064
Lake Bolac Recreation Reserve Playground, Frontage Road, Lake BolacThe Recreation Reserve is located on the north west side of the lake and next to Lake Bolac Caravan Park. The playground is next to an oval, two netball courts and a big grassy area.
The structure has a nice tunnel s(03)
Lake Bolac Recreation Reserve Playground, Frontage Road, Lake Bolac
Lake Pertobe Adventure Playground, Pertobe Road, WarrnamboolUnbelievable. I read somewhere that one family comes to Warrnambool every Easter just for the playground. I was having a hard time swallowing that until I saw this playground - now I would be willing to come back at East(03)
Lake Pertobe Adventure Playground, Pertobe Road, Warrnambool
Lake Tooliorook Camping GroundLake Tooliorook is a picturesque lakeside recreation and camping area approximately 5 km south-west of Lismore, with attractive views across the water towards Mount Elephant.
The shallow, sand-bottomed lake is popular0438 546 427
Lakes and Craters Holiday Park Playground, Cnr Park Lane and Park Road, CamperdownThe playground at the holiday park is accessible to the public and is located at the far corner. There is a long traversing structure with flying fox, inclined climber with circles, chain traverse, rope tunnel bridge, ab(03)
Lakes and Craters Holiday Park Playground, Cnr Park Lane and Park Road, Camperdown
Lakes Edge Adventure Playground, Rippon Road, HamiltonA lovely all abilities access playground which has colourful soft path access to all the play equipment. The centre of the playground has a huge rope pyramid climbing frame. Around this is a large modern climbing structu(03)
Lakes Edge Adventure Playground, Rippon Road, Hamilton
Landsborough & District Bowling ClubLandsborough & District Bowling Club is a small country bowls club at the base of the Pyrenees surrounded by wineries and beautiful country hills. There is one artificial green.
All visitors are welcome.0416 231 883
Landsborough - Statue of William LandsboroughLandsborough is an old gold mining town founded in 1862 and named in honour of William Landsborough the explorer.
A statue of William Landsborough stands in front of the Landsborough Public Hall. The associated plaque(03)
Landsborough Swimming PoolA seasonal outdoor pool. There are two small pools which are 13.6m x 4.6m and 2.5m x 2.5m.
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Landsborough Tennis ClubLandsborough Tennis Club was reformed in 2005 playing in the Marnoo Navarre Tennis Association and now plays in the Ararat and District Tennis Association.
Two hardcourts in fairly good condition, although one had poo(03)
Laurina Close Playground, WarrnamboolA grassy block dotted with trees which has a structure with wave slide, curved ladder, straight ladder, shop front, steering wheel, fireman's pole, climber bridge with circles, balance beam, monkey bars and flying fox. A(03)
Lavers Hill - Fauna Australia Koala ExperienceFauna Australia offers personal wildlife encounters in a peaceful, uncrowded environment in the Otways. The 30-minute Koala Experience provides an opportunity to hand-feed a koala and take as many photographs as desired 0400 836 996
Lavers Hill - Melba Gully (Great Otway National Park)Known as the Jewel of the Otways, this is one of the wettest places in the state with an annual rainfall of over 2000mm. The gully has prolific plant growth and is a dense rainforest of Myrtle Beech, Blackwood and Tree-f(03)
Lavers Hill - Melba Gully (Great Otway National Park)
Lavers Hill - Melba Gully Glow Worm WalkTake your torch and explore the natural beauty of glow-worms by night at the Melba Gully area. The walk also is rich in fungi.
A visual spectacular - Despite their name, glow worms aren't worms. They are the la(03)
Lavers Hill Water Tower ArtFamilies led by local artist Brian Worsley helped to paint colourful murals of native Australian animals and plants onto water tanks at Lavers Hill as part of a community art project.
The tanks can be found behind the(03)
Lawrence Court Playground, ColacCompact structure with wave slide, shop front, rope ladder, small straight ladder, ladder with square rungs, steering wheel, abacus and clanger to hit against pipes. Frog springer and swings.
Unshaded table and grass(03)
Leake Street Playground, NelsonThe playground has an interesting set of high parallel bars where you hang onto a block attached to each bar and try and move from one end to the other. The structure also has a flying fox, log roll, rubber covered chain(03)
Leake Street Playground, Nelson
Cnr Leake Street and Portland-Nelson Road,Nelson,
Victoria
Lexton Historic Walking TourA Brief History of Lexton
In 1836 Major Thomas Mitchell the explorer passed through this area on his return journey from Portland to Sydney. His glowing report on the grazing lands in the Western District resulted in sq(03)
Lexton Historic Walking Tour
Sunraysia Highway and Williamson Street,Lexton,
Victoria
Lexton Recreation Reserve Playground, Prince Street, LextonA wooden structure with multiple levels connected by walkways which has a home built feel. There are two slides to get back down to earth.
Located next to an oval and netball courts. Toilets and water tap. Next to th(03)
Lexton Recreation Reserve Playground, Prince Street, Lexton
Linnear Park Playground, Stanley Street, WarrnamboolSet bedside the river in a big grassy area with two unshaded tables. Old structure with curved slide, spiral ladder, steering wheel, shop front, steps, walkway, clock, tic-tac-toe, fireman's pole and disks on a vertical (03)
Linnear Park Playground, Stanley Street, Warrnambool
Lions Club Park Playground, High Street, MerinoFairly basic playground which has a small structure with straight slide, tic-tac-toe, steering wheel and abacus. Also a standalone wave slide, four person rocker, see-saw, four wheel bike springer and swings.
Shelter(03)
Lions Park Playground, Cnr Glenelg Highway and Cameron Street, GlenthompsonTwo wooden structures - the bigger one has dual wave slides, scrambling wall, fireman's pole, tunnel, rope net traverse, clock, steering wheel panel, alphabet panel, clanger to hit against pipes, shop front, monkey rung(03)
Lions Park Playground, Cnr Glenelg Highway and Cameron Street, Glenthompson
Lions Park Playground, Dundas Street, AvocaA low structure with curved slide, curved short tunnel, shop fronts, steering wheel, walkway, honeycomb climbing mat wall, horizontal climber with half circles, monkey bars, steering wheels and disks on a vertical pole. (03)
Lismore - Murnong Indigenous GardenMurnong Indigenous Garden is a community Indigenous plant garden in Lismore established to promote reconciliation, education and tourism.
The garden focuses particularly on plants associated with the traditional life 0408 547 015
Lismore Discovery TrailThe Lismore Discovery Trail is a series of walking routes through Lismore which explore the town's history, natural environment and places of interest.
Interpretive signs are located along the trail and tell stories a(03)
Lismore Discovery Trail
Cnr High Street and Heriot Street,Lismore,
Victoria
Lismore Gathering TrailThe Lismore Gathering Trail is a community fruit-growing project established by the Lismore Progress Association. Residents grow fruit trees on their properties beside public footpaths, allowing walkers to explore the to(03)
Lismore Golf ClubLismore Golf Club is a welcoming nine-hole country course with grass greens and tees. A lake forms part of the course, with two fairways following its edge and pine trees lining the western boundary. The adjoining water-(03) 5596 2267 / 0417 595 742
Lismore Golf Club
Lismore Golf Club, Hamilton Highway,Lismore,
Victoria
Lismore Memorial Bowling ClubLismore Memorial Bowling Club is a community lawn bowls club providing competitive and social bowls in Lismore. The club also hosts tournaments and community gatherings.
Facilities and activities include:
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Lismore Outdoor Swimming Pool25 metre outdoor pool and toddlers pool.
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Lismore Outdoor Swimming Pool
Cnr Hamilton Highway and Gray St,Lismore,
Victoria
Lismore Recreation Reserve Tennis CourtsThere are two tennis/netball asphalt courts at Lismore Recreation Reserve which are free for the public to use. The nets are in fairly bad condition but the court surface is good.
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Lismore Recreation Reserve Tennis Courts
Cnr Seymour Street and Heriot Street,Lismore,
Victoria
Lismore Water Tower ArtThe Lismore Water Tower, painted by Jimmi Buscombe, features two dancing brolgas in an early misty morning with some sheep in the distance. Plants around the base are Blue Devin, Feather Heads, Bright Heads, Agapanthus a(03)
Macarthur - Budj Bim National ParkThe Budj Bim National Park was formerly known as Mount Eccles National Park. It is one of several places in this area's rich cultural landscape formed by powerful ancestral creation forces. Many visitors return to explor(03)
Macarthur - Suffoir Winery, Brewery and DistillerySuffoir Winery, Brewery and Distillery is a family-owned craft beverage producer and cellar door set among vineyards and farmland near Macarthur.
Established in 2012, Suffoir produces a diverse range of small-batch wi0430 382 432
Macarthur - Suffoir Winery, Brewery and Distillery
Macarthur Bowls ClubMacarthur Bowls Club is a friendly community lawn bowls club located beside the Macarthur Market Street recreation precinct. The club has a full-size synthetic bowling green suitable for competition, social and barefoot (03) 5576 1296
Macarthur Golf ClubMacarthur Golf Club is a nine-hole country golf course on Hamilton Road, on the outskirts of Macarthur.
The relatively flat course has traditional sand greens and provides a relaxed rural golfing experience. It measur(03) 5576 1240
Macarthur Heritage TrailUncover a hidden gem. Settled on the banks of the Eumeralla River, Macarthur is the gateway to the spectacular Budj Bim National Park. Time-travel to a hidden past as you follow the Macarthur Heritage Trail. Discover a s(03)
Macarthur Heritage Trail
Cnr Heckfield Street and High Street,Macarthur,
Victoria
Macarthur Market Square Playground, Market Street, MacarthurA very well equipped playground which is fully fenced. The main structure has multiple levels connected by walkways, bridges and ramps. Includes a spiral slide, small wave slide, nice curved slide with circles for steps,(03)
Macarthur MuseumMacarthur Museum occupies the town's historic courthouse, which opened in 1892 and retains features including the magistrate's bench and the dock for accused people.
The museum's collection records the history of Maca0419 883 656
Macarthur Swimming PoolMacarthur Swimming Pool is an outdoor pool which is open during the summer season. The pool surrounds are well grassed and has a separate and enclosed toddlers pool with plenty of shade. Canteen facilities.
Opening Ho(03) 5576 1370
Macarthur Water Splash PadThe water splash pad is part of a precinct with a playground, multi-sport court, barbeque and shade facilities.
The vibrantly coloured splash pad includes features such a triple bucket spiller, three arch sprays, thre(03)
Mack Oval Reserve Playground, Grafton Road, WarrnamboolNext to an oval, cricket nets and netball courts is a basic playground. See-saw, springer and structure with curved slide, straight ladder, ladder with square rungs, abacus, steering wheel and shop front.
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Mahogany Gardens Playground, Alexandra Crescent, WarrnamboolSet of two swings in a grassy area dotted with two Palm trees and two unshaded tables.
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Mahogany Gardens Playground, Alexandra Crescent, Warrnambool
Maroona History CentreMaroona has a history centre at the Maroona Recreation Reserve. A display has been set up featuring items donated or loaned by local families. There is also a photographic display of the original settlers of the Maroona (03) 5354 7510
Marraki Estate Playground, Boston Drive, WarrnamboolThe playground is set next to the Marrakai Wetlands. A concrete bike / walking path starts here and winds up the hill to the north. The playground is set on a soft spongy surface and is best for either those who like rub(03)
Marraki Estate Playground, Boston Drive, Warrnambool
Masonic Park Playground, Bond Street, TimboonA big metal climbing frame made from two big arches, swings and a low structure for toddlers with wave slide, tic-tac-toe, shop front, little climbing mat wall, ladder and inclined climber with circles.
Two nice wood(03)
Masonic Park Playground, Bond Street, Timboon
Cnr Barrett Street and Bond Street,Timboon,
Victoria
Melville Oval Playground, Market Place, HamiltonThe playground is well shaded under two trees. There is a structure with wave slide, spiral ladder, abacus, shop fronts, steps, tunnel, climbing mat wall and sloping parallel bars. Swings (without safety chain), platypus(03)
Memorial Park Playground, Parker Street, DunkeldA colourful wooden cubby is the star of the playground. There is also a structure with two wave slides, ladder, steps, tunnel, climbing wall, ladder and shop front. Another structure has a scrambling wall, spiral ladder,(03)
Memorial Reserve Playground, Barker Street, CavendishSoft paths lead to a structure with wave slide, curved slide, climbing wall, rope bridge, fireman's pole, steps, clanger to hit against pipes, steps, ladder with hoops, steering wheel, disks on a vertical pole, monkey ru(03)
Memorial Reserve Playground, Barker Street, Cavendish
Cnr Scott Street and Barker Street,Cavendish,
Victoria
Memorial Square Playground, Gellibrand Street, ColacHuge park in the middle of Colac without any fences. Interesting quirky main structure with steps and rope ladders leading up to a spiral tunnel slide, curved slide and straight metal slide. Also a flying fox with disk s(03)
Memorial Square Playground, Gellibrand Street, Colac
Mepunga - Childers CoveChilders Cove is a lovely sheltered, small beach with a bluff crossing the western end of the beach. It has a few reefs and one narrow sea stack just off the beach. The cove is normally a quiet place away from the crowds(03)
Merino Outdoor PoolThe Merino outdoor swimming pool is open during the summer period. There is a 25 metre lap/recreational pool and a toddler pool.
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Merino Water Tank ArtA whimsical trompe l'oeil style artwork which presents a water tank as a glass windowed aquarium, allowing visitors to see inside the tank where native animals happily swim around in the water.
Characters include (03)
Mirranatwa - Ros McArthur Art StudioRos McArthur Art Studio is located in the large garden of 'Woollahra' sheep farm in the Victoria Valley, an area known for its production of ultra-fine merino wool. The property is circled by the Grampians mountain range(03) 5574 0234
Mitchell Park Playground, Steel Road, HamiltonNext to an oval and big grassy area is a structure with wave slide, fruit shop front, vertical rope net, steps, rope bridge, suspended balance beam, monkey bars, panel with animal shapes and some cylinders which make var(03)
Montgomery Street Playground, AraratA minimalist playground with a fun and colourful tunnel slide on the side of a slope and a twisted sheet climbing frame. No seats or tables but a good sized sloping grassy area.
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Moonah Street Playground, WarrnamboolBig grassy area with cricket pitch which has a wire net at one end instead of a wicketkeeper. Structure has a wave slide, tightly wound spiral ladder, steering wheel, walk way, fireman's pole, inclined climber with half (03)
Moonambel Common Playground, Brooke Street, MoonambelInteresting area with three bocce courts, toilets, shelter with table and BBQ, metal sculpture, old jail (lockup), commemoration of 150 years of gold discovery by James and John Thomas at Moonambel in 1860, sundial on th(03)
Moonambel Common Playground, Brooke Street, Moonambel
Moonambel Free Public Tennis CourtThe courts are at the western edge of town. The Moonambel Tennis Club has been disbanded but there are two free public asphalt courts in good condition. One court has a net and the other court does not have a net.
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Moonambel Heritage WalkThis is an easy short self-guided walk around the historic gold mining town of Moonambel starting in front of the school. It reveals the rich history of the old township's pioneering days from settlement in 1844 to the g(03)
Mortlake - Big Art. Small TownsBig Art. Small Towns. is an outdoor public-art program presenting large-scale reproductions of artworks at the Mortlake Community Hub.
The exhibitions showcase artists from Moyne Shire and the wider region. Four exhib(03)
Mortlake - Mount Shadwell Quarry Olivine FossickingMount Shadwell Quarry offers the unusual opportunity to fossick for olivine crystals in the volcanic landscape near Mortlake.
Olivine is an olive-green, grey-green or brown mineral found in basalt, peridotite and othe(03) 5568 2682
Mortlake - Mount Shadwell Quarry Olivine Fossicking
Mortlake - Tea Tree Lake ReserveTea Tree Lake Reserve is an attractive parkland and lake in the centre of Mortlake, providing a peaceful place for fishing, walking, birdwatching, picnicking and relaxing.
Idyllic lawns and mature trees surround Tea T(03)
Mortlake Bluestone Heritage WalkA self-walk/drive guide to the historic bluestone buildings of Mortlake which is proudly presented by the Mortlake & District Historical Society.
The significance of the Shaw Street, Mortlake precinct derives from its(03)
Mortlake Bowls ClubMortlake Bowls Club is a community lawn bowls club beside Tea Tree Lake Reserve. The club welcomes competitive bowlers, social players, beginners and spectators.
The club has one outdoor synthetic bowling green. The s(03) 5599 2361
Mortlake Golf ClubMortlake Golf Club is a picturesque public nine-hole country golf course with lush grass greens and fully watered couch fairways.
The course can be played as an 18-hole round and welcomes visiting golfers. The relativ0418 995 478
Mortlake Heritage WalkSitting at the bottom of one of Victoria's most recently active volcanoes, Mortlake is rich in both natural and early settler history. Mount Shadwell, a few minutes north of Mortlake, is an extinct volcano formed 25,000 (03)
Mortlake Market Square Playground, Officer Street, MortlakeTwo good structures separated by an area with stand-on spinner, springer and swings (one with a plastic seat with a harness and the other with a safety chain). A low structure at one end has a curved slide, wave slide, w(03)
Mortlake SkateparkA concrete prefab park which has two flat banks and a quarter at one end and a quarter at the other end. In the middle is a spine, ledges and fun box.
The Skate Park is located at Tea Tree Lake.
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Mortlake Swimming PoolMortlake Swimming Pool is an outdoor pool which is open during the summer season. The pool is solar heated and there are canteen facilities.
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Mount Cole State ForestMt Cole State Forest is a magnificent forest allowing you to go for a walk through cool fern gullies, spectacular tall forests and alpine plateaus with magnificent views for 360 degrees.
Visitors can experience variou(03)
Mount Napier State ParkStand on the edge of Mount Napier, the most recently active volcano in Victoria, and enjoy magnificent views from the Grampians to the sea. There is a walking track to the summit that winds through manna gum and Blackwoo(03)
Mount Richmond - The InkpotThe Inkpot is a natural depression formed either by the action of water dissolving the underlying limestone or by the collapse of a large cave, when full it is 10 metres and the colour black is caused by decaying vegetab(03)
Mount Richmond National ParkMount Richmond is an extinct volcano surrounded by low, flat land. The volcano is covered with a layer of sand blown inland long ago from Discovery Bay.
With spectacular spring wildflowers and abundant wildlife in uns(03)
Mount Sabine - Sabine FallsSabine Falls is the tallest waterfall complex in the Otways, consisting of three waterfalls, plunging down a 130 metre escarpment at the head of Smythe Creek.
The walk to the falls, which is about 3.6km, passes throug(03)
Moyne Beaches TrailBeyond Port Fairy, the coastline unfurls in a parade of picture-perfect beaches of every type. Follow the trail to remote windswept bays, thundering surf breaks or family-friendly swimming beaches.
Take your pick and (03)
Moyne Big Nature TrailThe Moyne Big Nature Trail is a self-drive touring route connecting ten outstanding natural attractions around Port Fairy and the surrounding region. It is not a continuous walking trail, and the destinations can be visi(03)
Moyne History TrailPort Fairy's vibrant community was centuries in the making. Go beyond the surface and discover the people, places and events that made the region what it is today.
Follow walking trails around Port Fairy and explore s(03)
Moyston - Birthplace of Australian Football (Tom Wills Monument)Moyston has a special place in Australian sporting history through its association with Thomas Wentworth "Tom" Wills, one of the key pioneers of Australian Rules Football.
Wills spent part of his childhood at Lexingto(03)
Moyston - Birthplace of Australian Football (Tom Wills Monument)
Cnr Ararat-Halls Gap Road and Moyston-Great Western Road,Moyston,
Victoria
Cnr Ararat-Halls Gap Road and Moyston-Great Western Road,
Moyston - Grampians AdventuresGrampians Adventures promotes health and mental resilience through sailing, gliding and paintballing!
Paintballing - Grampians Adventures has 5 original scenarios perfect for battling it out in a fun, safe and memorab0455 235 715
Murroon - Pennyroyal Raspberry FarmPick Your Own raspberries which are organically grown. Our berries have never been sprayed.
Our current berry varieties are: Raspberries, Brambleberries, Youngberries, Boysenberries, Marionberries, Strawberries, Josta(03) 5236 3238
Naringal East - Ralph Illidge SanctuaryA special place to get up close with some of our quirkiest and quaintest native creatures, including the long-nosed Potoroo, the Powerful Owl, the Rufous Bristlebird and the White Goshawk. Everything abounds in this 40-a(03)
Narrawong - Bay of Whales Gallery and Coffee ShopDisplaying some of the very best realist animal and bird paintings in Australia, the purpose-built Bay of Whales Gallery showcases sophisticated, world class oil paintings by Brett Jarrett himself.
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Narrawong - Mt Clay Mountain Bike TrailThe Mount Clay Bike Trail was developed in conjunction with Portland Bicycling Club and Warrnambool Mountain Biking Club.
The Mount Clay route is a great easy grade cross-country trail and is suitable for any experien(03)
Natte Yallock Recreation Reserve Playground, Reserve Road, Natte YallockLocated beside an oval and netball courts is a basic fenced playground with a curved slide, hanging disks, shop front, tic-tac-toe and rope ladder. Swings including one with harness.
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Nelson - Discovery Bay Coastal ParkDiscovery Bay offers a range of coastal environments with spectacular scenic values, including rugged cliffs, extensive beaches, mobile dune fields, wetlands and woodland forest communities. Victoria's highest coastal cl(03)
Nelson - Glenelg River CruisesGlenelg River Cruises operates scenic cruises along the Glenelg River from Nelson, travelling through the beautiful river environment of Lower Glenelg National Park. Current public cruises are approximately 2 hours and p0459 861 087
Nelson - Livingstone Island WalkThis 2.7km loop walk has scenic views of the Glenelg River estuary, unique marsh areas and abundant birdlife.
Facilities on the walk include a car park, toilet, barbeque, picnic tables and rubbish bin. Activities and (03)
Nelson - Lower Glenelg National ParkEnjoy incredibly beautiful riverside camping while walking, fishing, canoeing or exploring by 4WD. This breathtaking area features 50m high limestone cliffs stretching 15km along the Glenelg River Gorge and tranquil Glen(03)
Nelson - Princess Margaret Rose CaveNote: Princess Margaret Rose Cave is set to be open from mid-2023 following upgrades.
Princess Margaret Rose Cave is one of the most spectacular limestone caves in Australia. Semi-translucent and backlit stalactites, (08) 8738 4171
Nelson - Princess Margaret Rose Cave
Princess Margaret Rose Caves Road,Mumbannar,
Victoria
Nelson and Surrounds WalksThere are a number of lovely walks in the Nelson area with lengths ranging from 2.5km to 15km plus two epic walks, the The Great South West Walk (GSWW) and the 'Aussie Camino' which pass through the area.
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Nelson Canoe HireNelson Canoe Hire is the longest running canoe company operating on the Glenelg River. We are the experts to talk to when you're looking to make the most of everything Victoria's Glenelg River and Lower Glenelg National 0409 104 798
Nelson Historical WalkNelson was named and surveyed by Lindsay Clarke in 1852. He named the town in honour of Lt. James Grant and his vessel "the Lady Nelson". Major Mitchell named the Glenelg River after the then Colonial Secretary in the Ho(03)
Nelson Visitor Information CentreThe centrepiece of the region is the Glenelg River, Victoria's largest estuarine river. The township of Nelson rests where this mighty river meets the sea, close to the South Australian border and surrounded by the thick(08) 8738 4051
Nicolls Drive Playground, WarrnamboolSet on a small corner block with an unshaded table, see-saw with horse seats, swings and a structure with curved slide, rope ladder, fruit shop shop front, fireman's pole, climber bridge with footholds, tic-tac-toe, stee(03)
Noorat - Alan Marshall Discovery TrailThe 1.5 km Alan Marshall Discovery Trail is a fascinating self-guided heritage walk through the tiny township of Noorat, celebrating the childhood of one of Australia's best-loved authors, Alan Marshall. Best known for h(03)
Noorat - Mount Noorat (Alan Marshal Memorial) WalkPerched on the rim of one of Victoria's best-preserved volcanic craters, the Alan Marshall Discovery Trail is a short but rewarding walk that combines spectacular scenery with literary history. The trail climbs Mount Noo(03)
Noorat - Mount Noorat (Alan Marshal Memorial) Walk
Norfolk Place Reserve Playground, Timor Street, WarrnamboolGrassy area with a cricket pitch and unshaded table. Set higher up on a slight hill is a playground with swings, see-saw and structure with curved slide, disks on a vertical pole, shop front, fireman's pole, inclined wal(03)
Norfolk Place Reserve Playground, Timor Street, Warrnambool
Otway Eco Tours - Forrest Mountain BikesThe town of Forrest is surrounded by more than 60km of world class Mountain Bike trails. Explore the Great Otway National Park by Mountain Bike. We have all the gear you'll need to get you on your way. We have tours from(03) 5236 6345
Otway Eco Tours - Platypus ToursShare some time with our unique 100 million year old egg laying mammal the Platypus, in its natural habitat. We guide you by canoe on Lake Elizabeth after a 1km stroll along the river.
Paddle with the Platypus tour(03) 5236 6345
Otway Fly Treetop Walk (Weeaproinah)Otway Fly Tree Top Adventures is a 600 metre long 25 metre high elevated tree top walk and Zip line Tour through to the giants of the Otways Rain Forest.
The Otway Fly Treetop Walk is an enriching environmental experi(03) 5235 9200
Otway Harvest TrailThe Otway Harvest Trail is a self-guided touring route covering various locations throughout the Otway Ranges and Great Ocean Road region, showcasing the best food, wine, produce, farm gates, breweries, distilleries, caf(03)
Panmure Swimming HolePanmure Swimming Hole, locally known as the Big Hole, is a deep natural freshwater swimming area in Mount Emu Creek beside Panmure Recreation Reserve.
The swimming hole is a popular summer destination and normally has(03)
Patterson Park Playground, King Street, HamiltonSet next to some huge cypress trees are swings, see-saw for four people including two horse seats and a small structure with wave slide, ladder of horizontal pipes and a chain ladder.
Unshaded table, basketball court(03)
Pecten Avenue Playground, WarrnamboolAn elevated platform, which can be reached by a high rope net ladder or a rope bridge has a twisty tunnel slide, shop front, dual wave slides, tic-tac-toe, rope traverse, monkey bars, vertical rope net and hanging disk t(03)
Pedrina Park Playground, North Boundary Road, HamiltonNext to an oval and huge number of netball courts (locked) is a playground with standalone slide, swings and a structure with wave slide, fireman's pole, ladder, steering wheel and chain bridge. Two unshaded tables and t(03)
Pedrina Park Playground, North Boundary Road, Hamilton
Penshurst - Mount RousePenshurst is home to the extinct volcano Mount Rouse. The mountain is a massive accumulation of scoria, rising 100 metres above the surrounding volcanic plain. Mount Rouse is built mainly of red and brown scoria with thi(03)
Penshurst Botanic GardensThe Penshurst Botanic Gardens is a 13 acre reserve located in the centre of the Penshurst which has a swimming pool and playground as well as picnic facilities.
The Penshurst Botanic Gardens is centred around a 'never(03)
Penshurst Outdoor Swimming PoolOutdoor 25 x 11 metre main pool, outdoor 4.5 metre radius babies pool and shade structure, kiosk and change rooms.
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Penshurst Recreation Reserve Playground, Thackery Street, PenshurstStructure next to an oval with wave slide, scrambling wall, shop front, ladder, inclined climber bridge with half circles, balance bream with obstacles, hanging disks, horizontal bar and monkey rungs. Car springer and sw(03)
Penshurst Volcanoes Discovery CentreThe Penshurst Volcanoes Discovery Centre is an interpretive centre and contains an audio/visual display of volcanoes in general, and the eruptions and lava flows of the district in particular.
To see a volcano blow it(03) 5576 7233
Percydale - Avoca FallsAvoca Falls, which is located within the Pyrenees State Forest, is a seasonal waterfall which flows in the winter months only, or after heavy rainfall. It is a nice spot to visit even if the water is not flowing.
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Percydale - Frasers Trail Bike Visitor AreaSituated at the foot of the eastern side of the Pyrenees Ranges within the Pyrenees State Forest, is the Fraser's Trail Bike Visitor Area. Located at the intersection of Fraser and Ebling Track, the Frasers Trail Bike Vi(03)
Percydale - Frasers Trail Bike Visitor Area
Cnr Ebling Track and Fraser Track,Percydale,
Victoria
Percydale - Governor Rock Lookout TowerThe Governor Rock Lookout Tower and Picnic Area is located on the No2 Creek Track in Percydale in the Pyrenees State Forest. The track to the lookout is a gravel road and quite windey but still suitable for 2WD vehicles.(03)
Percydale - Union Jack MineThe Union Jack Mine has a large open cut (which is fenced off) plus shafts, adits, battery site and cyanide works. Many of the shafts are covered with a wire frame mesh which is not always secure so great care needs to b(03)
Percydale Goldfields Heritage TourMap of Heritage Tour Route
Download Percydale Goldfields Heritage Tour Map1. Daly's Cottage
James Daly who came from Kilfinane on the Shannon River in Ireland, built this cottage in 1865. The wa(03)
Percydale Goldfields Heritage Tour
Cnr Percydale Road and State Quarry Track,Percydale,
Victoria
Peter Christie Reserve Playground, Hamilton-Port Fairy Road, ByadukStructure with wave slide, ladder with hoops for steps, rope bridge, balance beam with obstacles, monkey rungs and horizontal bar. Swings.
Shelter with BBQs and seats, two unshaded tables, grassy area, tennis courts (03)
Peter Christie Reserve Playground, Hamilton-Port Fairy Road, Byaduk
Cnr Hamilton-Port Fairy Road and Byaduk-Penshurst Road,Byaduk,
Victoria
Cnr Hamilton-Port Fairy Road and Byaduk-Penshurst Road,
Peterborough - Bay of Islands BeachBay of Islands Beach is a secluded and spectacular beach surrounded by towering limestone cliffs and dramatic offshore sea stacks. Located within the Bay of Islands Coastal Park, it offers one of the most scenic c(03)
Peterborough - Bay of Islands Coastal ParkThis coastal park has outstanding ocean views and geological features. Sheer cliffs and rock stacks dominate the bays, and heathlands display colourful spring wildflowers. Beaches are accessible at some points.
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Peterborough - Halladale Walking TrackThe Halladale Walking Track is a spectacular clifftop walk through coastal heathland between Peterborough and the Bay of Martyrs. Parks Victoria also refers to it as the Peterborough Walk.
The track begins near Peterb(03)
Peterborough - Halladale Walking Track
Cnr Macs Street and Hamilton Street,Peterborough,
Victoria
Peterborough BeachPeterborough Beach is one of the safest and most popular family beaches along the Great Ocean Road. Sheltered by the headlands of Peterborough Bay, the wide sandy beach offers calmer swimming conditions than many nearby (03)
Peterborough Foreshore Playground, Irvine Street, PeterboroughA big anchor leads to playground which has a lot of equipment and areas for different aged kids. The bigger structure has a spiral slide, fireman's pole, straight ladder, spiral ladder, shop front, climbing bridge with h(03)
Peterborough Golf ClubPeterborough Golf Club is an unusual nine-hole coastal golf course with grass greens and extensive views of the Southern Ocean.
The compact course occupies approximately 25 acres between the town and the coastline. Oc0418 502 505
Peterborough Town and Coastal WalksPeterborough has a network of short walks exploring its beaches, Curdies River estuary, wetlands, clifftops, historic shipwreck sites and the spectacular coastline of the Bay of Islands Coastal Park.
The routes range (03)
Peterborough Town and Coastal Walks
Cnr Irvine Street and Macs Street,Peterborough,
Victoria
Platypus Park Playground, Membery Way, WarrnamboolBig grassy area beside the Merri Creek where platypus can be found (if you are very lucky). The play structure has a wave slide, shop front, ladder, climbing wall, little arched walkway, steering wheel, inclined climber (03)
Platypus Park Playground, Membery Way, Warrnambool
Ploughed Field Playground, Cnr Bentinck St and Fern St, PortlandSet on the cliff top with views over the port is a basic playground on a sandy gravel base which has a structure with wave slide, shop front, ladder, chain bridge, monkey bars and horizontal bar.
Big grassy area with(03)
Ploughed Field Playground, Cnr Bentinck St and Fern St, Portland
Pomborneit East - Hawks Nest Road Dry Stone Wall DriveHawks Nest Road is one of the best places in Corangamite Shire to experience the region's remarkable dry stone wall heritage. This quiet country road passes through rich grazing land where long sections of beautifully pr(03)
Pomborneit East - Hawks Nest Road Dry Stone Wall Drive
Pomborneit North - Corangamite Dry Stone Walls Heritage Trail EastThe Corangamite Dry Stone Walls Heritage Trail East is a self-drive touring route showcasing one of Australia's most remarkable collections of nineteenth-century dry stone walls. Constructed by early European settlers us(03)
Pomborneit North - Corangamite Dry Stone Walls Heritage Trail East
Ponting Drive Reserve Playground, Ponting Drive, WarrnamboolThe highlight is a big wooden train, the #89 McVilly Express. At the end of the path there’s a playground structure with two wave slides, steps, tunnel, shopfront, cubby underneath, 'Where is the Treasure' panel, rope (03)
Port Campbell - 12 ApostlesThe Twelve Apostles are towering limestone stacks rising from the Southern Ocean beside the dramatic cliffs of Port Campbell National Park. They are one of Australia's best-known natural landmarks and the most famous att(03)
Port Campbell - Island Arch LookoutIsland Arch Lookout offers spectacular views of one of the Shipwreck Coast's most striking limestone formations. The viewing platform overlooks Island Arch, a natural rock arch that has been sculpted by the relentless wa(03)
Port Campbell - Mutton Bird Island LookoutMutton Bird Island Lookout is one of the highlights of the Loch Ard Gorge precinct in Port Campbell National Park. The viewing platform overlooks Mutton Bird Island, a rugged limestone stack just offshore that is (03)
Port Campbell - Prady's LookoutPerched on the eastern headland overlooking Port Campbell Bay, Prady's Lookout is a peaceful clifftop viewpoint offering sweeping views of the Southern Ocean, dramatic limestone cliffs and the picturesque township of Por(03)
Port Campbell - Soldiers' Memorial Scenic LookoutThe Soldiers' Memorial Scenic Lookout is a peaceful clifftop viewpoint overlooking Port Campbell Bay, the harbour entrance and the Southern Ocean. Set within Public Park Memorial Reserve, the lookout combines beautiful c(03)
Port Campbell - The Razorback LookoutThe Razorback is a long, narrow limestone formation rising from the Southern Ocean within the Loch Ard Gorge precinct of Port Campbell National Park. Its steep sides, jagged upper edge and deeply eroded horizontal layers(03)
Port Campbell - Tom and Eva LookoutTom and Eva Lookout offers one of the most spectacular views along Victoria's Shipwreck Coast. Perched high on the limestone cliffs, the lookout overlooks the dramatic sea stacks known as Tom and Eva, which were formed b(03)
Port Campbell BeachPort Campbell Beach is one of the safest and most family-friendly beaches along the Shipwreck Coast. Nestled within the sheltered waters of Port Campbell Bay, the beach is protected by towering limestone cliffs and the n(03)
Port Campbell Discovery WalkThe Port Campbell Discovery Walk walk is located in the Port Campbell National Park.
This 4km return gentle hike will take you to Two Mile Bay. Experience the iconic clifftops that signify the Great Ocean Road. Look o(03)
Port Campbell JettyPort Campbell Jetty is a short working pier and popular fishing spot in the sheltered waters of Port Campbell Bay. The 50-metre-long jetty is surrounded by the towering limestone cliffs of the Shipwreck Coast and provide(03)
Port Campbell National ParkPort Campbell National Park is world famous for its extraordinary collection of wave-sculpted rock formations and the Twelve Apostles.
Loch Ard Gorge, site of a 19th century shipwreck 'Loch Ard', as well as the Island(03)
Port Campbell Public Purposes Reserve Playground, Lord Street, Port CampbellIt’s Port Campbell so you know the playground is going to have a few ships - even some wrecks.
The main wooden structure, in the shape of a ship, has steps leading up to a platform with a mast and dual slides. A wob(03)
Port Campbell Public Purposes Reserve Playground, Lord Street, Port Campbell
Port Campbell Public Purposes Reserve Tennis CourtsThere are two hard courts in good condition which are free for the public to use.
The Tennis Club has a permanent booking for Mondays from 9am and Fridays from 9am.(03)
Port Campbell Public Purposes Reserve Tennis Courts
Port Campbell Recreation Reserve Playground, Desaily Street, Port CampbellNext to the oval is a fully fenced playground. There is a table under a big shade sail and the playground structure has a sand base and is covered by a shade sail. It has a wave slide, shop front, tunnel, steps, rope tra(03)
Port Campbell Recreation Reserve Playground, Desaily Street, Port Campbell
Port Campbell Visitor Information CentreLocal, regional and state wide information to help you make the most of your stay. The 12 Apostles Visitor Information Centre specialises in tailoring itineraries to suit the needs of individuals and industry. Contact to(03) 5598 2500 / 1300 137 255
Port Fairy - East Beach PrecinctThe East Beach Precinct is a landscaped family recreation and picnic area beside Port Fairy's popular East Beach.
A major redevelopment completed in 2025 created approximately 4,000 square metres of improved public op(03)
Port Fairy - East Beach Precinct
Cnr Beach Street and Bourne Avenue,Port Fairy,
Victoria
Port Fairy - GeotoursGeotours is a Port Fairy based tour company specialising in the geology, natural history and landscape evolution of south-west Victoria. Tours are led by local geologist Michael Raetz and explore the stories written in t0402 215 368
Port Fairy - Glyph Gallery and Creative SpaceGlyph Gallery and Creative Space is a not-for-profit community arts venue showcasing work by artists and makers from Port Fairy and the surrounding region.
The gallery hosts regularly changing exhibitions by individua(03) 4510 7900
Port Fairy - Griffiths IslandThe highlights of Griffiths Island are its colony of shearwater seabirds, winding pathways and the spectacular lighthouse at the eastern tip.
A short walk along the causeway from Martin's Point gets you onto the islan(03)
Port Fairy - Motts CottageMott's Cottage, which is owned by the National Trust, is one of the oldest buildings in the district. Constructed in three stages, the oldest section dates from 1850 or earlier and was built for local stonemason John Hoo(03)
Port Fairy - Mulloka CruisesHop aboard and join Captain Jane, daughter Zoe, Miley the dog and crew on the Mulloka for a fun, informative & scenic half hour cruise.
Fun for the kids as they get to be Captain and receive a certificate after havin0408 514 382
Port Fairy - New Leaf ToursNew Leaf Tours offers guided walking tours that explore the art, history, wildlife and natural environment of Port Fairy, Warrnambool and other regional Victorian towns.
Tours are led by Tracey Ward, who combines an i0404 278 693
Port Fairy - Pea Soup (South Beach)Safe, small and super-fun. On the south side of Port Fairy, Pea Soup and South Beach are adjoining reef-protected, family-friendly beaches. Reach the sand with ease via any of three car parks with direct shore access. Yo(03)
Port Fairy - Reardon Theatre and Port Fairy Film SocietyReardon Theatre is Port Fairy's historic community cinema and the home of regular screenings presented by the not-for-profit Port Fairy Film Society.
The cinema was constructed in 1954 to replace the earlier Port Fair(03)
Port Fairy - Reardon Theatre and Port Fairy Film Society
Port Fairy - Salty Dog ChartersSalty Dog Charters is a local fishing charter business located in Port Fairy, Victoria Australia. We cater for different levels of fishing experience, from the beginner, to the passionate, from the young to the not so yo0407 675 284
Port Fairy - South Mole BeachSouth Mole Beach is a small, sheltered beach on the northern side of Griffiths Island at the mouth of the Moyne River. The beach developed after the harbour moles and entrance walls were constructed during the nineteenth(03)
Port Fairy - South Mole Beach
Martins Point car park, Gipps Street,Port Fairy,
Victoria
Port Fairy - The Kite House (Kite and Bike Hire)Fly a kite in the park or hire a bike .... for a relaxing ride around town in the afternoon sun. An enjoyable activity that everyone can enjoy. A bike ride around town is a great way to view the history and cottages and (03) 5568 2782
Port Fairy Art WalkPort Fairy is proud of its growing and evolving local artist community. Inspired by the beauty of the region, the captivating history and a strong community spirit. Be moved by the very talented artists who use the Moyne(03)
Port Fairy Golf CoursePort Fairy Golf Links is currently rated by Golf Australia as the #1 golf course in Australia for green fees under $50.00. A classic links style course that winds its way through unspoiled sand dunes and provides spectac(03) 5568 1654
Port Fairy Heritage TrailDevelopment of the Town
In the 1840’s, the town, then known as Belfast, developed rapidly, as Atkinson offered settlers long-term leases which conserved savings for house construction. Settlers were able to build home(03)
Port Fairy Historic WalkThe first attempt to settle the area we now know as Victoria took place in 1803 at Sullivans Bay near Sorrento. Due mainly to the lack of fresh water this settlement was subsequently abandoned and it was not until around(03)
Port Fairy Lions Club Playground, Gipps Street, Port FairyA big yellow and blue structure next to a line of cypress trees. Structure has dual wave slides, rope bridge, various ladders, vertical rope spiders web climbing frame, inclined balance beam, hanging disks, monkey rungs,(03)
Port Fairy Lions Club Playground, Gipps Street, Port Fairy
Port Fairy Maritime & Shipwreck Heritage WalkIf you had been at King George Square on March 30th, 1888, you would have witnessed the arrival of the Warrnambool detachment of the Volunteer militia to practise with their Belfast rivals at the Battery. You would also (03)
Port Fairy Mini GolfTry your skill on Port Fairy's other acclaimed 18 hole golf course.
The course is set within landscaped gardens and includes water features and paved walkways leading to each hole.
The greens are challenging and (03) 5568 1145 / 1800 063 346
Port Fairy Museum and ArchivesPort Fairy Museum and Archives occupies the historic Port Fairy Court House, a National Trust-classified bluestone building overlooking the Moyne River wharf.
The courthouse was built in 1859, with the portico added i(03) 5568 2263
Port Fairy ParkrunPark Run is a 5km run - it's you against the clock. Come along and join in whatever your pace!
Park Runs are held throughout Melbourne and Victoria. Please register before your first run and bring a printed copy of yo(03)
Port Fairy Parkrun
Cnr Ocean Drive and James Street,Port Fairy,
Victoria
Port Fairy Surf SchoolPort Fairy Surf and Dive is an affiliated surf school with fully qualified and accredited surfing instructors. Catering for people from the age of 6 years.
Surf, snorkel and bicycle rental.
SurfGroms Program(03) 5568 2800 / 0409 947 362
Port Fairy Tennis ClubPort Fairy Tennis Club is a community tennis facility at Southcombe Park. It has six synthetic-surface courts available for members, visitors and casual public hire.
Courts can be booked and paid for using the club's 0493 247 014
Port Fairy to Warrnambool - Belfast Coastal ReserveFringing the coast from Warrnambool to Port Fairy, this reserve offers surprises at every turn – rocky reefs, sandy beaches, coastal dunes, salt marshes, estuaries and rare creatures such as the Orange-bellied Parrot. (03)
Port Fairy to Warrnambool - Belfast Coastal Reserve
Port Fairy Visitor Information CentrePort Fairy is one of Victoria's most historic towns. There are over 50 buildings classified by the National Trust. However the town is not just about the past, there are beautiful beaches for swimming and fishing, lots o(03) 5568 2682
Port Fairy-Warrnambool Rail TrailThe Port Fairy-Warrnambool Rail Trail is a 37 km rail trail which is suitable for cyclists and walkers and follows the route of the disused railway line that loops between Port Fairy, Koroit and Warrnambool skirting the (03)
Portland - 'Walk Portlands Pride' TourThis walk, commencing and finishing at the Portland Visitor Information Centre, will take you past significant features in the Portland landscape, and around Fawthrop Lagoon and it's diversity of bird life.
The(03)
Portland - Cape Nelson LighthouseCape Nelson Lighthouse is located on the spectacularly rugged cliffs of the Discovery coast, just 10 minutes from Portland. The white stone tower with red cupola has a total height of 32m.
The lighthouse precinct is h(03) 5523 5119 / 0428 131 253
Portland - Cape Nelson Lighthouse
Cape Nelson Lighthouse Road,Portland West,
Victoria
Portland - Cape Nelson State ParkVisit Cape Nelson State Park to observe diverse bird life and unique plants, while strolling along coastal walks with spectacular views. The Great South West Walk (GSWW) and the nearby Cape Nelson Lighthouse are stunning(03)
Portland - Fauna ParkThe free fauna park has two albino kangaroos, wallabies, ducks and emus. The animals and birds can be viewed from a walking track or bridge.
There is a modern playground in a natural setting plus BBQ, toilets and picn(03)
Portland - Fawthrop Lagoon WalkFawthrop Lagoon is a significant natural wetland close to central Portland. Its network of sealed paths provides families with a choice of shorter and longer walks through an important habitat for waterbirds and other wi(03)
Portland - Great South West WalkThe Great South West Walk has been developed as a bushwalking trail suitable for most ages and abilities comprising short 2 hour loop walks, full day walks, or for the intrepid, the whole 250km loop that begins and ends (03) 5523 2671 (Information Centre)
Portland - Kardermudelar Karweeyn Mirring (Portland Bay Dance Ground)Kardermudelar Karweeyn Mirring, also known as the Portland Bay Dance Ground, is an inclusive cultural gathering place on the Portland Foreshore. It was created as a place for healing, learning, ceremony, storytelling and(03)
Portland - Kardermudelar Karweeyn Mirring (Portland Bay Dance Ground)
Portland Foreshore, Lee Breakwater Road,Portland,
Victoria
Portland - Nuns Beach WalkThe Nuns Beach Walk explores Portland's town beach and the coastline north of the Lee Breakwater. The usual route combines a walk along the wide sandy beach with a coastal track, Anderson Steps and the clifftop around th(03)
Portland - Point Danger Gannet ColonyPoint Danger, located just 6 km out of Portland, is home to Australia's only mainland colony of Australasian Gannets. There is interpretive information and elevated viewing platform at the site which can be accessed off 1800 035 567
Portland - South West AdventuresSouth West Adventures is based in Portland and specialises in taking school groups, organisations and individuals on adventures through the South West of Victoria including the Grampians, Mount Arapiles & the Glenelg Riv(03) 5523 3175 / 042 835 8139
Portland - South West ChartersSouth West Fishing Charters have been operating in Portland Bay and the Southern Ocean for 15 years. Kevin Treloar has fished these waters for most of his life both commercially and as a charter operator. Nick, a keen an(03) 5523 3202 / 0418 306 714
Portland - Whalers Bluff LighthouseWhalers Bluff Lighthouse was constructed to guide marine vessels past the dangerous Whaler's Reef into Portland Harbour.
The lighthouse and keeper's quarters was built on Battery Point in 1859 at Battery Point. In ord(03)
Portland - World War II Memorial LookoutStarted in the mid 90's what was an unwanted, obsolete North Portland Water Tower has been transformed into one of the landmark attractions of Portland of both visitors with interest in history or those who climb to the (03) 5523 3938
Portland Area Bike RidesThese are the best bike rides in the Portland area. All rides begin and end at the Portland Visitor Information Centre on Lee Breakwater Road where there is ample parking and toilet facilities.
CAPE BRIDGEWATER BIKE R(03)
Portland Arts CentreThe Portland Arts Centre presents a diverse range of performing and visual arts events and activities.
Admission is free to all exhibitions.
What's On(03) 5522 2263
Portland Beach GuideThere are a number of wonderful beaches in the Portland and surrounding region which provide a range of opportunities from families looking for safe fun sea swimming and beach adventure for the children to beaches that s(03)
Portland BMX TrackThe Portland BMX Club is about involvement in cycling generally, rider safety, rider development and encouraging healthy lifestyles. Regular competitors at The Portland BMX Track are from local, interstate aging from 4 a0407 846 057
Portland Botanic GardensPortland Botanic Gardens have native and exotic plants including over 13,000 dahlias planted annually which peak in late summer and autumn. The dahlia's are used in the annual floral ANZAC tribute.
The gardens feature(03)
Portland Fenced Dog Park (Henty Park)The area features two separate enclosures to accommodate for both large and small dogs. The Small Dog enclosure is open for dogs under 10kg and the Large Dog enclosure is open for large/medium dogs over 10kg.
Ther(03)
Portland Foreshore Playground, Lee Breakwater Road, PortlandLocated at the south end of the Foreshore. A long strip of playground equipment for all ages including a skate park.
There are a range of facilities including toilets, shelter with seats, shelter with BBQ, unshaded B(03)
Portland Foreshore Playground, Lee Breakwater Road, Portland
Portland Golf CourseA beautifully manicured course, we offer an easy walking, fully irrigated championship course with spectacular views over the Southern Ocean in a beautiful country setting. With quality grass greens, well maintained fair(03) 5523 2523
Portland History HouseLocated in the historic 1863 bluestone former Portland Town Hall, the Portland History House is home to some of the fascinating objects from the Glenelg Shires Cultural Collection. Core displays in the museum include sto(03)
Portland Leisure and Aquatic CentrePortland Leisure and Aquatic Centre boasts a 50m heated outdoor pool, 25m heated indoor pool, waterslide, toddler and kids pools, spa, sauna, as well as a fully equipped gym and group fitness room, rockwall and childcare(03) 5521 7174
Portland Maritime Discovery CentreThe Portland Maritime Discovery Centre is an informative complex dedicated to revealing the areas maritime history.
The museum evokes many maritime themes allowing you to discover the mysteries of the sea and the tra(03) 5523 2671 / 1800 035 567
Portland ParkrunPark Run is a 5km run - it's you against the clock. Come along and join in whatever your pace!
Park Runs are held throughout Melbourne and Victoria. Please register before your first run and bring a printed copy of yo(03)
Portland Powerhouse Motor & Car MuseumThe Museum features veteran, vintage and classic cars, motorcycles, a Penny Farthing bicycle, stationary engines, signs, models, a 1920s Cable Tram and Grip car, tractors and general motoring memorabilia.
There are a(03) 5523 5795
Portland Pump TrackA pump track with a number of rollers, berms and table top which is made of pre-cast concrete with concrete infill in parts of the track centre.
The pump track can be accessed by skaters, scooter users, mountain bike (03)
Portland Pump Track
Cnr Lee Breakwater Road and Cliff Street,Portland,
Victoria
Portland SkateparkThe upgraded skatepark is a a concrete flow bowl suitable for skateboards, BMX bikes, roller blades and scooters. It doesn't have a street section.
Next to the skate park is a pump track, basketball court, (03)
Portland Skatepark
Cnr Lee Breakwater Road and Cliff St,Portland,
Victoria
Portland Strawberries (Bolwarra)Come visit us and our farm and see what we have to offer. We always have strawberries ready to be sold fresh from the farm, as well a range of local and gourmet pantry on our shelves.
In addition to packs of fresh str(03) 5523 1834
Portland Surf GuideThe Portland area is an excellent region for surfing.
1) BLACKS BEACHWave Type: Beach Breaks. Lefts and rights
Wind Direction: NE - SE
Swell Size: Small
Comments: Powerfu(03)
Portland Visitor Information CentreDiscover a wealth of information about Portland and the Discovery Coast region at Portland Visitor Information Centre.
Located at the Western end of the Great Ocean Road, the Portland Visitor Information Centre not o(03) 5522 2671 / 1800 035 567
Portland Whale Trail LocationsThe Portland Whale Trail links 11 coastal viewing locations around Portland, Cape Nelson and Cape Bridgewater. The self-guided driving trail includes accessible town lookouts, beaches, clifftop vantage points and longer (03)
Power Creek Reserve Playground, Bailey Street, TimboonThe train themed playground is set next to a nice skate park, shelter with a table, a shaded BBQ, unshaded table and some sloping grassy area.
The playground has a structure with a train made from pipes, tunnel, step(03)
Power Creek Reserve Playground, Bailey Street, Timboon
Cnr Bailey Street and Snake Track Road,Timboon,
Victoria
Princetown - 12 Apostles Helicopters12 Apostles Helicopters, on Victoria's Great Ocean Road, offers you a unique opportunity to see the 12 Apostles, Shipwreck Coast and Port Campbell National Park from the air. Established in 2000, 12 Apostles Helicopters (03) 5598 8283
Princetown - 12 Apostles Helicopters
Cnr Great Ocean Rd and Booringa Rd,Princetown,
Victoria
Princetown - Gibson Steps BeachGibson Steps Beach is one of the most spectacular beaches along the Great Ocean Road. Nestled beneath towering limestone cliffs, it offers visitors the rare opportunity to stand on the sand beside two enormous offshore l(03)
Princetown - Gibson Steps Beach
Gibson Steps Car Park, Great Ocean RoadPrincetown,
Victoria
Princetown - Gorge ChocolatesGorge Chocolates create delectable treats using Belgian chocolate. Drop in and try one of our 70 different chocolate products. Located just down the road from the world famous Great Ocean Road and the equally famous 12 A(03) 5598 8125
Princetown - Great Ocean Road Wildlife ParkGet up close and personal with unforgettable wildlife! Hand feed kangaroos and wallabies, get close to native Australian wildlife, grab a drink and snack in the Park Cafe or stay in one of our cosy Country Cottages.
T(03) 52375262
Princetown - Mackas Farm LodgeMacka's Farm is quality, self-contained accommodation with fun activities for kids which is only a scenic 2.5 hour drive from Melbourne.
Log fires, verandahs with ocean views, spectacular starry skies, camp fires and(03) 5598 8261
Princetown - Rivernook BeachRivernook Beach is a quiet riverside beach on the Gellibrand River, just upstream from where the river enters the Southern Ocean. Unlike the exposed ocean beaches nearby, Rivernook offers calm waters and a peaceful natur(03)
Princetown - Saddle LookoutThe Saddle Lookout is the newest and most spectacular viewing platform at the Twelve Apostles. Opened in 2024, this striking cantilevered lookout extends towards the cliff edge, providing breathtaking views across the fa(03)
Princetown - Saddle Lookout
Twelve Apostles Visitor Precinct, Great Ocean Road,Princetown,
Victoria
Twelve Apostles Visitor Precinct, Great Ocean Road,
Princetown - Twelve ApostlesThe Twelve Apostles is a collection of limestone stacks off the shore of the Port Campbell National Park near the Great Ocean Road.
The apostles were formed by erosion: the harsh weather conditions from the Southern O(03)
Princetown - Twelve Apostles
Cnr Great Ocean Rd and Booringa Rd,Princetown,
Victoria
Princetown BeachPrincetown Beach is a wild and unspoilt ocean beach at the mouth of the Gellibrand River, where the river meets the Southern Ocean. Surrounded by coastal dunes and the Great Otway National Park, the beach offers a remote(03)
Princetown Recreation Reserve Tennis CourtOne asphalt court with some grassy cracks. The area next to the court has a basketball court. Near a playground.
(03)
Princetown Wetlands BoardwalkThe 1km each-way Princetown Wetlands Boardwalk is a peaceful walk through one of Victoria's most important coastal wetlands. Beginning near the Princetown township, the boardwalk winds through extensive reed beds before (03)
Pulambeet All Abilities Playspace, Lee Breakwater Road, PortlandThe fully fenced play space has many activities for all ages and abilities to explore and offers a mixture of equipment, nature-play elements, Indigenous artwork and meeting spaces.
Some of the features include two fl(03)
Pulambeet All Abilities Playspace, Lee Breakwater Road, Portland
Pyrenees Region Cellar Door WineriesLess than two hours from Melbourne, the Pyrenees Wine Region in Western Victoria is the home of award-winning wines and the spectacular untamed ranges that give this region its name. Picture yourself rounding a corner on(03)
Pyrenees State Forest (Avoca)The Pyrenees Ranges offer visitors a wonderful mix of natural and cultural history, with spectacular views, rugged mountain ranges, abundant wildlife, a rich mix of wildflowers and historic sites. The main attractions of(03)
Queens Park Playground, Pike Street, CamperdownBig grassy park with three unshaded tables and BBQ, unshaded seats and basic structure with wave slide, curved slide, ladder, fireman's pole and inclined climber with circles. No swings.
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Quigley Street Playground, HamiltonBasic structure in a straight line with wave slide, chain bridge, monkey bars, straight ladder, steering wheel and fireman's pole. Bike springer, wagon springer and swings.
Unshaded seat in a large grassy area which (03)
Raglan - Ferntree FallsFerntree Falls is nestled among the huge ferns and moss covered rocks.
The Ferntree Visitor Area and Picnic Ground has picnic tables, fire pits and wood fire barbecues, non-flush toilets (one with disabled access) and(03)
Raglan - Mount Buangor State ParkExplore a variety of landscapes including eucalypt forest, creek flats, waterfalls and steep escarpments. From the peak of Mount Buangor, the highest in the area, you can experience spectacular views of the surrounding c(03)
Railway Precinct Park Playground, Wathen Street, CastertonA railway-themed park with a shelter with seats, old railway station (fenced off) and associated sheds and a playground with a long train shaped structure with a yellow tunnel engine at the front, slide, steps, wagons wi(03)
Railway Precinct Park Playground, Wathen Street, Casterton
Rankin Court Playground, HamiltonA large net based climbing structure with horizontal and inclined sections, three swings (one with harness), lotus leaf spinner with hand wheel and see-saw with horse seats.
A small distance away is a basketball cou(03)
Recreation Reserve Playground, Oval Avenue, TarringtonWooden structure with medium wave slide, small wave slide, ladder with square rungs, shop front, steps, fireman's pole, walkway and monkey rungs. Sheltered BBQ and two unshaded tables. Next to an oval.
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Red Rock Lakes and Volcanic Craters Driving CircuitThe Red Rock Lakes and Volcanic Craters Circuit is a self-guided driving route through the volcanic plains north of Colac. The circuit visits Cororooke, Lake Corangamite, the Red Rock volcanic complex, Alvie, Beeac and t(03)
Red Rock Lakes and Volcanic Craters Driving Circuit
Red Rock Reserve Playground, Bayens Road, AlvieA playground with a view. If you want an even better view continue up the road to the scenic lookout.
Structure with wave slide, shop front, tunnel, fireman's pole, scrambling wall and ladder.
Shelter with a table(03)
Rex Norman Park Playground, Old Beech Forest Road, GellibrandA tall tower with wave slide, rope net ladder, hanging ladder, shop front and climbing wall. Also a little mound with slide, spinning rope cone, birds nest swing, truck springer, log steppers and horizontal bars.
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Rex Norman Park Playground, Old Beech Forest Road, Gellibrand
Riley Street and Ballarat Road Playground, HamiltonThis playground is located at the southern end of Lake Hamilton next to the Ansett Museum. A fun structure which has triple straight slides, a tunnel slide, wave slide, spiral ladder, monkey rungs, walkway and tunnel bri(03)
Riley Street and Ballarat Road Playground, Hamilton
Cnr Riley Street and Ballarat Road,Hamilton,
Victoria
Robertson Street Playground, ColacCompact structure set on a big grassy block with steep wave slide, fireman's pole, shop front, tunnel, steps, steering wheel, clock and disks on a vertical pole. Also swings.
Unshaded table and seat and shelter witho(03)
Rocklands ReservoirRocklands Reservoir, located on the Glenelg River, is GWMWater's largest reservoir. It was originally constructed to supply the now decommissioned Wimmera-Mallee Domestic and Stock channel system. In more recent years it(03)
Rotary Park Playground, Cnr Tyers Street and Glenelg Highway, CastertonCompact traversing structure set on a sandy base with chain bridge, climbing wall, monkey bars, flying fox and hanging cables.
Shelter with BBQ, unshaded tables, water tap and limited grassy area. Located beside the (03)
Rotary Park Playground, Cnr Tyers Street and Glenelg Highway, Casterton
Cnr Tyers Street and Glenelg Highway,Casterton,
Victoria
Rotary Park Playground, Shenfield Street, CobdenStandalone slide, koala springer, slanting rope net climbing frame and swings.
Unshaded seat and nice location next to Cobden Creek. Sit-up exercise boards are next to the playground area.
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Selwyn Brown Park Playground, Cnr Chapel St and Church St, ColacFenced playground with an entry/exit gap (protected by an unshaded seat for parents). Structure has a curved slide, spiral slide, little scrambling wall, tic-tac-toe, telescope and monkey bars. Standalone flying fox, fro(03)
Selwyn Brown Park Playground, Cnr Chapel St and Church St, Colac
Cnr Chapel Street and Church Street,Colac,
Victoria
Separation Creek - Artillery RocksArtillery Rocks is a striking coastal rock platform and popular fishing location a short drive from Wye River. Explore the unusual rock formations that give the site international geological significance.
Visit betwee(03)
Separation Creek - Godfrey BeachGodfrey Beach is a small coastal beach associated with the wreck of the W.B. Godfrey. At low tide, parts of the wreckage can be seen in the shallows, including the anchor, capstan and windlass.
An information plaque a(03)
Shirley Grove Playground, WarrnamboolSet on a corner is a playground structure with wave slide, ladder with square rungs, straight ladder, shop front, rope spiders web climbing frame, maze panel, steering wheel, monkey rungs and horizontal bar. Also a see-s(03)
Shrader Park Playground, Tooram Road, AllansfordThe playground is located in a triangle between three roads. A tower with big tunnel slide, climbing wall, rope net ladder, shopfront, rope net tunnel leading down to a small straight slide, little climbing wall and monk(03)
Silvester Oval Playground, Winter Street, ColeraineLocated at the north end of Winter Street across Bryan Creek. Basic structure with curved slide, ladder, curved elevated climber, monkey bars and horizontal bars. Unusual see-saw and swings. Toilets. Next to netball cour(03)
Simpson - Heytesbury Settlement Historical ParkThe Heytesbury Land Settlement Project has historical displays including the John Shearer Majestic Disc Plough, five tonne steel land clearing Hi-Ball and Cat D7 caterpillar type tractor.
There is a rotunda with tabl(03)
Simpson Bowls ClubSimpson Bowls Club is a welcoming community club offering competitive, social and barefoot bowls. Established in 1985, the club welcomes local players, visitors and members of other bowling clubs.
Facilities and activ0417 558 013
Simpson Recreation Reserve Tennis CourtsThere are two shared tennis/netball hard courts which are free for the public to use.
Note: When we visited there were no nets.(03)
Skipton & District Historical SocietyThe Skipton & District Historical Society operates a local history museum within Skipton’s historic Court House and former Police Residence at the Stewart Park Historical Precinct.
The museum contains display0407 310 990 / 0418 999 189 / 0431 104 610
Skipton - Jubilee Lake WalkThe Jubilee Lake Walk is a short circuit around Jubilee Park Lake in Skipton. The mostly level, but uneven in parts, route follows the existing footpath around the lake and Jubilee Park, with views across the water and o(03)
Skipton - Jubilee Lake Walk
Cnr Montgomery Street and Park Lane,Skipton,
Victoria
Skipton - Platypus Viewing PlatformThe Platypus Viewing Platform overlooks a bend in Mount Emu Creek within Stewart Park Historical Precinct. The creek supports a healthy population of platypuses and the platform provides a dedicated place from whi(03)
Skipton - Sir Henry Bolte MemorialThe Sir Henry Bolte Memorial features a sculpted bust of Victoria’s longest-serving Premier, who spent most of the first 26 years of his life in Skipton.
Sir Henry Edward Bolte GCMG was born in Ballarat on 20 May 19(03)
Skipton - Stewart Park Historical PrecinctThe Stewart Park Historical Precinct combines a platypus viewing platform next to Mount Emu Creek with historical elements from the past.
Lovely Stewart Park lies on the bank of Mount Emu Creek in Skipton. Originally(03)
Skipton Common and Creek WalkThe Skipton Common and Creek Walk is a short walk following Mount Emu Creek from central Skipton to the Skipton Town Common. The walk passes through an attractive creek-side environment with mature trees, open grassland (03)
Skipton Golf & Bowls ClubSkipton Golf & Bowls Club is a welcoming country sporting and social club with a nine-hole golf course and a synthetic bowling green. Established in 1929, the golf course caters for beginners and social golfers while sti(03) 5340 2054 / 0403 530 293
Skipton Historical WalkThe Skipton Historical Walk is a self-guided circuit through the centre of Skipton that highlights 14 buildings and sites associated with the town’s development. The route includes early cottages, churches, civic build(03)
Skipton MarketSkipton Market is a friendly monthly community market held inside and outside Skipton Mechanics Hall, depending on the weather.
Browse stalls offering homemade cakes, jams and sauces, plants, jewellery and other local(03) 5340 2204 / 0422 785 017
Skipton Outdoor Swimming PoolOutdoor pool and toddlers pool. The pools are solar heated and generally operate between 25 to 28 degrees. There are water features in the toddler pool.
Opening Hours:
Pool Operating Hours
Cost:
Admis(03) 5340 2234
Skipton Rail Trail Link WalkThe Skipton Rail Trail Link Walk is an approximately 4 km circuit connecting the Ballarat-Skipton Rail Trail terminus with Skipton’s town centre, parks, historical precinct and visitor facilities. The route can (03)
Skipton SkateparkSkipton Skate Park is a compact concrete skate facility in Jubilee Park with a combination of street and transition obstacles. The equipment is primarily suited to beginner and intermediate riders, with opportunities for(03)
Skipton Skatepark
Cnr Montgomery Street and Park Lane,Skipton,
Victoria
Skipton Tennis ClubSkipton Tennis Club has four hardcourts in fairly good condition which are free for the public to use.
Skipton Tennis Club has four outdoor hard courts in fairly good condition in Jubilee Park. The courts are availabl(03)
Skipton Tennis Club
Cnr Glenelg Highway and Park Lane,Skipton,
Victoria
Snake Valley Golf CourseThe Snake Valley Golf course is a nine hole course which has synthetic grass greens with a light sand covering. A flat course with tree-lined fairways. There is a practice green.
Opening Hours:
Open from March throug(03) 5344 9424 / 0475 456 114
Snake Valley Golf Course
341 Snake Valley-Chepstowe Road,Snake Valley,
Victoria
Snake Valley Hall Playground, Linton Carngham Road, Snake ValleyA fenced playground which has four swings, sandpit under shade, see-saw under a shady tree and a structure with wave slide, spiral ladder, shop front, steering wheel, fireman's pole and steps. Smallish grassy area, unsha(03)
Snake Valley Hall Playground, Linton Carngham Road, Snake Valley
Cnr Linton Carngham Road and Snake Valley-Chepstowe Road,Snake Valley,
Victoria
Cnr Linton Carngham Road and Snake Valley-Chepstowe Road,
Snake Valley ObservatoryExplore the wonders of the night sky through our telescopes in the peace and quiet of the country, far away from city light pollution.
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South West Victoria - The Whiskey TrailThe Whiskey Trail is a self-guided driving trail exploring the history of illicit whisky production in South West Victoria during the late nineteenth century. Plaques at former courthouses, police stations, hotels, camps(03)
South West Victoria Tipple TrailThe South West Victoria Tipple Trail showcases locally produced whisky, gin, wine, beer and liqueurs across the volcanic plains and coastal districts of south-west Victoria.
The trail extends from Timboon and Dixie th(03)
Speed Street Playground, AraratBasic structure on a small block with wave slide, shop front, chain bridge, fireman's pole and monkey bars. Also a springer and a single swing without safety chain.
Unshaded seat and very limited grassy area.
Phot(03)
Stodart Street Playground, ColacTake the road down to the lake edge at the west end of Stodart Street to an exercise site which has a number of playground elements. Exercises include sit-ups, spring-ups, monkey bar, balance beam, vertical ladder, beam (03)
Strathdownie - Wilkin Flora and Fauna ReserveWilkin Flora and Fauna Reserve covers a total of 3,600 hectares with four-wheel drive and two-wheel drive track access throughout the reserve.
The area is well known for spring wildflowers, including native orchids an(03)
Streatham - Fireworld CFA Museum and Discovery CentreFireworld Streatham CFA Museum and Discovery Centre is the educational arm and museum of the Country Fire Authority (CFA).
Fireworld celebrates over 100 years of fire service to the community, from the bucket brigades(03) 5350 7580 / (03) 5350 7558
Streatham - Fireworld CFA Museum and Discovery Centre
Tarrington Hay Bale ArtDuring the Laternenfest, locals create art from hale bales and they are displayed along the length of the town.
Traditionally, Laternenfest, or Festival of Lanterns, takes place in the evening on or around November 1(03)
Terang Bowls ClubTerang Bowls Club is a friendly community lawn bowls club overlooking the former Lake Terang and the neighbouring golf course. Established in 1911, the club welcomes experienced players, beginners, social bowlers and gro(03) 5592 1050 / 0409 215 828
Terang Croquet ClubTerang Croquet Club is an active country croquet club with outdoor lawns situated just below Terang’s tree-lined main street. The club participates in Golf Croquet, Association Croquet and Gateball, with social play an0401 726 303
Terang Golf ClubThe Terang Golf Club is in the western district of Victoria. The course is an 18 hole Par 72 and has a gently undulating (front 9) and then flat (back 9). It is an all-season course with tree lined and watered couch gras(03) 5592 1652
Terang Harness Racing ClubTerang Harness Racing Club holds day and night harness-racing meetings at Dalvui Raceway. Visitors can watch pacers and trotters compete under lights, with the Terang Pacing Cup being the club’s major annual event.
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Terang Heritage TrailLocal indigenous tribes were the first to discover Terang’s natural wealth. They set up camps beside Lake Terang which was home to an abundance of fish, bird and animal life and provided them with food and water.
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Terang Lions Walk TrackThe Lions Walk Track is a scenic 4.5 km circuit around the edge of the former Lake Terang, offering a unique opportunity to explore one of western Victoria's fascinating volcanic lakes. Although now dry, the lake has und(03)
Terang Outdoor PoolTerang Outdoor Pool is a seasonal, solar-heated outdoor swimming centre with facilities for lap swimmers, families and young children. The water temperature generally ranges from 25°C to 28°C.
Pool facilities includ(03) 5592 1862
Terang Play Space, Princes Highway, TerangThe playground has a couple of sections with a shelter in the middle with three tables and BBQs.
One section has a structure with low wave slide, steps, binoculars, walkway, shop front and clanger to hit against pipe(03)
Terang Recreation Reserve Tennis CourtsThere are two asphalt courts with nets in the north east corner of the Terang Recreation Reserve which are free for the public to use. The courts are in reasonable condition with some lichen and moss issues. The rest of (03)
Terang RSLTerang RSL Sub-Branch combines a community RSL hall with an extensive collection of military memorabilia, interactive displays and the publicly accessible Lest We Forget Memorial Garden.
Established in 1921, th(03) 5592 1708
Terang-Mortlake Road Playground, NooratOn the median strip of the town opposite the hotel is a small playground with a cute buggy and a small four person see-saw.
Shelter with table and seats, toilets, water tap, unshaded tables, BBQ in a shelter and (03)
Thompson Street Playground, WarrnamboolIn a small triangular strip of grass is a structure with wave slide, rope ladder, straight ladder, shop front, disks on a vertical pole and steering wheel. Also swings, bike-shaped springer and grumpy frog springer. Unsh(03)
Timboon - Berry World"There are strawberries and there are Timboon strawberries!"
The fertile green countryside of Timboon offers a picturesque setting for a feast of luscious berries with a difference. Berry World is a pick-your-own berr(03) 5598 3240
Timboon - Power Creek Reserve Walking TrackThe Power Creek Reserve Walking Track is a peaceful network of 5km of interconnected bush trails following Power Creek through the heart of Timboon. Winding through 16.5 hectares of remnant native forest, the reserve off(03)
Timboon - Ride With Us Bicycle HireFriendly on-demand bicycle hire and shuttle for Camperdown to Timboon and 12 Apostles Trail.
Services include:
Bicycle Hire & Transport
Hire an e-bicycle or mountain bike from Cobden, Timboon or Port Campbe0438 407 777
Timboon Fine Ice CreamTimboon Fine Ice Cream is a family-friendly ice creamery beside Powers Creek and the Camperdown-Timboon Rail Trail. The Timboon Scooperie occupies a picturesque bush setting with indoor and outdoor seating, lawns and a l(03) 5501 9736
Timboon Golf ClubTimboon Golf Club offers a challenging 14-hole, tree-lined country course with grass greens. Green-fee players and visitors are welcome, and bookings are generally unnecessary for casual play.
Opening Hours: Check (03) 5598 3297
Timboon Outdoor Swimming PoolOutdoor pool and toddlers pool. The pools are solar heated and generally operate between 25 to 28 degrees. There are water features in the toddler pool.
Opening Hours:
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Timboon ParkrunPark Run is a 5km run - it's you against the clock. Come along and join in whatever your pace!
Park Runs are held throughout Melbourne and Victoria. Please register before your first run and bring a printed copy of yo(03)
Timboon Parkrun
Cnr Snake Track Road and Bailey Street,Timboon,
Victoria
Toll Bar Park Playground, Sunraysia Highway, LextonA spread out area with some good facilities but fairly basic playground equipment. There is a fenced display of a box wagon and dray in one corner, a historical information board and a lone pine grown in 1968 from a seed(03)
Toll Bar Park Playground, Sunraysia Highway, Lexton
Cnr Sunraysia Highway and Williamson Street,Lexton,
Victoria
Toohey Estate Playground, Fiscalini Drive, WarrnamboolA wooden ramp leads up to an inclined bridge and up higher to a steep wave slide, curved slide, climbing wall and steering wheel. The structure also has a clock, tic-tac-toe, monkey bars and shop front. Also a birds nest(03)
Tower Hill ReserveTower Hill Reserve, nestled inside a dormant volcano, is a lovely haven for wildlife. A lake and wetland are features of the reserve, and during years of average rainfall it is not uncommon to see the wetland completely (03)
Turnbull Street Playground, ColeraineInteresting playground with a good variety of play equipment. The main structure has two wave slides, clanger to hit against pipes, steps, small inclined walkway, tunnels, maze panel, shop front, ladder with square rungs(03)
Tyrendarra - Haldane Icelandic HorsesHaldane Icelandic Horses is Australia's oldest Icelandic horse stud, established in 1996. The stud is located on a 63-acre working farm called Little Eden, where visitors can meet the herd, learn about Icelandic horses a0431 815 880
Victoria Park East Playground, Aitkins Road, WarrnamboolStructure with wave slide, shop front, ladder with square rungs, spiral ladder, steering wheel, walkway, fireman's pole and steps. Swings.
Unshaded table and big sloping grassy area.
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Victoria Park East Playground, Aitkins Road, Warrnambool
Victoria Park West Playground, Aitkins Road, WarrnamboolSmall playground set in a huge grassy area which has a wave slide, tunnel, tic-tac-toe, shop front, steps, steering wheel and rope ladder. Swings.
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Victoria Park West Playground, Aitkins Road, Warrnambool
Victory Park Playground, Cnr Stephen St and Dickens St, HamiltonJust swings and a fox springer set in a fairly big grassy area. Shaded table.
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Victory Park Playground, Cnr Stephen St and Dickens St, Hamilton
Cnr Stephen Street and Dickens Street,Hamilton,
Victoria
Village Green Playground, Greenham Street, DartmoorA wonderfully whimsical playground area with three carvings from tree stumps. One is a huge nursery rhyme tree featuring over 20 fairy-tale characters. Another carved tree stump has native Australian animals and the othe(03)
Village Green Playground, Greenham Street, Dartmoor
Visitor Information Centre Playground, Glenelg Highway, Lake BolacLocated next to the visitor Information Centre and full of activities and facilities for a family stop. There is an old blue and red tractor to climb up onto and drive, three shelters with tables and a BBQ, water tap and(03)
Visitor Information Centre Playground, Glenelg Highway, Lake Bolac
Cnr Glenelg Highway and Mortlake-Ararat Road,Lake Bolac,
Victoria
Visitor Information Centre Playground, Pilleau Street, ColeraineA set of swings next to the Visitor Information Centre which is housed in a historic old railway station. Shaded and unshaded tables, shelter with BBQ, water tap, toilets and next to a lake.
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Visitor Information Centre Playground, Pilleau Street, Coleraine
W.F. OSullivan Reserve Playground, Hood Street, DenningtonAn old structure set in a big grassy with curved slide, spiral ladder, ladder with square rungs, walkway, inclined climber with half circles, fireman's pole, chain bridge, monkey bars and horizontal bars. Swings with ver(03)
Walk 91 Great Ocean Walk Tours (Apollo Bay)Great Ocean Walk Tours - walking at a pace you choose, with whom you choose, on the date you choose.
Walk with the local experts! Based in Apollo Bay, with a shop at the start of the Great Ocean Walk, 'Walk 91' will h(03) 5237 1189
Wangoom - Hopkins FallsThe Hopkins River meanders through the landscape until it reaches Wangoom where it plunges down a rocky escarpment before making its way to the sea at Warrnambool.
A viewing platform offers fantastic viewing and phot(03)
Wannon - Nigretta FallsThe Wannon and Nigretta waterfalls are located west of Hamilton. Turn off the Glenelg Highway 5 kilometres west of Hamilton on the Nigretta Road and follow the signs.
The Falls are fed by the Wannon River that has its(03)
Wannon - Wannon FallsThe Wannon and Nigretta waterfalls are located about 19 km west of Hamilton. The turn-off for Wannon Falls is on the Glenelg Highway near the township of Wannon.
The Falls are fed by the Wannon River that has its hea(03)
Warrak - Langi Ghiran State ParkRugged granite peaks and gentle sloping woodlands are the dominant features of this park. A pleasant walk to the mountain summit presents a view of ancient red gums on the surrounding plains skirted by Mount Buangor in t(03)
Warrak - Minion SculpturesMinions, the lovable yellow characters that wear overalls and googles from the Despicable Me movies have taken over the tiny town of Warrak near Ararat.
Starting in December 2022, minion artworks were stealthily insta(03)
Warrak Recreation Reserve Playground, Buangor-Ben Nevis Road, WarrakAn elevated platform reached by a ladder with a wave slide, metal climbing frame and swing with car tyre seat. When we were there, a number of areas under trees were roped off (presumably due to the danger from falling b(03)
Warrak Recreation Reserve Playground, Buangor-Ben Nevis Road, Warrak
Warrnambool - Cannon Hill LookoutCannon Hill Lookout is an elevated reserve with panoramic views across Lake Pertobe, Lady Bay, the Warrnambool Breakwater and the Southern Ocean. The lookout can be reached from Merri Street or from the car park on Artil(03)
Warrnambool - Capitol Cinema CentreOur beloved Capitol Cinemas Warrnambool is back and it's better than ever, with the latest digital projectors. Plus, for the first time we're playing movies in 3D. So come on in and experience our five-star upgrade!
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Warrnambool - Deep Blue Hot SpringsThe Deep Blue Hotel is located on Warrnambool's spectacular foreshore and offers exceptional accommodation, award-winning Hot Springs Sanctuary, Day Spa and Hospitality.
The perfect setting for a relaxing weekend awa(03) 5559 2000
Warrnambool - Elements Restaurant and Bar Indoor PlaygroundElements Restaurant and Bar is located at Mid City Motel Warrnambool and has a dedicated indoor Kids Play Palace for children aged 2-13 years.
The indoor playground includes climbing structures, slides, tunnels and ot(03) 5562 3866
Warrnambool - Elements Restaurant and Bar Indoor Playground
Warrnambool - Flagstaff Hill Maritime VillageThe Shipwreck Coast of Victoria has a rich maritime history. The spectacular coastline is the final resting place of over 180 wrecks along our beautiful and wild coastline.
Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village is both a m(03) 5559 4600 / 1800 556 111
Warrnambool - Flying Horse Bar & Brewery Kids Play AreaThe Flying Horse Bar & Brewery has a dedicated indoor play area where children can play while their family dines at Embers Restaurant.
Play-area features include:
Climbing tunnels and maze-style play equipment
Infla(03) 5562 2254
Warrnambool - Flying Horse Bar & Brewery Kids Play Area
Warrnambool - GO Surf & SUP SchoolGO Surf & SUP School operates on the beautiful pristine beaches of Port Fairy, Warrnambool and Cape Bridgewater. GO Surf uses the best qualified & experienced staff, the latest premium equipment and guarantees the most f0408 310 001
Warrnambool - Great Ocean Road Ten Pin BowlingGreat Ocean Road Ten Pin Bowling is a family-friendly indoor bowling centre which has operated in Warrnambool since 1978. The centre has 12 traditional tenpin bowling lanes suitable for social games, families, groups and(03) 5561 6877
Warrnambool - History House (HeritageWorks)History House is home to Warrnambool HeritageWorks, a volunteer-run archive and research centre operated jointly by the Warrnambool & District Historical Society and Warrnambool Family History Group.
The collection pr(03) 5561 0283
Warrnambool - Hopkins River and Blue HoleThe lower Hopkins River forms a broad estuary before reaching the Southern Ocean at Warrnambool. The area around the river mouth is known locally as the Blue Hole and features sandy riverbanks, cliffs, rock formations an(03)
Warrnambool - Kermond's Hamburgers RestaurantKermond's mottos sums up their hamburgers "Nothing tastes like a Kermonds". For fans of the humble hamburger, you can't leave Warrnambool without trying a "Kermond's with the lot" - and a thickshake. Sit-in and take-away(03) 5562 4854
Warrnambool - Lady Bay Main BeachLady Bay Main Beach is Warrnambool's principal swimming beach, extending approximately 3.5 kilometres from the Warrnambool Breakwater to Point Ritchie at the mouth of the Hopkins River.
The western end near the breakw(03)
Warrnambool - Lake Pertobe Motor BoatsTake a self-drive motorboat around Children’s Lake in the Lake Pertobe Adventure Playground. This family-run attraction has operated since 1976 and offers a relaxing way to explore the lake, cruise around its islands a(03)
Warrnambool - Lake Pertobe Motor BoatsAt Lake Pertobe Motor Boats, Warrnambool, we pride ourselves on giving you an experience of fun and adventure. It's not everyday that you can ride in a boat, let alone, drive it yourself. (You need to be aged 12 plus to (03)
Warrnambool - Lighthouse TheatreLocated at the cultural heart of the city, the Lighthouse Theatre is Warrnambool's state of the art performance venue. From stand up comedy to classical ballet, drama to popular music, see the best live entertainment fro(03) 555 94 999
Warrnambool - Lockology Escape RoomLockology Escape Room offers immersive indoor adventure games where teams search for clues, solve puzzles, unlock objects and work together to complete a mission before the 60-minute time limit expires.
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Warrnambool - Logans BeachLogans Beach is a long, exposed ocean beach extending east from the mouth of the Hopkins River. It is internationally known as a nursery for Southern Right Whales, which can often be seen close to shore between June and (03)
Warrnambool - Logans Beach Whale Watching PlatformEach year, roughly between late May and early October, Southern Right Whales return to their nursery at Logan's Beach to give birth and raise their calves.
Just offshore, in clear view, the giant, gentle mothers and t(03)
Warrnambool - Merri View GalleryThe Merri View Gallery is owned and operated by Warrnambool & District Artist's Society. Comprising two gallery spaces offering a tranquil view across the Merri River.
They have regular exhibitions including the Summe(03)
Warrnambool - Middle Island Penguin Project ExperienceThe Middle Island Penguin Project Experience, also called Penguin Protectors Warrnambool, is an educator-led family experience explaining how specially trained Maremma guardian dogs protect Middle Island’s Little Pengu(03) 5559 4800 / 1300 003 280
Warrnambool - Middle Island Penguin Project Experience
Warrnambool - Mini Golf by the SeaTry your luck at Mini Golf by the Sea. Located adjacent to the spectacular foreshore and beside Warrnambool's famous Lake Pertobe Adventure Playground.
Opening Hours:
Opening hours can be variable depending on the se(03) 5562 0644 / 0407 878 274
Warrnambool - Miura Friendship GardenMiura Friendship Garden is a peaceful Japanese-inspired garden in Albert Park celebrating the sister-city relationship between Warrnambool and Miura, Japan. Japanese garden design principles are expressed using Australia(03)
Warrnambool - Moyjil / Point RitchieMoyjil / Point Ritchie is a rocky headland on the western side of the Hopkins River mouth, with panoramic views across the river estuary, basalt reef, Lady Bay and the Southern Ocean. Lookout paths, viewing areas and int(03)
Warrnambool - Petanque at PertobePetanque at Pertobe is a public petanque piste beside McGennan Car Park on Pertobe Road. Petanque is a relaxed French bowling game in which players throw metal boules towards a small wooden target ball.
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Warrnambool - Pickering PointPickering Point is a coastal lookout within Thunder Point Coastal Reserve, offering extensive views across the Merri River, Lady Bay, the South Warrnambool wetlands and the Southern Ocean.
The lookout is surrounded by(03)
Warrnambool - Queens Road Pump TrackWarrnambool’s first pump track is a continuous concrete circuit near the Merri River corridor.
Features include:
A continuous concrete circuit
Rollers and high berms (banked turns)
Volcano
Suitable for beginners(03)
Warrnambool - Rafferty’s Tavern Kids PlayroomRafferty's Tavern is a family-friendly bistro with a large indoor children's playroom. The upgraded play area gives children somewhere active to play while their family is dining at the tavern.
Playroom features inclu(03) 5561 1888
Warrnambool - Rainbow Art StudiosRainbow Art Studios is a colourful children's art and craft studio offering scheduled creative classes, digital art activities, school holiday sessions and birthday parties. Activities are designed for children aged appr0476 982 004
Warrnambool - Rent My BikeRent My Bike Warrnambool offers bicycle hire through Cafe Cycles Company in central Warrnambool. Bikes can be booked for exploring Warrnambool’s foreshore, local shared paths, the Warrnambool to Port Fairy Rail Trail a0437 259 418
Warrnambool - Russells Creek TrailRussells Creek Trail is an easy, fully paved shared path following Russells Creek through Warrnambool's northern residential neighbourhoods and parklands. The linear route runs between Wares Road and Daltons Road, with m(03)
Warrnambool - SCOPE GalleriesSCOPE Galleries presents contemporary Australian art in an intimate gallery setting. Visitors can view works from the gallery’s exhibitions and stockroom, with many pieces available to purchase.
The collection inclu0410 464 330
Warrnambool - Shelly BeachShelly Beach is a rugged and relatively secluded beach reached by walking through Thunder Point Coastal Reserve. The beach is known for its shells, rock pools, rocky outcrops and wild Southern Ocean scenery. It is a good(03)
Warrnambool - Stingray BayStingray Bay is a small, sheltered cove at the mouth of the Merri River, tucked between the Warrnambool Breakwater and Middle Island. At low tide, a short sandy beach and rock platforms are exposed, providing families wi(03)
Warrnambool - Supergrasse Tennis ComplexSupergrasse Tennis Complex is an outdoor tennis facility offering court hire, coaching and organised competitions. The complex has nine floodlit synthetic-grass courts, allowing tennis to continue into the evening.
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Warrnambool - The F ProjectThe F Project Precinct in Warrnambool includes an Art Gallery showing 12 exhibitions annually, and a retail shop offering original works from over 50 local artisans, writers and musicians.
The F Project Arts Precinct(03) 5562 1109
Warrnambool - The Fresh Market WarrnamboolThe Fresh Market Warrnambool is an outdoor farmers and makers market held beside Lake Pertobe. The family-friendly market showcases producers, creators and designers from Warrnambool and the surrounding region.
Market0438 300 031
Warrnambool - The Golf Shed WarrnamboolThe Golf Shed Warrnambool is a self-service indoor golf facility with two Trackman golf simulators. Players can practise their swing, analyse their shots or play virtual rounds on hundreds of golf courses from around the(03)
Warrnambool - The Golf Shed Warrnambool
Shed 10, 1109-1117 Raglan Parade,Warrnambool,
Victoria
Warrnambool - Thunder Point Mountain Bike TrackA 6km tight and twisty loop of singletrack in the scrub between the Warrnambool Harness Racing Track and the cliffs overlooking the Southern Ocean. The track has two distinctly different sections.
The first area, awa(03)
Warrnambool - Thunder Point WalkThe Thunder Point Walk follows Warrnambool's dramatic coastline between the Breakwater and Shelly Beach. The route passes the Merri River estuary, Stingray Bay, Thunder Point Coastal Reserve and Pickering Point, with ext(03)
Warrnambool - Timor Street MarketTimor Street Market is a large indoor market in central Warrnambool with more than 50 stalls offering an ever-changing assortment of new, handmade, vintage and second-hand goods.
Visitors can browse antiques, furnitur(03) 5562 7667
Warrnambool Aquatic Leisure Centre (AquaZone)AquaZone boasts three state of the art indoor pools including an 8 lane 25 metre pool, a program pool and leisure pool with beach entry. Added to these great options are the 4 fountains, 5 geysers, floating mats and kick(03) 5559 4500
Warrnambool Art GalleryEstablished in 1886, the Warrnambool Art Gallery offers a diverse collection of artworks, from elegant European salon paintings to the Avant-garde modernism of the Angry Penguins.
Artworks range from the romanticised (03) 5559 4949
Warrnambool BMX TrackA great racing track which has a race starting area and four lines of jumps of various heights and width plus three huge banked turns. There are about 25 jumps in total.
Located at the end of Price Street.
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Warrnambool Botanic GardensWarrnambool Botanic Gardens are a timeless and tranquil setting for picnics, peaceful walks and the many guided tours and special events hosted throughout the year.
Set on 20 acres of lush parkland just a short walk n(03) 5559 4800 / (03) 5564 7837
Warrnambool Botanic Gardens Playground, Botanic Road, WarrnamboolIn the north east corner of the Warrnambool Botanic Gardens is a super cute playground which has a giraffe with swings dangling from its ears which has a seat suitable for smaller kids.
Nearby, along Botanic D(03)
Warrnambool Bowls ClubWarrnambool Bowls Club is a welcoming community club offering year-round lawn bowls, barefoot bowls, dining and entertainment. Established in 1890, the club has two outdoor synthetic bowling greens and welcomes beginners(03) 5561 4586
Warrnambool BreakwaterWarrnambool Breakwater is a historic harbour structure extending into Lady Bay, with views across the harbour, Warrnambool, the Southern Ocean and towards Middle Island. Visitors can walk along the breakwater, watch the (03)
Warrnambool CBD Heritage TrailThe Warrnambool CBD Heritage Trail is a self-guided 3 km walk featuring 22 historic buildings, streetscapes and former commercial sites. The route explores the city centre between James Swan Reserve and Merri Street.
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Warrnambool CBD Heritage Trail
Cnr Kepler Street and Spence Street,Warrnambool,
Victoria
Warrnambool City Bowls ClubCity Bowls Club is a family-friendly entertainment and lawn bowls venue with two synthetic bowling greens beneath a large all-weather dome. The covered greens allow social, competition and barefoot bowls to continue thro(03) 5561 4155
Warrnambool Community GardenWarrnambool Community Garden is a welcoming six-acre community space where families can explore food gardens, learn about sustainable living and meet the resident chickens. Visitors can follow a self-guided tour through 0493 057 811
Warrnambool Community Garden
Cnr Grieve Street and Derby Street,Warrnambool,
Victoria
Warrnambool Croquet ClubWarrnambool Croquet Club is a welcoming community club with three croquet courts. New players can learn the game, join a social session or progress to competitive matches, tournaments and pennant competition.
Forms of0401 931 461
Warrnambool Fishing GuideThere is a wide variety of fish species available for fishing in the Warrnambool area.
FISHING LICENCE
All fishers, fresh and sea, need licences even for collecting bait. Licence must be carried and pr(03)
Warrnambool Foreshore PromenadeThe award-winning Foreshore Promenade is a wonderful 5.7 km track that stretches from the Breakwater along the picturesque coastline to the famous whale nursery at Logans Beach.
The scenic trail is popular with walke(03)
Warrnambool Golf ClubWarrnambool Golf Club has an 18-hole, par-72 public golf course set behind the coastal dunes of Warrnambool. The layout features elevated tees, undulating fairways bordered by coastal tea-tree, challenging bunkers and oc(03) 5562 2108
Warrnambool Golf RangeWarrnambool Golf Range is a family-friendly driving range where beginners and experienced golfers can practise their swing or enjoy a casual hit with friends and family.
The range extends for more than 300 metres and 0439 575 483
Warrnambool Greyhound RacingThe Warrnambool Greyhound Racing Club hosts greyhound racing every Thursday night with a few extra race meetings through out the year.
Located at Warrnambool Showgrounds, Koroit Street.
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Warrnambool Heritage TrailThe Warrnambool Heritage Trail is a self-guided walk through the city centre, tracing Warrnambool's development from an early maritime settlement and port into an important regional commercial and civic centre.
The ea(03)
Warrnambool Lawn Tennis Bowls ClubWarrnambool Lawn Tennis Bowls Club is a small, friendly bowls club near Warrnambool’s foreshore, beaches and caravan parks. It is a separate organisation from the adjoining Warrnambool Lawn Tennis Club.
The club has(03) 5562 7471
Warrnambool Lawn Tennis ClubWarrnambool Lawn Tennis Club is a large foreshore tennis facility catering for beginners, social players and experienced competitors. The club has 26 grass courts, six porous courts with lighting and two Plexipave courts0401 186 407
Warrnambool Library and Learning CentreThe Warrnambool Library and Learning Centre is an impressive three-storey public library and community learning space located within the South West TAFE Warrnambool campus. The award-winning building combines a contempor(03) 5559 4990
Warrnambool Memorials Walking TrailA journey of honour through our city’s memorials
Warrnambool Memorials Walking Trail Map
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High on this headland, Warrnambool’s first flagstaff once guided ships into the busy harbour. (03)
Warrnambool ParkrunPark Run is a 5km run - it's you against the clock. Come along and join in whatever your pace!
Park Runs are held throughout Melbourne and Victoria. Please register before your first run and bring a printed copy of yo(03)
Warrnambool Racing ClubWarrnambool Racing Club hosts regular thoroughbred race meetings at Warrnambool Racecourse. Racing has taken place at the course since 1847, while the club was formed in 1873.
Major racing events include:
Three-day W(03) 5562 2211
Warrnambool SkateparkLarge concrete park which has a range of feature. Includes a mini ramp, quarter pipe, spine, large fun box, bowl and rails.
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Warrnambool Skatepark (Wavelinks Park)A recreation area with a large basketball court with four square markings and some skating elements on the side (straight ledge, curved ledge, grind bar and ramp surrounded by a curved ledge).
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Warrnambool South History & Scenery Walking TrailThe Warrnambool South History & Scenery Walking Trail explores the streets, riverbanks and coastline of South Warrnambool, following in the footsteps of the area’s Aboriginal inhabitants and later European settlers.
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Warrnambool South History & Scenery Walking Trail
Warrnambool Breakwater Car Park, Viaduct Road,Warrnambool,
Victoria
Warrnambool Street ArtWarrnambool has a thriving street art scene with world class murals and installations. The past few years have seen a dramatic increase in the number of major artworks added to the Warrnambool CBD and its surrounds.
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Warrnambool ToursWarrnambool Tours is a locally based tour operator offering guided tours of Warrnambool, the Great Ocean Road and surrounding south-west Victoria.
The tours combine local knowledge, sightseeing, history, wildlife and 0402 984 379
Warrnambool Visitor Information CentreWarrnambool Visitor Information Centre is located on the shores of the beautiful Lady Bay.
Warrnambool is the largest city on the Great Ocean Road, offering all the services expected of a vibrant, modern city whilst m(03) 5559 4620 / 1800 637 725
Warrock HomesteadWarrock Homestead is a unique collection of 36 hand-built Gothic and Colonial style buildings, 33 of which are classified 'A' by the National Trust.
It was built by a Glaswegian cabinet maker George Robertson in 1843.0417 938 533
Water Tower Reserve Playground, Balmoral Road, WarrnamboolBeside a water tower is playground with swings, see-saw with horse seats and a structure with wave slide, fireman's pole, steps, walkway, tunnel, climbing wall, inclined climber with steps, balance beam with obstacles, m(03)
Water Tower Reserve Playground, Balmoral Road, Warrnambool
Waubra Recreation Reserve Playground, Sunraysia Highway, WaubraThe playground is located on the left as you leave the town to the north. A fenced playground with swings and a structure with curved slide, chain bridge, inclined climber with half circles, flying fox and monkey bars.
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Waubra Wind Farm Viewing PlatformThe Waubra wind farm is located on both sides of the Sunraysia Highway 35 km north-west of Ballarat. It is the fourth largest wind farm in Australia and was the largest wind farm by number of turbines and total capacity (03)
Wendy Place Playground, WarrnamboolStructure has elements to traverse across. There is an inverted V-shaped rope net, monkey rungs, monkey bars, zig-zag pipe bridge, steering wheel, steps, curved slide and clanger to hit against pipes. Also swings (one wi(03)
Western Bay Park Playground, Hamilton Street, ColacA climbing frame with ladders, rope nets, platforms, fireman's pole and arched monkey bars. Also a birds swing, unshaded table and seat in a grassy area.
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Western Bay Park Playground, Hamilton Street, Colac
Cnr Moore Street and Hamilton Street,Colac,
Victoria
White Avenue Playground, HamiltonSwings, tractor springer, four wheel bike springer and a structure with wave slide, climbing mat wall, spiral ladder, tunnel and fireman's pole. Cricket net and unshaded table in a grassy area.
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Wickliffe Recreation Reserve Playground, Willaura-Wickliffe Road, WickliffeSitting on a rise above the oval is a structure under a shade sail with curved slide, shop front, disks on vertical poles, gear panel, fireman's pole, climbing mat bridge, monkey rungs, hanging disks, abacus, tic-tac-toe(03)
Willaura Lions Park Playground, Delacombe Way, WillauraA small town .. a big playground. Very extensive playground set on a sandy/gravelly base. The main structure has a farmyard theme which includes a water tank, shear the sheep panel, General Store, dual wave slides, steps(03)
Willaura Lions Park Playground, Delacombe Way, Willaura
Willaura War Memorial Swimming PoolWillaura Outdoor Swimming Pool is a seasonal outdoor facility. Along with a 25-metre lap pool, the facility boasts a shaded toddler pool surrounded by green grass, shaded areas, kiosk, amenities and a fun and friendly at(03) 5352 1064
Wongarra - Carisbrook FallsTake the 300m uphill walking track from the carpark which heads upwards along the eastern side of the gorge with views over Carisbrook Creek. There is a viewing area which provides views of the falls.
The falls are b(03)
Wooles Avenue Playground, WarrnamboolA compact play structure with wave slide, steps, shopfront, irregular sloping bars and a climbing cube with rope nets, hanging disks and steppers. Also birds nest swing and stand-on spinner.
Grassy area, unshaded seat(03)
Woolsthorpe - Union Station Hotel Playground and Family BistroUnion Station Hotel Woolsthorpe is a family-friendly country hotel with a bistro, large lawn and an enormous children's adventure playground.
The outdoor deck overlooks the lawn and playground, allowing families to co(03) 5569 2391
Woolsthorpe - Union Station Hotel Playground and Family Bistro
Wotherspoon Park Playground, Havelock Street, BeaufortA fully fenced playground with a number of play structures. The biggest structure has a wave slide, ladder with square rungs, straight ladder, chain bridge, little metal scrambling wall, spiral ladder, climber bridge wit(03)
Wotherspoon Park Playground, Havelock Street, Beaufort
Wye River and Kennett River Walks and DrivesEnjoy the bush and observe the native animals, birdlife and marine creatures found around Wye River, Separation Creek and Kennett River.
Local wildlife includes echidnas, wallabies, koalas, kangaroos, possums, bats, g(03)
Wye River Heritage WalkDiscover the historic township of Wye River with a 90 minute easy walk.
EARLY SETTLERS
The Gadubanud people lived in the Cape Otway region till the mid 19th century. Middens along the Otway coast reveal the remains o(03)
Wye River WalkFollow the Wye River upstream on a gentle valley walk through the Wye River Recreation Reserve, caravan park and surrounding bushland. The walk starts beside the playground near the Wye River General Store and fol(03)
Yambuk - Codrington Wind Farm TourThe Codrington wind farm was Australia's first commercial wind farm.
Located near Port Fairy in southwest Victoria, the Codrington site was close to perfect with strong prevailing winds blowing off the Southern Ocean.0419 188 715
Yambuk - Giant Yambuk Slide Ride the famous giant metal slide next to Yambuk Lake. The slide is 33 metres long.
The slide is just a 15 minute drive from Port Fairy. Not only is the slide fun for all ages, but if you continue to climb to the top (03)
Yambuk - The CragsCome for the remarkable views of rocky, limestone cliffs and stay for the wonder of ancient sacred land. With Aboriginal cultural sites this area is part of the traditional homelands of the Peek wurrung speakers and has (03)
Yambuk Beach and Lake WalkYambuk Beach and Lake Walk is an easy coastal nature walk following the shore of Lake Yambuk towards its periodically opening entrance to the Southern Ocean.
The walk begins near the jetty, playground and Yambuk Giant(03)
Yeodene - Yeodene Park Treetops AdventureGet refreshed and recharged with this ultimate family adventure! Spend up to 2.5-hours of fun navigating through the native bushlands of Otway Forest, swinging and soaring amongst the gum trees. There are 8 fun and chall1300 432 001 / (03) 5233 4696
Youth Park Playground, Scott Street, HeywoodA big sandpit with gravelly sand which has a castle themed sand play area to scoop up gravel and use chutes and conveyors to transport it. There is also a little slide and cubby underneath plus some panels. Around the ma(03)