Boorhaman Hotel is a perfect stop on the way to Yarrawonga or Wangaratta. It has a homey vibe, outdoor seating (and basketball court). The Owners are welcoming and the food is reasonably priced. Highly recommend checking this gem 👌

A warm welcome and a lovely meal. We visited for lunch on a cold Sunday. It was a quiet day but we were welcomed by friendly staff and a warmed by a crackling fire. The menu offered something for all tastes plus a specials board. We both had a chicken parmigiana with salad and chips. Chicken parmigiana was excellent, the salad fresh and well dressed but the home made chips were a knockout! The hotel has retained the feeling of being the local hotel and this was evident from discussions with patrons. The hotel is unpretentious with good food and friendly vibes. We will be back in the near future.

Stumbled across this unique country pub where the food was equally as good if not better than any top end city restaurant. The locals added to the casual yet friendly atmosphere. Pet and kid friendly

Amazing little pub in Peechelba with icy cold beer on tap and great food We had Rib Eye which was perfect. Friendly staff and great service. Very impressed and happy to have discovered this little gem.!

Your typical small country pub, great local folk, great food, well priced, and a real homely atmosphere, i will be back!!!

We ate some delicious hearty meals here for lunch today, a slow cooked lamb shoulder and pork loin steaks. Tender meat, creamy mash, and tasty sauces on both. The pale ale was my favourite pick from the Buffalo Brewery beers on tap. Looking forward to going back again soon. Highly recommend this place, the best pub food I’ve eaten in a long time.

Cold beer, great food, nice people, a no brainer if you’re in the area! Spiced lamb and scotch fillet both yum 👍

The best winery around Rutherglen. Flavours are bold. Wines have body. Their Durif is a step above everyone else’s.

What a gem! We were recommended this winery for their durif so were really looking forward to tasting last weekend. We opened the door to a hum of busy-ness. Staff greeted us immediately even while handing bubble wands to visiting children. We had a really enjoyable tasting, loving the warmth the staff showed to everyone. We loved the 2019 Durif, and went home with a box, and will join as members too. Thoroughly recommend

I first visited Warrabilla winery about 20 years ago with the Austin Healey club of Victoria when we stayed in Rutherglen. Their Durif is the best Durif I have ever tasted. We filled up our Healeys with their wonderful wines. Sadly my husband died 14 years ago and I stopped being a member of their wine club. I joined again over a year ago . I run a small wine club and recently I took a bottle of Smithy’s blend and it won the wine of the night and today with the delivery of my annual wines I received 2 dozen Smithy’s blend as well that I ordered for wine club members. I highly recommend visiting Warrabilla when you are in the area. Cheers Jill

Amazing, my favourite wine in this area, very rich, and super tastefull! Friendly service, everything on tasting, absolut Gem !

Wine club member here - aside from this being the best winery in Victoria, their customer service is amazing! Had some courier issues with an order, spoke to Amy and she resolved things immediately. She turned a frustrating issue into an outstanding outcome. Love your work.

Went to Warrabilla Wines with a large group of people yesterday. We had a wonderful time. Excellent service and presentation of wines. 10/10

Best big red wine maker in the world. Arrived late but looked after very well by the friendly helpful staff. Couldn't ask for more. If you like your wines big, with tastings across multiple vintages, this is the must goto winery of Rutherglen for old style wines with huge dollops of fruit and tannins. Wines that will keep improving for years and years!

Great story boards depicting the siege at Glenrowan and the capture of Ned Kelly. Follow the boards around and read about this historic moment in Australia's history. We enjoyed the walk around and increasing our knowledge of Ned and the Kelly gang.

Was nice and quiet on the weekend, although it was a wetter day. Loved reading the signs and visiting the landmarks, although it was confusing at times where the starting point for the signs were. However, it was a really nice walk and a cool piece of history.

"Robert Edwards" of Swan Hill said he used to have Carriage Rides at Glenrowan back in 2011, to take people around to see the History (Photo taken in 2011). Will that ever return? Apart from that, the "Ned Kelly Museum & Homestead" (Photo taken in March 2024!) is the best place to go to, to find out all about the Local History. A small town, with a lot of History!

The Ned Kelly Capture Site offers a poignant glimpse into Australian history. Surrounded by tranquil landscapes, this site commemorates the end of an era. History buffs and nature lovers alike will appreciate its significance and serene beauty. A must-visit for anyone exploring the region's rich heritage.

The historical site where the infamous busranger Ned Kelly was brought down and captured. To capture him, the police shot at his legs and groin as they were not hidden by his heavy armour. The sign posts are well done. We enjoyed our walk and whole Glenrowan experience. Worth the visit. Make sure you visit the Kelly Museum. It's expensive but enjoyable including a well done replica of the little Kelly house.

Really enjoyable trail explaining the history of Ned Kelly. All the exhibits are well signposted and most are within walking distance. An absolute must when visiting Glenrowan, but bring plenty of water as there is limited shade on the walk and it can get very hot!

Learnt a lot. I do wish the signs were in the clearer order. It was very confusing to go to sign 4 (where he was captured) only to realise that sign 5 happens before his capture. Still informative. Apparently the Kelly gang were fighting for the independence for north east Victoria (they wanted the country to be called the Republic of North east Victoria - not particularly catchy) Ned called off the other rebels and turned himself over after his brother and fellow gang member were killed. He took most of the blame for their crimes.

The Ned Kelly Museum & Homestead in Australia offers a fascinating glimpse into one of the country’s most iconic and controversial historical figures. Visiting the site feels like stepping back in time, with well-preserved artifacts, detailed exhibits, and immersive storytelling that brings Ned Kelly’s life and the era he lived in vividly to life. The homestead, surrounded by rustic charm, gives insight into the daily life of the Kelly family, while the museum showcases key moments from Ned’s bushranger days, including his famous suit of armour. The staff are knowledgeable and passionate, adding depth to the experience through engaging stories and historical context. Whether you’re a history buff or just curious about Australian folklore, the museum offers a unique and memorable experience that captures the complexity of Ned Kelly’s legacy. It’s a must-visit destination for anyone looking to explore Australia’s wild colonial past and the myths that still surround it today.

The place is easy to find, very interesting and filled with memorabilia from head to toe. The outside is decorated with hand painted portraits. Prices are reasonable considering what you get to experience. We went on a rainy day and had no one else in there with us. Its incredibly entertaining and informative. Highly interactive with lots of thing to see and hear. Atmosphere is awesome and super emersive. The guy running the place is also incredibly friendly and helpful. Would seriously recommend.

Very passionate knowledgeable staff. Fantastic museum with lots of artifacts and special pieces. Love this place. An asset to the town of Glenrowan and helping keep history alive! Great variety of souvenirs too, for the Ned fans and beyond!

Absolutely amazing museum and incredible staff. The staff were very friendly and very knowledgeable and told us all the incredible stories and information about the capture of Ned Kelly. Highly recommend this a place to visit.

Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Very interesting collection with historic photos capturing the events of Ned Kelly's last stand. Ample parking.

Quaint little town . Pies are delicious. Beautiful antique & photography store . Recommend a visit

We had a history lesson here, staff are fantastic, you are well informed on all of Ned Kelly & other key individuals in Ned's capture , trail, site inspections . There is plenty of memorabilia throughout the town and paraphernalia for sale, t shirts, stubby coolers etc. We spent roughly 2 hours here but are returning on our return from Great Ocean Road Trip. There are Food Shops in the town & staff and locals appear freindly , food was served quick & hot & plenty of places to sit around or park & enjoy.

The Ned Kelly Museum & Homestead in Australia offers a fascinating glimpse into one of the country’s most iconic and controversial historical figures. Visiting the site feels like stepping back in time, with well-preserved artifacts, detailed exhibits, and immersive storytelling that brings Ned Kelly’s life and the era he lived in vividly to life. The homestead, surrounded by rustic charm, gives insight into the daily life of the Kelly family, while the museum showcases key moments from Ned’s bushranger days, including his famous suit of armour. The staff are knowledgeable and passionate, adding depth to the experience through engaging stories and historical context. Whether you’re a history buff or just curious about Australian folklore, the museum offers a unique and memorable experience that captures the complexity of Ned Kelly’s legacy. It’s a must-visit destination for anyone looking to explore Australia’s wild colonial past and the myths that still surround it today.

The place is easy to find, very interesting and filled with memorabilia from head to toe. The outside is decorated with hand painted portraits. Prices are reasonable considering what you get to experience. We went on a rainy day and had no one else in there with us. Its incredibly entertaining and informative. Highly interactive with lots of thing to see and hear. Atmosphere is awesome and super emersive. The guy running the place is also incredibly friendly and helpful. Would seriously recommend.

Very passionate knowledgeable staff. Fantastic museum with lots of artifacts and special pieces. Love this place. An asset to the town of Glenrowan and helping keep history alive! Great variety of souvenirs too, for the Ned fans and beyond!

Absolutely amazing museum and incredible staff. The staff were very friendly and very knowledgeable and told us all the incredible stories and information about the capture of Ned Kelly. Highly recommend this a place to visit.

Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Very interesting collection with historic photos capturing the events of Ned Kelly's last stand. Ample parking.

Quaint little town . Pies are delicious. Beautiful antique & photography store . Recommend a visit

We had a history lesson here, staff are fantastic, you are well informed on all of Ned Kelly & other key individuals in Ned's capture , trail, site inspections . There is plenty of memorabilia throughout the town and paraphernalia for sale, t shirts, stubby coolers etc. We spent roughly 2 hours here but are returning on our return from Great Ocean Road Trip. There are Food Shops in the town & staff and locals appear freindly , food was served quick & hot & plenty of places to sit around or park & enjoy.

Visiting the Big Ned Kelly is a great tourist spot to check out. The towering statue is impressive and makes for a fun stop on your travels. Next door, the museum offers a variety of souvenirs and an informative tour, providing a deeper look into the history of the infamous Ned Kelly. It’s fantastic to visit a place that pays tribute to such a key figure in Australian history, and the whole experience offers a nice blend of learning and sightseeing. If you’re into history or just want to see something iconic, it’s definitely worth a visit.

This is a towering, six-metre-high statue of the infamous Australian bushranger, Ned Kelly, depicted in his distinctive, homemade metal armour and helmet, while holding a rifle. It's one of Australia's many well-known "Big Things" and stands as a major tourist attraction in Glenrowan, the site of the Kelly Gang's dramatic final siege and capture in 1880. ​Ned Kelly remains a controversial figure—seen by some as a ruthless killer and by others as a folk hero or a rebel against the authorities. The statue is a powerful, if slightly menacing, representation of his legend. ​Anything else I can tell you about Ned Kelly or Australian "Big Things"?

You certainly know where you are when you see The Big Ned Kelly in Glenrowan. Everything is well marked with interesting facts about what took place at the time. Parrots 🦜 in the fence were impressive that they could have a short conversation with you ~ It’s great that the local community keeps the town thriving.

Very nice center, where you can read and learn about the story of Ned Kelly and his gang's last days. Cheap ticket too, worth a visit, also to admire the architecture of the building.

Artistic and historical small town on our way from Melbourne to Milawa, it's a pity that I only allowed a 5-min photo break here. Will come back again to explore further.

The statue of Ned Kelly is such a great memorial to an icon of Australian history. Glenrowan is not far off the Hume Highway and is such a great small country town. If anyone is in the area, it will be great to stop in and explore the town with all its history. Thank you to all the staff and locals in the area, as they made it all feel like a beautiful, close country community.

Love finding big stuff and was really cool. The sculpture was very detailed and not at all busy with the background also being very scenic with views of hills and many other art pieces around. Over all one of the coolest towns I've been too and definitely a great place to stop on th3 way to you next holiday. Hope you like the photo

Great deck for a coffee!

Picked up from Yarrawonga airport into town and back... how good were the two were the drivers... a1.... make sure you call the 03 number and not the 13 cabs number.

Lots of info for the area, and the surrounding area also. Well laid out and easy to navigate

Very friendly and helpful staff. Whether you’ve been before or not, the staff will help you uncover some local gems.

Hard to find need a flag out the front. Merchandise is cheap Lady was friendly and helpful.

We stopped here on our way to Leeton. We talked to Helen about where to go for bird watching and received lots of information. Helen was so friendly and helpful. The cafe at the information center is also a great find. Fantastic food and friendly staff, also not as crowded as some other places. I don’t think people know it is here. This is a place to stop if you are coming to Yarrawonga or even just passing through.

Cannot speak highly enough of Helen and her staff who bent over backwards for us when our booked accommodation had not been serviced on our arrival. Helen did her utmost for us and made sure the property was cleaned a.s.a.p. She also gave us lots of information on attractions in the region. Thanks heaps Helen

Very interesting shop full of exciting produce from around the nearby townships. There's samples of jams, relishes, etc, for you to try before you buy. Highly recommend this place

I just wanted to share how much I love Rich Glen! I recently bought their Lemon, Ginger, Honey & Olive Leaf cordial, and I can't get enough of it. It's so refreshing and delicious! It's great to support a wonderful family business like Rich Glen. They truly make the best products! I also, use their home and Skin - Body products 💕

Our specific trip to Yarrawonga made this an essential stop. We visited the Echuca store and loved it so much. This didn’t disappoint either. Yummy meals really were a treat for us to take home and cook and of course we bought the wonderful olive oil staff very helpful. and friendly I like the layout of Echuca store better where the skincare section is altogether under the one roof with the store.

Can't rate the quality and service from this family run business highly enough. We purchase regularly and have loved watching the success and growth of Rich Glen. So many beautiful items on offer, olive oils, condiments, produce, beauty products and so much more. Do yourself a favour and check out one of their stores, you will love it, or you can purchase online. Donna and the team organised our corporate gifts for Christmas and everyone loved them. We received so many comments on the presentation, quality and the extra touches. We love having access to so many beautiful, Australian made products and the level of care and service. Thank you and congratulations to Ros and her dedicated staff.

I have visited the store in Echuca a few times and I am always wowed by the clean, fragrant, inviting welcome of this store. The products; beauty and pantry feel so organic yet luxurious. Congratulations on an amazing business model. Inspiring.

Purchased a bottle of “Hot Cross Bun Gin Liqueur” when I visited the store at Yarrawonga on 9/3/2024 for $49. I assumed that I was getting a good deal. This week’s Aldi catalog displays the same product for $24.99. What a bargain??? Maybe I will purchase two bottles for that price.

The Zesty Lime Olive Oil Dressing is delicious over baked vegetables & honestly is so good I could drink it. So fresh.

After several years of improvement, it's to ally at a quality equal to it's location. Anyone interested in water activities should seek out this great holiday spot, family friendly too.

Good location, easy walk to town either way. Club also offers variety for everyone.

We stayed on a powered site. Good value for money. Park and facilities were really clean, well set out and staff were very helpful. Had a great time at the ski club (laser light show on Sat night was terrific). Will definitely be back.

Very impressive resort and super clean amenities which were all new.Absolutely loved it. The only down side was there was only a cafe and Chinese Restaurant although the food was very good the resort needs an a la carte restaurant. We will be back

Great prices for cabins and camping, 5 stars for the view

V/Good

Great place to stay. Very friendly staff and a great welcome. Everything you need to have a relaxing break. Clean amenities and a big variety of food choices and entertainment at the club next door.

Second trip here, and somehow we missed the hawk on the shed facing east. The three horse team is a knockout, it just comes to life like they're bringing their haul to the silo's. There's also art on the public toilet and the wall of the pub.

Great work of art. It is a little off the main road to see it but it is worth a look. There is some information about. Some parking nearby.

The last of our silo art stops on the way home from Wodonga to Blackwood. Artist Jimmy DVate beautifully showcases a gorgeous barking (‘winking’) owl and the huge draft horses. Truely amazing how these artists can paint on such a numinous scale and for the end result is incredible. The masterpieces are beautiful to see but it’s just a shame the fence in place stops you from really enjoying the complete artworks front on. (You can only properly see two of the three draft horses).

The first one we visited on our way to Cobram. It made us visit all the silos.

Some beautiful art that depicts a few species of birds common to the area. The mem and women that do these are extremely talented and deserve all the praise 👏 they can get. Silo Artist - Jimmy D'Vate

The painting of the horse was magnificent and truly beautiful.

It is a beautiful and quiet little town. Goorambat silo art was beautiful. It showed the history of Goorambat. The artist did a fantastic painting. I am in awe of the creativity and skills of the artist. Firstly, to paint something of this size. Secondly, to work off boom lifts at height. Wow, wow 👌. There are information boards on both sides of the silos,as there are paintings on the front and back of the group of silos. Once you have seen and appreciated the beautiful artwork and taken lots of photos. Make your way across the road to the Railway Hotel to enjoy a bite to eat and drink. Highly recommend this place for a visit.

I really enjoyed looking around the old homestead. It's so important that we retain these little gems of history. And.... it's supposed to be haunted although I didn't see any signs of ghosts 👻

What a beautiful afternoon we spent under a shady tree, enjoying a ploughman's lunch, a beer or two and a local white wine. The owners are so friendly and their family is connected to the Kelly's...owners of the land and homestead. The carefully laid out tables/chairs, around the property, offer spots to enjoy, whether for a couple, family, small group gathering. One could easily have an event held there, and if inclement weather, there is an event space inside the cafe/bar at the back. Toilets are basic and separate to the Cafe but easily accessible. Not so sure about disabled toilets. Plenty of parking on dirt at the front of the homestead. There is a separate kitchen which would be the original and worth a peak to get a glimpse of what it would be like back in the day. Near the toilets and very old tree, there is access to the cellar area - a good hiding spot when under attack from bushranger etc. Such a great asset for everyone visiting Yarrawonga and surrounds. A big thumbs up from us. 👍

A great piece of history and well worth the visit if you’re interested in the Hume & Hovell story. The building is classified “A” to be preserved at all cost ….hmmmm….that message seems to have been lost. The place definitely needs some TLC. The brewery was a relaxing break in the garden . Well worth the visit & tour. A shot sample of beer is included in the ticket entry.

Sorry this is not an review of the beautiful old homestead itself. We never got to that. After our brunch in the brewery we were completely incapable of bipedal locomotion. The other half loves a brew, and I will admit to being keen to try their Autumn deal which was a large ploughman’s platter and two beers/wines. However his lordship wanted to have the pie. So rather than miss out on my ploughman’s platter altogether I chose to have the small platter. Just me. On my own. Solo. It really could have fed two. The ladies all insisted they’d give me a takeaway container, but I gave it a good shake! The variety of goodies on the plate was stunning, with some amazing local produce. And us townies forget the joy of an egg produced by a happy chook! The three ladies on deck were spectacular. Without exception happy, smiling and amenable without being in your face. They were also very knowledgeable about the region. It was a lovely peaceful place to dine, and I recommend it unreservedly. Oh, and the other half said the pie was impressive also!

Nice place with tranquil surroundings. Good selection of beers and ciders. Ploughman's player was generous but it seemed like everything on it except the chutney could be bought from the supermarket.

While we did not take the tour of the Homestead we enjoyed beer tasting and a bite to eat. We selected 6 ciders and beers to taste served in 200ml glasses and a Ploughmans platter to share. The tasting room is spacious yet cozy with a wood fire burning. We enjoyed a leisurely visit there and I'd love to go back

Lovely historic place with very nice food and some interesting homebrews! 😱 Great to wander around the homestead grounds without having to pay for the tour. Seeing 170 year old elm trees was pretty amazing also. Well worth the visit😄👍 Check out my photos! ✅

It's lovely sitting on the verandah with a glass of wine and nibbles and looking out over the valley. They have set up chairs and umbrellas on the lawn for couples all also looking out at the view. There are tasting platters of wine where you can taste 3 different types for $10, which is a good idea if you can't decide. You can do the normal wine tasting for free. Numerous dips and the breads are home made and quite good. Friendly attentive staff.

Delicious wines! We enjoyed the great view eating and drinking. This is such a lovely place with a very friendly staff! Thank you so much!

A relaxing place to eat, drink and lay back. Thanks to the friendly staff here, I fell in love with the sweet dessert wine - Dookie Hills Botrytis Riesling 2012. Its combination with the raspberry cake is a heavenly taste.

Nice try. Lovely venue but food very ordinary and overpriced. Lasagna and Fettucini for $45? Seriously? Anyone can cook that. Their knowledge of the wines was hopelessly inadequate. Despite charging $20 for a tasting flight but not providing any information. Had to ask to read the back label! Won’t be recommending or going back.

Amazing setting in the Dookie hills. Our groups shared a number of plates and drinks. All were good other than the shared plate. $48 for a handful of nuts, bland dip, average cheese and some cheap crackers was ridiculous. Shouldn't have been more than $28 for what was on it. Highly recommend going as staff, the setting and majority of the food are great but I'd be avoiding the shared plate at all costs...

We have been meaning to visit Tallis for quite a while... we should have come years ago. Tallis’ food, service and ambience is beyond compare. A beautiful location to eat a casual, unpretentious lunch. Glorious ham hock soup, 6 for $6 sausage rolls and delicious apple cake were delivered by extremely efficient and friendly Mieka. Soft background music, great red wine and beautiful views meld into an unforgettable experience. Tallis is good for the soul. Thank you so much.

Great place, setting was beautiful, weather was perfect, staff were fantastic.

Excellent value, friendly professional staff, delicious scones n coffee for a super relaxing cruise along the Murray river. Will be back with the kids!!

Had a great day on the river on the Cobba Paddle boat. I grew up in the area and yet saw for the first time - fish spawning a turtle as well as many Koalas on Quinn Island. Great 1.5 hours. Drinks and food were better than we expected.

We booked Cobba for a private function for my mother's 80th birthday. We couldn't not have been happier with the service, everyone was really accommodating and friendly, the trip was relaxing and just what we had hoped for. Also a big thumbs up to Nadia from Long House catering lovey sandwiches and rolls , very tasty and plenty to go around, Nadia was lovely, she also plated up the birthday cake that we had bought on board.

What a lovely captain 'Vanessa' and crew. Lovely cold beers well appreciated. Beautiful section of the Mighty Murray, with no wake boats, and no blue green algae. A Great family outing, highly recommended.

We had a lovely trip on the paddle boat this afternoon. The skipper Jay was very helpful giving us lots of information about the boat, river history and general knowledge. We drank some red wine on the upper deck as the afternoon wore on. This was served by Bianca who also pointed out several koalas in the treetops. The paddleboat is very comfortable and a perfect way to get a memorable river Murray experience. Highly recommended.

A trip on Cobba is a great way to see the Murray River in a way that can't be appreciated from land. The staff are very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. I would recommend it to anybody.

Recently had the pleasure of cruising on this lovely paddleboat. At the time, there was a private function held upstairs but that didn't deter from a very pleasant cruise at dusk. Very picturesque and relaxing. We enjoyed coffee and icecreams although meals and wine were available. Just perfect.

Well worth a stop. Yes it is touristy, but it's also grey nomads like us that come for a pic of the Big Thing and then spend a bit of money that goes back into the local economy. After reading the reviews, we steered clear of the waffles and pancakes and ordered scones instead. Very nice, along with strawberry jam and fresh whipped cream. I would recommend a stop here.

We got here at 11am luck as we missed the massivce crowd . And got our food before a huge influx of people. Free wifi is good but we sat next too the kids play area, it's a good idea , it's $750 pp under 3 is free but they have a seperate area beside the play ground that all costs money . I wanted to order a burger but was 30 min early to order one but people I saw ordered them that was annoying . But I was lucky I ordered the chicken msredrd mustard Spanish rostie it was really nice I'm lucky I ordered that. The okay prices I think are too expensive potentially $5 or over a total for the table kids play for free. All the food and coffee was pretty good . The kids pancake with other was the same price as one on the full menu that U got 2 pancakes good scoop of strawberry ice-cream and strawberries in the pancake so we got that instead , that wasn't a kids meal. The only in the kids area the wife could of been better and lower kids play prices should be lower everything else was good if eat again if I'm in the area. Staff where all friendly and polite and happy and enjoying their job .

The staff member in this photo seriously needs proper customer service training and, more importantly, needs to understand that being racist towards visitors is completely unacceptable. We had one of the worst experiences during our visit. From the moment we arrived, there was a noticeable attitude problem. One of our friends had their order messed up, which, to be fair, can happen. Mistakes are part of the job and we would have understood that. However, instead of handling it with a simple apology or any professionalism, the staff responded with rudeness, dismissiveness and an awful attitude. What shocked us most was not the mistake itself, but the way they reacted. They made us feel like we were the problem for simply pointing it out. It was deeply disappointing and honestly quite upsetting. If you are planning to visit, be prepared for one of the worst customer service experiences you might have in Australia. The place clearly does not care about how it treats people, and the behaviour of the staff reflects that. Keep your expectations low so you are not caught off guard like we were.

If you're visiting Bearii, this is a wonderful place to explore, especially for children. They offer a delightful strawberry vine, a variety of playful activities, and beautiful lilies that can bring joy to visitors of all ages.

The Big Strawberry 🍓 – Nice spot, but service needs work This was my second visit to The Big Strawberry & sadly, it won’t be a third. I brought my family here thinking it would be a great spot for locals and tourists alike, but the service left a lot to be desired. We wanted to try some strawberry liquor at the tasting area, but it was unattended when we arrived. After waiting a few minutes, two staff members appeared, one said she’d send someone over but nothing happened. Another lady noticed us waiting but didn’t offer any help, just glanced and went about her tasks. After asking three times, one lady finally served us but seemed annoyed and mentioned the tasting was limited to three people, which felt a bit rude. In the end, we only shared 1 sample and didn’t end up buying a bottle. It felt disappointing, especially as visitors and I can’t help but wonder if that influenced the attitude we received. The venue is beautiful with nice indoor and outdoor spaces, so it’s unfortunate the customer service didn’t live up to that standard. To improve, better staff training on attentiveness and friendliness , especially during busy times is essential. Every guest, whether local or tourist, should feel genuinely welcomed and valued. Treating people differently based on where they’re from can come across as unfair or even racist, which is truly disappointing. I hope the team can improve because the potential here is huge! 🍓✨

Really enjoyed our Devonshire tea. Was a bit confused about the pricing as it advertised $12- for 2 scones + coffee or tea but I only had 1 scone & still cost $23- 🤔 but scones were great 👍. Purchased some relish & jam and when we got it home realised it was 4 months after best before date 🤦🏻‍♀️ Hopefully they’re ok after spending $24- buyer beware I didn’t think to check that

Great place. Owners/managers always trying to make us feel welcome. We always try stop in when we have time. Lots of creative strawberry products.

Thanks, Cactus Country for helping me celebrate my birthday! I booked for 15 people and they gave us the entire event room for the entire day. It was perfect to be able to leave our things while we went for a walk. I ordered platters for 15 people and they provided more than enough. It was delicious and served promptly! Can't recommend attending in the Spring enough!!

What a wonderful way to spend the most part of a day. This place caters for all from kids to ground ups ( especially older never grow up kinds ) we had a lovely day exploring the amazing cactus variants wow what a variety and you can take your dog too.Friendly staff great food and frozen margaritas yummy highly recommend

While camping in Bearii, we discovered this amazing spot to visit. We had a great time exploring the area and seeing so many different varieties of cacti all in one place. Plus, it’s pet-friendly! Before you leave, make sure to try the cactus ice cream and cake at the charming little café—they also offer a variety of food and drinks.

Great experience! Bernie is a gem - such a delight and very informative Cacti are also currently in full flowering season and the gardens are so pretty Definitely worth a visit but gets really warm in the afternoon so sunscreen is a must

Interesting place to visit. The cacti are beautiful when in bloom. Easy parking. Reasonably priced. Lots of variety. Great place for families.

We had a lovely day walking around, looking at the most weird and wonderful variety of cactus ever! The drinks and food were fantastic. Highly recommend for a day out.

This was a massive area with so many beautiful cacti and succulents. Lots of flowers, paths and photo areas to take pictures. Ticket was 25$ pp, but I’d say it’s worth it.

Great small family winery, we picked it at random during a long drive and was a happy surprise. The owner was very friendly and welcoming, he gave us a generous complimentary tasting, with some delicious wines. It’s not the fanciest venue you could find, but it’s 5 stars for service and lovely wines.

What a fantastic day. Taste testing some exquisite wines at Monichino Winery. Hearing about the history and the winemaking of the Winery and region. The pizzas were fantastic, and paired with one of the wonderful wines, it was an absolutely delicious experience. While taste testing I loved the Muscat, but the Durif is also spectacular.

Always enjoy a wine tasting with a friendly and helpful server and Peter was excellent. If he offers you the AROMATICA, do yourself a favour, it jumps out of nowhere and grabs your taste buds, yummmmy!

Website says open until 4pm. We arrived about 2.30pm to taste and buy wine for tonight. Tasting room was closed with a note saying if door locked ring Terry. We rang. No reply. Totally wasted trip 😒

Shaun at cellar door was super welcoming and very friendly and took us through the whole range of wines-which were all AMAZING! Every wine was so beautiful, the Chardonnays were amazing and the range of beautiful ports and tawny wines were delectable. Thanks for such a lovely experience, absolutely would recommend visiting here! 10/10.

Free wine tasting, with a knowledgeable host, in a lovely environment? Say no more! Worth the day trip from Melbourne - so great exploring Victoria, and this is a good winery to include in your plans.

We've had a few functions here as well as dropped in for a sneaky wine or two. Their wines are outstanding. I'm still trying to figure out if their chef is better. We've had meals and tapas style catering. Both are amazing. Can't recommend highly enough.

Its a nice park but we could not spend more than an hour. Edit: Thank you for your quick response and we can definitely plan another time with all the information to see more around the place😍

There are 90+ 3D life size cows around the area …we’ve found some at the Monash Park …I hope we find some more…interesting art …they are spread nicely across the beautiful park

Worth a visit, lots of cows showing different artwork. Very interesting…there is also a Chinese garden, but not very well maintained. There is rubbish in the lake and one of the lions is missing.

Every nice and green place in shep. So many cow here so curious abt reason. I cant see any cow farm here but its so unique and funny. Not too big but really close to street and central so easy to pay a visit here. There are some seats under the plants can have a seat.

Amazing life size cow sculptures in Monash Park, there are 90 cow sculptures around Shepparton. Its pays homage the dairy industry around Shepparton and Goulburn Valley. Definitely worth visiting if you are in Shepparton.

This is really cool! We love visiting towns that have something unique to display. Aparently there are 90+ colourful cows in and around Shepparton paying homage to the dairy industry here. This park in the middle of town had quite a few and I loved walking around taking photos of all of them. My favourite is the skeleton moo. What fun!

Good view, nice to photos

Excellent customer service, the ladies were very friendly and helpful! We visited Shepparton for the first time yesterday and had a lovely time at Art museum and the beautiful cafe. The gift shop is amazing and even though I purchased one item I had to return after leaving to buy another. I gave the ladies a good laugh because of the overall experience left me feeling happy. Well done, highly recommended!

Very well presented info centre. Kate was very knowledgeable and helpful. Well worth making time to drop in, visit the art gallery next door and then enjoy beautiful Victoria Park Lake.

We enjoyed ourselves this morning , chatting with the staff in the shop. We were very impressed with the quality of the merchandise along with their knowledge and expert friendly advice. Wonderful to experience good old fashioned country customer service.

I had a delightful and very informative conversation about Shepparton and surrounds with Margaret. It made my stay even more enjoyable and I look forward to returning to explore more of the area. The product range is quality and well priced. I was particularly impressed by the range of Indigenous products.

If you are visiting Shepparton as a tourist, this is the first you must visit. The staff there is very cooperative. They have a list of everyday events, maps, brochures, and recommendations according to your choice. The parking is available on the side of the building. There are also nice and clean toilets available. They recommended a few museums and a place called Cactus Country. The place is easily accessible and I also bought a few souvenirs from this place. Cost is reasonable. You can also see a few cow artworks.

Stopped here to grab some maps and take pictures of the painted cows I loved the artwork and the cows. The staff member was very friendly and helpful.

Very helpful service and really like colourful cows 🐄 I purchased some souvenirs to remember my 2 days in Shepparton. Thank you Shepparton 😊 beautiful town.

A great place to go for a walk and enjoy nature and bird sighting.

I love the new lights they've put up around the lake. Went down there last night. I love it. The light poles change colours. Very cool to see. Great BBQ areas all around Lake too

I had such a great time ! The atmosphere was so peaceful and relaxing. The views were beautiful, especially around sunset, perfect spot for a walk or just to sit and enjoy nature. It’s clean, well-maintained, and great for families or solo visits.

My mum and I had a lovely lunch 🥙 and chat on the lake over EasterI Its so soothing and relaxing. I’ve decided we have to go there more often when I’m visiting.

Victoria Park Lake is a focal point of Shepparton. Nice for a stroll or relax. There’s BBQ's available in the adjoining park. Lots of bird life to enjoy. Pelicans too. Some nice seating and picnic areas by local manufacturer Furphy Foundry. Worth a stop if you’re in the area!

This lake is very beautiful place for family outing ,kids.it had a very good walking track around the lake with lots of pretty native birds .lots of greenery ,tall trees and pleanty of fresh air. This is a place you must vist if ur comming to shepparton.

This a very scenic lake full of birdlike and a very serene area in the centre of Shepparton to exercise or picnic

Surprisingly good range of vehicles, very well presented. Fun experience with a decent (albeit slightly pricey) café just next door. The collection changes as well, so one person I went with who's been before was saying that was a cool feature of the place, and I agree. Some great and rare pieces of motor history.

I have never been to a motor museum where the exhibits were as spotless as these ones. Everything was immaculately presented. There was a good range of cars, trucks, and very thing in between. Would definitely recommend a visit. Well worth the very reasonable ticket entry price.

This place is fantastic for all ages. It has it all. The concept is really interesting even if you are not a car enthusiast. Highly recommend.

So many different things to see! Much more than just cars and motorbikes. A couple of hours passed before we know it. The staff are really friendly and the amenities spotless.

Very cool collection of cars, motor bikes, push bikes, trucks and even buses. Newer models, older models and everything inbetween. Well presented and displayed!

An unexpected great find in Shepparton. Fascinating history of bikes, cars and trucks. Well worth spending a couple of hours. Also an extensive collection of 200 year old clothing.

Fantastic museum - something for everyone. I'm not normally into "fashion", but the amazing collection of historic bridal and evening gowns, handicrafts, as well as "what every genteel gentleman would wear", is well worth seeing. Also antique sound equipment, and other interesting items. The boys (young and old) will enjoy the classic cars, trucks, fire engines, not to mention the history of the classic LOCALLY MADE "furphy" with some great historic items on display. And if you don't know what a furphy is, all the more reason to visit and broaden your knowledge of great Australian inventions. And when you've seen it all, pop next door for some lunch at the cafe. Or have a chocolate apple!!

Katrina was a trove of information about the area and helped us on our way. Beautifully appointed centre with an amazing painted art floor where animals pop out like 3D.

It was an informative visit due to the variety & quality of displays. I loved the 3D floor mural. Katrina was welcoming, generous with her time & enthusiastic about her home town - a great ambassador!

Thank you for all your help and advice about the local area and surroundings. My daughter loved your 3d painted flooring. Take care and it worth popping in.

Called into the education centre in Nathalia for a look today Saturday 19th April. My wife took a had a medical issue whilst we were visiting, I would like to thank Lauren for going above and beyond her job description, she couldn't have been more helpful and attentive to make My wife feel comfortable and safe. A ambulance was called as a precaution and after a checkup from the paramedics all was well. Thankyou again Lauren for your concern and support. Any employer would not find a better employee . Regards Geoff Waldron.

Wonderful centre with such a rich and fascinating perspective on the area and its history. Katrina was extremely helpful and inspired us to explore more places after visiting the centre. Highly recommended.

Fantastically staff, great interactive content and coverage of Yorta Yorta and settler history. Staff helped us find our family records and a place to eat .

Lauren was a great guide around the centre. Great pictures and layout. Very informative.

I was pleasantly surprised with all the renovation since I last called into this excellent vineyard / winery! New floor and outdoor tables under old grape vines as you approach the entrance. You have a good view of the vines whether you sit here or the veranda. There is a large room at the rear with a good view of the vines and a larger artwork on the back wall. This space can hold 80 - 100 people depending on the type of event and the food served. Really nice for any occasion! I was keen to have a glass of their beautiful rose being fairly dry and fruity ❤️ Loverly wine! There is a restaurant now instead of the previous basic cheese board etc. Next time will partake in some food. They have coffee too. A time to chill out and say hi to other visitors! EXCELLENT THANK YOU!!🙏😃⭐️🥇👌❤️

I met Guido and Sandra and their team, during a working experience, very nice people. The wine tasting and launch were a very good experience.

The most beautiful atmosphere, food and service!!

Visited this little gem of a winery on Saturday! Had the pleasure of the owner giving us a wine tasting….hearing about his wines! Such a beautiful place! We will return x

Wonderful spot where to taste amazing wine and food. We loved it.

Fabulous lunch today, great selection on the menu. Simply delicious, some of the best wines l have had, friendly welcoming staff. This Boutique winery is a must. Highly recommended, you won't be disappointed. With thanks Lila, Chris and Lee

Fantastic place to go from Melbourne - great to sample some of the local wines

Located only about 250 meters (2 minutes walk) from the Waring gardens, this is a good place to spend some time for local info and the past history of Deniliquin etc. On weekends it's open for limited hours only.

Very helpfull with information. Good art sculpture display and small museum to look thru .

A lovely Heritage Centre located at the Information Centre. A great place to stop and take in the Local Areas History. Interesting information about the 'Warbreccan Woolshed' also 🐑

Really helpful staff, historical displays & buildings, art gallery & heaps of local produce and products to purchase.

Absolutely worth the visit. Loved the Peppin heritage center at the back of the visitor info center. So informative of life for the settlers of the Riverina & the history of merinos to the area. Also a great display out the back about ww2 and the part deni played in the aus airforce! Lovely staff. Would recommend

This place has the perfect location on the Edwards River,just a short stroll.Indoor and outdoor seating,and the local kookaburras will fly in for a look also.Only had coffee with a group of friends,coffee was good.Everything nearby is a short stroll.

Great place to get a heap of info about Deniliquin and surrounding regions. Lots of hostorical items, pictures, stories and it has preserved the old classroom of this once a school of olde. Great friendly staff that also stock lots of local foods, condiments and works. It also holds great events such as farmers markets, craft markets & art exhibitions. A must go for all visitors and locals that have not yet been.

A beautiful, shady, relaxing gardens with grassed areas, footpaths, arbours, large trees, water fountains and ducks plus a great fenced off kids playground with natural elements close to toilets and BBQ. Playground has sandpit, natural log balance/hop and see-saw, climbing hill, circular net swing, bubbler. Close to shops and food.

Beautiful big Park area with large lake and water features. Lovely garden and tree areas as well as a war memorial entrance

Beautiful part of Deneliquin, lovely trees, flowers, birds and much more. Passing through on our way to Adelaide and enjoyed every moment. Thank you 😊

A beautiful place to relax and enjoy nature

Beautiful gardens, ducks on the lake and an Ibis or two that come right up to you. Walk over the little bridge to the bird aviary with peacocks and others to look at. Playground. Great place to take the kids, have a picnic or a stroll.

This is an amazing park in Deniliquin NSW which has a beautiful garden with varieties of flowers and a pond with different species of Ducks, Birds etc. Deniliquin war memorial cenotaph featuring a laurel wreath and an honour roll of WW1 is located at the entrance to the Waring Gardens. There are some huge old trees surrounding the pond which adds to the beauty of this park/garden. There are seating areas/benches around and clean wash rooms for convenience. It's a beautiful place for picnic or just to sit and relax. Certainly a must-visit place in Deniliquin NSW.

Love walking around these gardens when I visit deniliquin

5 Stars – A Truly Unforgettable Experience! We had the most amazing time at Billabong Ranch! From the moment we arrived, the staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and knowledgeable. The horse riding was a definite highlight – the horses were well-trained and clearly well-cared for, making the experience enjoyable for both beginners and experienced riders alike. The facilities were top-notch, with plenty of fun activities for all ages. The animal nursery was a hit with the kids, and we all had a blast on the pedal boats and mini golf course. It’s clear that the team at Billabong Ranch puts a lot of effort into creating a safe, family-friendly environment. Whether you’re looking for adventure, relaxation, or quality time with loved ones, Billabong Ranch has something for everyone. Highly recommend and can’t wait to come back!

We went for a 10am 1h trail ride, was so beautiful and relaxing. The horses we so well behaved and friendly. Had some amazing instructors with us as well, so friendly and made sure we had a good time. Wish we booked for longer tho 1h goes so quickly when your having fun. Would definitely come again for sure!! Thanks Zoe for chatting with us while we rode we all had such a fun time.

What a magical place! It was absolutely beautiful 💛 Our kids loved all of the activities; mini golf, rock climbing, feeding the animals, kayaks, pedal boats and soo much more!! The staff were also amazing! Soo kind and it was very obvious they love their job! Thank you for creating a beautiful place, we will be back!! 😁

We did a 1 hr horse trail ride here on the Easter Sunday and we really liked it. It's bit expensive for what it is, however the girls were very nice and made sure my 7 year old son had a good time. I would recommend this if you are visiting Echuca.

I’m feeling so nostalgic stumbling across this ranch again! My Nan used to bring me here every time we visited Echuca, and I was absolutely obsessed with horses as a kid. I still remember riding Sparks and Sookie like it was yesterday, those horses were everything to me growing up. While I was off riding, my little brother would spend ages playing mini golf, so there was always something for both of us to enjoy. It’s so lovely to see the ranch still going strong and continuing to bring joy to other families. Thank you for being such a core part of my childhood, I’ll always hold those memories close 💛🐴 (Sharing a couple of photos with Sparks and Sookie, taken just over 10 years ago for a bit of nostalgia!)

My girls and I spent a lovely day here. Staff were very friendly and helpful. A great variety of things to do for the kids and family. Food was a good price and really delicious. A huge shout out to the very helpful young man Xavier who came to the rescue and changed my tyre as I had a flat. Thank you 😊 your slushy was well deserved!

Free ? Yes free entry well worth a visit for the kids you will see many animals such a camels 🐪 , buffalo 🐃, goats etc. Rides are available for a small fee. There is a large lake for paddle boats.

Staff are very welcoming, and Neil's enthusiasm and knowledge is great, as well as entertaining. Apart from the mind boggling array of beer related stuff, there are lots of other gems from years gone by. Make sure you also explore the displays outside, including the shipping containers out behind the car park. Number 1 rated attraction in Echuca for a reason.... well worth a visit.

A really worthwhile place to visit. The owner will greet you at the door and gives a great presentation. He is one character and a half and has the best Aussie personality and a great knowledge of the recent Australian past. You will learn things from him you never knew. Was glad we made the effort to visit.

What a delight! We popped into the Great Aussie Beer Museum while in Echuca and were absolutely charmed. The place is so much more than beer though as you’ll find walls of vintage beer cans, brewery relics, retro signs, old petrol pumps, restored automobiles, farm machinery, soda dispensers, and more.  A huge shout out to Neil an absolute legend, the owner whose passion and knowledge of Australian history, culture, and memorabilia really bring the collection to life. He took time to explain many of the items, cracked a few jokes, and made the experience personal and memorable.  The atmosphere is delightfully nostalgic and rustic it’s like stepping back in time. There’s a sense that every object has a story. The restored cars and machinery especially add a touch of old-school charm.  If you’re in Echuca, do not skip this museum. It’s a passion project that’s well worth your time and admission.

Neil was so friendly, greeted us in the car park and explained the best way to view everything. What a place. Everyone should visit at least once. Need a minimum of 1 hour. Would be great to hold a function there.

Alan and Bryan were great tour guides and gave us a lot of information. They were super knowledgeable and friendly. We saw so many great Australian pieces and were blown away by how big the collection actually is. The stories behind some of the items were also very interesting. We visited on the 11/10/2025 and will definitely be back

This is a great place to visit if you want to experience things from days gone by. Awesome people. Awesome collection of old things. Make sure you stay for the presentation.

Had an awesome time at The Great Shed so much to look at from the past . Make sure you have a good hour to 2 hrs to look at everything. Neil’s talk about some of his collection was fun and informative. Jacks Shed is the best , beautiful cars . Thank you Neil, from Paul & princess Cate lol 16/11/25

Great district to visit. Step back in time. See and experience the old world in modern comfort. Steam Trains, Horse & carriage, Paddle Steamers - all ready to experience. Can get very busy. Bookings recommended on Peak Days

Port of Echuca feels like being transported back in time. The restored wharf, the smell of the river gums, and the creak of timber all give it a charming old-town vibe that’s hard to find elsewhere. The highlight is watching and riding the historic paddle steamers still operating on the Murray, hearing the chug of their engines and the whistle echoing off the water is pure nostalgia. Around the wharf you’ll also spot an old steam engine on display and plenty of rustic, heritage-style buildings that complete the old-school river-port atmosphere. Great place for a stroll, photography, or a ride on one of the paddleboats. A must-see if you’re in Echuca!

A great historical area focussed on the Murray River riverboats and related industries. Some of these industries are still practised here for tourists. Some good eating places and enough to fill in your day and go on a paddle boat cruise.

the Port of Echuca delivers a memorable day out that celebrates Australia’s inland waterways. The Port of Echuca, located at 74 Murray Esplanade, is a captivating riverside gem that encapsulates the rich maritime and cultural heritage of Victoria’s Murray River region. Visited on a September sunny afternoon, this historic precinct left me enchanted with its blend of nostalgia, natural beauty, and free access, making it an unmissable stop for travelers and locals alike. Often dubbed the "Paddle Steamer Capital of Australia," this vibrant hub offers a step back in time while delivering a modern-day experience that’s both educational and relaxing. The port’s free entry is a delightful surprise, allowing unrestricted exploration of its sprawling 5-hectare site along the Murray River. The star attraction is the restored wharf, a bustling hub in the 19th century when Echuca was a vital trade link between Melbourne and inland Australia. Walking the wooden planks, I marveled at the historic paddle steamers docked along the riverbank, including the iconic PS Alexander Arbuthnot and PS Emmylou, which offer paid cruises but are a sight to behold even from shore. The wharf’s interpretive signs vividly recount tales of paddle steamers hauling wool, timber, and supplies, with over 200 vessels once operating from this port. The adjacent Star Hotel, dating back to 1860, and the working blacksmith forge add authentic touches, while the Discovery Centre provides interactive exhibits on the river’s ecology and Indigenous history—perfect for families or history buffs. The setting itself is a draw, with the Murray River’s glassy waters reflecting the red gums and willow trees lining the banks. I spent time on the grassy esplanade, enjoying a spontaneous picnic with views of the historic bridge and passing houseboats, a nod to the region’s thriving tourism. The port’s layout encourages leisurely wandering, with pathways leading to the Echuca Wharf Brewery for a craft beer or the Port of Echuca Coffee Lounge for a caffeine fix. The free daily events, like the 1 PM cannon firing (weather permitting), add a lively touch, though I missed it by minutes—next time, I’ll time my visit better. Accessibility is excellent, with flat paths suitable for wheelchairs and prams, and ample parking nearby. The only minor quibble is the lack of shaded seating during peak summer heat, but the riverside breeze mitigates this. For a deeper dive, paid options like the 1-hour paddle steamer cruise ($35 adults) or the 1860s Historic Precinct entry ($15) are worth considering, but the free experience alone—spanning the wharf, gardens, and river views—offers immense value. Whether you’re drawn by the paddle steamer heritage, the chance to spot pelicans, or simply a peaceful riverside escape, the Port of Echuca delivers a memorable day out that celebrates Australia’s inland waterways.

Really pretty little place with lots to see. We did the port after dark tour too which was really interesting. I really enjoyed our Echuca stay.

Wonderful place to visit to learn about the history of Echuca-Moama area. Also gives a good idea about how steam engines revolutionized the way people worked and their day to day activities.

Great short trip down the river and back. Very pet friendly. Great people operating boat. Does have a little coffee/alcohol bar.

As lovers of cars and all things old and nostalgic, we thoroughly enjoyed our visit here. It was a little muggy inside (hot day outside) but it was only a minor inconvenience. Great collection of Holdens and Holden memorabilia. Dog friendly too.

Loved our visit to the National Holden Motor Museum. As a mechanic it was great to see all the different models of Holdens from the past decades. There are also some prototype models as well as models used in the product development process. Super interesting place to visit even if you're not a car fanatic. Definitely recommend it if you're in the area or just passing through. There's also a great giftshop which has something for any car nut. Not just Holden fans.

If you’re a car fan or even interested in history the Holden Museum is a must when you’re in Echuca! There’s so much to see and you can get really close to some great and rare examples of Australian motor engineering. Ticket prices are very reasonable and you won’t be disappointed!

A great museum with a range of classic and modern Holden’s that are swapped out every couple of months. With an affordable $10 entry to the museum itself, it grants access for either a 10 minute walk-in-walk-out or more than hour of in-depth reading into the history and information of Holden. The staff are super friendly and approachable and appreciate a good conversation. Overall the National Holden Motor Museum is a must visit for car enthusiasts keen on looking into the discontinued Holden name or rather, just to kill a bit of time while visiting Echuca.

Really great place to visit even if you're not a Holden fanatic (like me). The 50 cars on display are in prime condition and laid out very well. Lots of memorabilia on display as well. The 2 guys that were on duty were friendly and didn't mind a chat. A very informative visit. 👍

Great place for adults to visit to remember their youth & appreciate the vast range of cars that were produced under the Holden banner. The entrance fee was reasonable & the owners were very good about allowing visitors to wander around at their own pace, to get close to the cars & willing to provide information when asked. Well worth a visit, even if you're not particularly interested in cars 'per se'. The evolution of design, the beauty of the vehicles & the historical aspects of the display are inestimable.

Wasn't bad, I'm not a big Holden fan, some others would love it more. That said it was interesting to see the history of Holden from before my time all in one spot. Entry price was fair and plenty of parking available.

We had an EPIC adventure with River Country Adventours on the weekend just gone. It was a Kayaking and Camping weekend but with minimal effort and planning on our behalf - we just turned up with our food, duvet, pillows, camp chairs and clothes! Ash organised everything for us including a large 8 man tent, queen mattress, 2 burner cooker, gas, cutlery, fishing rods, bait and even a portable loo! We arrived to our camp site on the banks of the Goulburn River, left our car and Ash transported us and the canoe to the launch site. 15 leisurely down stream kms later we see our camp along the bank, completing day 1. No other campers around, our own private space with lots of bird life to see. Fishing rods out and a Murray Cod caught with cheese cubes. Murray Cod sent back to river to continue its idealic lifestyle. Camp fire lit, steaks cooked and some cool tunes as the sunset. Next morning after a hearty breakfast on the fire, we head off for 10kms where Ash and his beautiful wife Brooke are waiting for us to take us back to our car. This is a MUST DO - so fun, easy paddling, everything organised for you and not having to pack a tent away was a luxury! Thank you Ash & Brooke - we loved every minute of our experience and can’t wait to come back with like minded friends!

Can’t rate River Country Adventours highly enough. Rob is very knowledgeable and takes excellent care of paddlers - and he’s a great bloke as well. Our trip was very last minute and Rob was able to come up with a great plan at quite short notice. We did a 2-day self-guided paddle on the Goulburn - with Rob providing drop-off and pick-up, all the gear, and a terrific camping location. We saw and heard plenty of bird life - the highlight being an azure kingfisher, and we definitely piqued the interest of plenty of eastern greys. We will be booking some future paddles with Adventours for sure! Thanks Rob!

We had a super friendly service from these guys and they are very supportive if you are not familiar with Kayak and stuff. I'm telling you they are the best guys to meet if you are in Moama/Echuca area and curious to have canoe/Kayak safaris and camping experiences with a great deal. 200% satisfied with the service.

Brilliant. Did a solo self guided 2 day kayak trip on the Goulburn river and it was a fantastic experience. Rob is great. I'll certainly be back.

We truly appreciate Ash’s help with the canoeing. He made us feel safe and supported the whole way through. It was such a wonderful experience for the whole family.

Nice to view a little history. Paddle boat down the Murray was peaceful.

It was such a pleasure to have Rob take my family and I out canoeing and kayaking today. He was easy going, told us the basics we needed to know in order to enjoy our experience and also filled in the conversation with some fantastic historical information about the area and his interesting career and life. I would highly recommend this experience and service. Thanks for taking care of us, Rob.

Must Visit! Lovely place and owners , Delicious wine. This is a place you need to visit!! 👌❤️☺️

Well worth the drive, the meads were very nice ( I bought a bottle of each) and the pottery lovely - gardens were also beautiful

It was excellent 👍