Oxley Recreation Reserve
Established in 1865, the Oxley Recreation Reserve is a unique 47-hectare mix of bushland and open spaces, backing onto the scenic King River. This historic reserve has been a community hub for over a century and continues to offer a wide range of recreational opportunities. The upper terrace features sandy, well-drained soil and houses most…
Read MorePicnic Point at Goughs Bay
A canvas of blue skies, rolling hills and blue water greet the eye at Picnic Point. A perfect spot to while away the afternoon on the shores of picturesque Lake Eildon. The site has everything you need for a relaxing picnic – shelter, barbecue, toilets and playground. Enjoy the Gough’s Bay lakeside walk with art…
Read MoreMansfield Recreation Reserve
A sporting hub and community meeting place, the Mansfield Recreation Reserve lies at the heart of Mansfield in more ways than one. Visit on a weekend in winter and you will experience the passion a country town has for its local football and netball teams, just don’t forget your hat and scarf. The reserve is…
Read MoreMansfield Skate Park
Little kids and bigger kids can test their skills in the Mansfield Skate Park, also known as Rampage. This concrete skate park has multiple features including a street course consisting of roll-ins, quarter pipes, ledges, a metal non-vert half-pipe, plus curved and straight rails. Some sections of the skate park are shaded. Adjacent to the…
Read MoreMansfield Botanic Park
Perfect for a sunny afternoon in town, the Mansfield Botanic Park is open at all times and offers barbecue facilities, picnic shelters and tables, a fitness station, an adventure playground for kids of all ages and toilets. Bordered by Fords Creek, the gardens are a beautiful mix of native and introduced species. A popular location…
Read MoreBrookfield Maze
Brookfield Maze, Licensed Café and Gardens is located in Myrrhee, North East Victoria, in the foothills of the King Valley gourmet food and wine region beside Fifteen Mile Creek. Explore the traditional hedge maze and enjoy the peaceful garden setting. Kids will love the scavenger hunts and hidden koala trail, keeping them busy for hours…
Read MoreBuller Air Zone
This awesome trampoline, airbag challenge and climbing facility welcomes everyone from kids to adults, elite athletes and the general public alike. Anyone who loves to launch themselves into the air can work on their skills, workout or just enjoy playtime in the ultimate alpine freestyle playground. Buller Air Zone provides yet another great year round…
Read MoreKing River
Beginning in the heart of the Alpine National Park, the King River gains momentum in the Buffalo National Park before being captured by Lake William Hovell which is set in mountain bushland and provides fishing, boating and picnic facilities in tranquil scenery. The magic of the river becomes accessible at the top end of the…
Read MoreMirimbah Park
Unfurl a picnic rug on the grass under the shady trees and escape the summer heat at Mirimbah Park or delight in the colours during the autumn season. An idyllic riverside setting, the park is bordered by the shallow-flowing waters of the Delatite River. The kids (big and little) will love splashing amongst the rock…
Read MoreCraig’s Hut and Walk
Craig’s Hut and walk are a piece of Australian film history, offering unrivalled panoramic views of the High Country, four hours drive north-east of Melbourne. Arguably the state’s most iconic High Country hut, Craig’s Hut sits on the top of Mount Stirling offering views over Mt Buller and surrounding mountains. The hut was originally built…
Read MoreLake William Hovell Recreation Area
Located about 18 kilometres from Cheshunt, Lake William Hovell is a beautiful and well-liked recreational spot. This picturesque lake offers a variety of activities such as picnics, barbecues, fishing, canoeing and walking. The lake is also home to different species of fish including Trout, Redfin and Macquarie Perch, which is an endangered species duly protected.…
Read MoreHeller Historic Grave
If heading out to Stringybark Creek, take a slight detour and visit the Heller Historic Grave. The grave is a memorial to Emma Sophia Heller (1848 – 1889) who passed away during a severe winter in 1869. Read the interpretive signage and find out all about her remarkable life as a 19th century immigrant and…
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