Lovely lookout spot over the river. The wharf has been restored, check out info boards about the history of the town that was once a thriving inland port. Caravan parking next to nice park with seating, shelter and a short stroll to main street of town.

Good historical spot, lovely little town with its parks and gardens,river running alongside

Well worth a visit. Great history and lovely staff. Check to see if the cafe is opened in advance. We got caught out as we were going to have lunch there and it was closed !

The museum is small in size and can be covered in around 60 mins. The talk from the tour guide was very informative and engaging. The museum has the full sized display of the Catalina, which is really worth seeing. Knowing the history behind the Catalina base gives a good perspective on the significance of Lake Boga.

Great museum with lots of artefacts (both aircraft parts and RAAF/WAAF memorabilia) and a restored Catalina. Also has the communications bunker set up as it would have been. Highlights the role of Lake Boga in the war effort. Staff very friendly and knowledgeable. Visit could take 60-90 minutes easily.

To tell the truth we didn't even know what an air boat was before we vosoted Lake Boga but we are glad we did. We were very presently surprised when we visited the museum. The lake itself is lovely and the outside of the museum is unassuming but once you enter you are transported to a world of interesting WW2 memorabilia, a communications bunker and an amazing real Catalina air boat in the massive shed that houses the museum. The museum staff are animated and interesting. They can really answer any question you might have and do so in an interesting way. Their info and enthusiasm towards the history of the area and Austalia's contribution to the war are contagious.

Must visit if you are in the area. I never knew the use of Lake Boga, unless I visited this museum. It also has a real bunker and a real full size airplane. The guides are friendly and knowledgeable.

Interesting historical location This base became highly significant during WW2 but if you want to know more you need to visit There is also a great piece of silo art close by

This was an amazing experience! Found information about my Dad and his war records. Shed a few tears. The Catalina Flying Boat information was outstanding! Never knew about this hidden piece of Australia's war history. The staff were so knowledgeable! Thank you ☺️

This is a fantastic idea that brings a community together. This is one of my favourite things for the year

A must do experience!! Great night out.

An unique experience well worth doing. A credit to the community for organising a great evening. Camping over the long weekend just adds to it.

We thoroughly enjoyed the Silo Cinema. "The Castle" was great fun to watch again. The Mens Shed cooked rissoles and sausages on the barbie for us and Quambatook Quoffee did delicious stuffed jacket potatoes with coleslaw and sour cream. It's the way they do it at Quamby.....you can just feel the serenity😊

A fantastic night out.

Catering excellen

Great night

It’s taken me a couple of days to process my thoughts on my visit on Wednesday 27/8/25 for lunch with three others. We arrived just before lunch signed in walked around and looked at the menu to decide our lunch order. Two of us went to the counter. On arrival we were waiting in line while the young gentleman was serving a customer. That’s an entirely another story. We ordered our meals of which we had a chicken parmigiana and a chicken burger with salad and chips, roast lamb, and the soup. The chicken parmigiana you were described as a reheat, reheat, reheat, burnt crispy and virtually uneatable with chips that stuck together. The chicken burger was dry, and the chips again were stuck together hadn’t been shaken the overall presentation of the four meals I would write as a -10. It was an absolute disgrace, and I can say that I would never recommend going there for a meal under these conditions to this stage.. I went to a local pub last night. We had four meals and to say the chicken parmigiana was beautifully presented everything on all four plates was outstanding. The price of drinks was nearly half the price of your of your organization. I am writing this so you can take note look at your staff on how they talk to people and how you present the food because it is a disgrace for an organization that prides itself on customers and providing good service thank you.

We were a group of 8 ...we ordered before 7pm and eventually got our meals at 9pmand later...like really? By that time we were past eating ,the food was very average, the chips were good though and saved the hunger. No apologies were offered for a long wait, we were not the only table having this experience This is the last time l will pay in cash and not get a receipt of proof of purchase to enable a refund, maybe they could have offered us all a free drink or at the very least just come to us and say we are short staffed tonight Very poor form Barham Club

We booked a birthday for 22 people. The staff we had serving our table was extremely rude. She snapped at multiple members of our party. And literally threw plates of food that bounced across the table to our stunned selves. We found out her name was Taylor. As we decided that she personally deserved a terrible review. The excuse for the poor behaviour was that 'they were busy tonight'. After complaining in person we then were served by a much nicer staff member (didn't get her name). Other than that the food was decent as was the rest of the venue. That's why 2 stars rathe than zero.. Just no excuse for being terribly rude when it's your job and you are getting paid to deliver customer service. We will not be back.

The club just hosted the World Bowls Champions of Champions 🏆 The whole week was amazing. Hats off to everyone involved. First class venue. Photo courtesy of cluBarham.

Staff very friendly Meals were nice and hot, came out quickly and great portion size. Clean venue and great atmosphere

Meals were amazing. Service by staff spectacular. Only issue we had was not being aware of where the restaurant was located. We were booked into accommodation at golf course and everything on website points to the restaurant being onsite.

First class facilities and staff! Cannot say enough about ALL the staff. From Josh on security to Steve and Lisa. Need a facility like thi at home. Had a great time

Sunday lunch cruise. 3 course roast lunch. Very good. Informative commentary. Great scenery. Very enjoyable.

Fantastic scenery, lovely food, great cruise

Fantastic crew, incredible food and wonderful experience.

This is a treasure. You can be surprised sometimes by what initiatives people take in the most unexpected places, and this is one. Hats of to Jim and his team of very welcoming and competent tour operators. They're friendly, warm and welcoming; informative and hospitable. The service is excellent and the food wonderful. Treat yourself, I highly recommend this nature filled adventure cruise.

Great diner cruise with the Solos

Well run river cruise with friendly staff. Took some of our guests there and they really enjoyed it.

Lovely relaxing cruise with a nice two coarse dinner great photo opportunity's

I spoke with Mandy at the visitor centre and she was sooo helpful and endeavoured to find alternative accommodation when we had a problem with the accommodation that we had booked. Cohuna is a great country town with so much to see and do. Many thanks Mandy for your outstanding service.

Stopped to ask about the area, Amanda was awesome. Filled me in on the activities in the area sure she'd be fun to have a beer with

Penny is the best. We visited this centre when we arrived in town and Penny was the first person we’d met in town. She certainly set a high standard. Made us feel so welcome providing lots of valuable information. Cohuna is such a lovely town. We were disappointed when our time ran out as we loved it there. Great town catering for RV travellers. Thank you

It was a quick stop here for the toilets. But such a beautiful town, you wouldn't know exists, till you drive through it. We stopped just outside a small lake there, where the information building is. The town itself has a lot to offer too. This is another excellent place, to take a break at, while enjoying your holiday.

Great town, fantastic free camp opp o site shops. Friendly helpful lady at info centre. Welcoming locals (a man gave us all a post card). Clean well maintained town and area. Good facilities, playground, swimming area (and a pool). Highly recommended.

Excellent stop off for a world 🌎 of information about the Shire and all it has for the tourist and locals. Visit the beach ⛱️ whilst in Cohuna [no 🦈 's perfectly safe to 🏊‍♂️. Have a BBQ at one of the sheltered outdoor kitchens whilst the kids enjoy the 'flying fox' in the all new kids play area. Enjoy. Trevor Powis Cohuna Victoria Australia

Visited the Gateway Visitors Centre Cohuna, last week and was so impressed with the information supplied to us by the customer service attendant, Amanda Scullion, she was a breath of fresh air and somebody whom you could tell really enjoyed what she is doing. A lovely little town with lots to offer, we will certainly return and investigate the surrounding areas more but this time will have our caravan and stay at the RV camp area behind the visitors centre, looks great

I was hesitant to buy a wool quilt because of the more recent highlight of abuse in the wool industry...but at the some time it is SO cold and I knew wool was the best choice to keep me warm at night. I was torn. So after some research I found this place. I contacted them asking about their sheep and was contacted straight back with all positive answers...plus the fact you can actually go and visit is reassuring. First night with the quilt last night and it was honestly my first properly warm night this winter! Absolutely love it :)

I purchased a 3 blanket weight QS wool quilt and am WRAPPED!!! I have never been so warm and cosy. And the it's washable! - yay!! And the service was so personalised - it's a family run business and best of all it's 100% Australian wool from local growers and manufactured on site in Boort. Feels so good to be supporting local farmers and Australian business. Thanks so much Ian and Marilyn 😍😍😍 Kathryn

We like to say a big thank you to Ian and Marilyn for the pillows we purchaced from you while on holidays earlier this month ,we can truly say we have had the best sleep for a long time since purchasing your pillows, again many thanks Robert and Neryl Reynen.

Best quilt I have ever owned.

A real gem, camping by donation available mid week and the pure wool products they also manufacture here are top quality.

It's the Australian Wool Quilts,underblankets and pillows locally produced here. Top quality!

I haven’t stayed here and I don’t even remember we’re here is all I know is I tried the simply green tomato’s about 11 or 12 years ago I was about 13 years old and I’m now 24 and they still cross my mind a lot, I’m planing to make a trip next year to get some they are awesome from what I remember.🤤😁😊💖

Fantastic couple great quiet place

Fantastic place with great customer service

Wonderful. Quiet, clean, very informative.

We had the best relaxing and wonderful experience this weekend, canoeing through the park on the still water of the Murray River. Amazing place for bird watching and rest, I love coming to this park to fully recharge!!! Definitely a must go for a chill holiday

Had a really nice day here relaxing. It has been dry for a while so the roads were solid. I wasn't in a 4x4 but made it riverside on 13inch wheels. Some deeps parts in the tracks so beware. If you are looking to escape and have some peace and quiet see some wildlife then this is a good place to go.

Good place to get away from people and enjoy nature. Some damage from the floods. Very basic facilities.

Beautiful camp-site for the whole family. Very clean and beautiful views.

Really good camping area. We stayed at the Gunbower state Forest so we could take the doggo with us. Watch out for the mozzies and millipedes.

Good boat ramp. Plenty of places to set up camp along the river.

Beautiful spot to camp along the river

We have visited Fuss Potts many times in the past, happily browsed, often purchased and loved a chat with staff. After a long period away, we accessed your website on Thurs 29th May to find your current hours. We drove there on the same day to find the shop was not open on Thursdays, as advertised. A typed note on your window advising of amended times DOES NOT HELP prospective customers who might have travelled some distance to support small communities and local businesses like yours. We have stopped going to Maldon, for the near future, for the same reason, Many shops there do not have consistent, well-published hours. PLEASE UPDATE YOUR WEBSITE If you change times.

Catherine ( the owner ) offered EXCEPTIONAL customer service and went WAY above the call of duty in personally handling my order. BTW my purchased item arrived much faster than expected and was packed well. VERY, VERY HAPPY and hope to do more business in the future and you should definitely give them a try ! AAA +++

Amazing shop, the minute we walked in we loved it, the way it was set out, how clean it was. You could see the owners have put alot of hardwork into it.. They were so helpful and the gentleman gave us lots of information in regards to places to visit, we loved it that much we returned a couple of days later and purchased two lovely but very different milk jug and sugar bowl sets. Such a lovely, friendly couple.

We found so much at Fusspots last time that we worked it into our road trip this time as well. A must stop spot for any antique collectors out there, especially those that like to collect tins like us. Super helpful and friendly owners that have a passion for tins as well.

Fantastic experience buying online — fast postage, extremely well-packaged and friendly service. I would love to pop by the store if I'm ever in the area. Thank you Catherine 🥰

Absolutely incredible service, went above and beyond to find additional items related to my initial order, and ensure that I was getting what I wanted. Thanks to Catherine's diligence, I was able to reunite my wife with *the same physical books* from her childhood! Wish I could give more than five stars!

Fusspots has such a huge range of interesting items, all set out in the atmospheric store so beautifully. Catherine had a wealth of information about her stock and the local area which we wanted to explore.

Love the Waterwheel Shiraz, a very enjoyable Red Wine for when you are around the fire with Friends. Great staff wonderful place to visit.

A no frills, relaxed setting that allows the wines to speak for themselves. Delicious across the board, especially for the price point. Walked away with five bottles, should've gotten more!

Great place, friendly staff, great wines and best prices I've seen at a winery. Must stop

Some nice reds and reasonably priced. Range of Shiraz's, Grenache, Malbec, Petit Verdot, Cab Sav and others. Also some whites. Grenache Rose was a nice wine. Tasting room is small. Wouldn't suit large groups rocking up. Staff were friendly.

Rare I good into a Winery for a tasting and enjoy every bottle presented. And, if I had the money, would have bought a box of each!

Great local wine, very friendly staff.

Beautiful place to visit. Amy gave us a tour. Sensational. Highly recommended

The lake is quite nice, but nothing special. It’s well located in walking distance of the town and a stop on the Talking Tram Tour. There’s a cafe with a great lake view and we appreciated some of the different bird who live by the habitat, but it seemed a bit overhyped for me.

Very nice lake. Good place to run. About 1.4km for a long loop. Shorter if you take the scenic boardwalk route.

Beauteous place for walking, playing, and picnic. Amazing views with great cafes around. The coffee van is also here in the car park, which is very good.

Went here for the Bendigo Sprint Rowing Regatta. Lovely spot. Bar and restaurant at one end overlooking the lake. Coffee and food vans. Lots of people walking around the lake.

A wonderful lake to walk around. This popular venue attracts dog walkers, bike riders, children, adults - just about anyone who enjoys relaxing in the great outdoors. After having a late breakfast nearby, we strolled around this very pleasant park, lake and gardens. The residents of Bendigo are indeed lucky to have such a terrific space to enjoy - as are the ducks, swans and other feathered creatures. Visitors to the city can easily see why this place is so popular. There is even a coffee van :-) Here are some photos of Lake Weeroona. Do yourself a favour and visit!

Lake Weeroona is beautiful. Love to come here on a Saturday and watch the rowing regattas, whilst walking around it. It has a great playground for the kids, a BBQ Pavilion and plenty of benches to sit, relax and enjoy. And if hungry or thirsty, The Boardwalk Cafe will satisfy both.

Great central location to get some exercise in. A bit of 1km loop around the lake which was peaceful of an evening. Some water available along the way for people and dogs.

Our primary reason for visiting the Gallery was to experience the Frida Kahlo exhibition and it didn't disappoint 😍 we spend 2hrs wandering with our eyes fixed on every single exhibit. An absolutely wonderful Gallery with so very much on offer to see, regardless of whether you are interested or not. Just do it!!!

Judy is a lovely tour guide! She taught me about the history of the painting and artist, and stories about what the painting is about. She showed me a lot of details I wouldn't have picked up and I'll be paying more attention to art from now on.

I've heard such wonderful things about the Bendigo Art Gallery and have been meaning to visit for ages. The exhibitions always sound so interesting and well-curated, drawing in people from all walks of life. I particularly love seeing how they celebrate local artists and showcase diverse perspectives.

Visited a few years ago when it was the Elvis Exhibition. What a wonderful Gallery and immaculately presented. Despite being a busy afternoon session, everyone was friendly, gave each other room to take photos and admire the King of Rock n Roll. A true asset to Bendigo.

I love this place, I could just sit and enjoy every brushstroke. There are so many massive paintings, and each one is absolutely beautiful.

Bendigo Art Gallery is reason enough to make the trip up the Calder. Housed in a graceful heritage building seamlessly blended with a sleek contemporary extension, it feels both historic and fresh. High-ceilinged rooms flood with natural light, while clever architecture guides you from grand 19th-century spaces to crisp, modern galleries without a hitch. Curation is top-class for a regional institution. The permanent Australian collection gives real depth. How about thinking of Heidelberg School landscapes in one room and bold contemporary works in the next, yet the blockbuster touring shows are what really shine. Whether it’s fashion icons, photography retrospectives or pop-culture tributes, the gallery consistently punches above its weight, drawing crowds that rival big-city institutions. Labels are informative without lecturing, and there’s always a thoughtfully placed bench or two so you can linger over a favourite piece. Practical touches round out the experience: friendly staff happy to chat about works, an airy café with excellent coffee and local bites, and a well-stocked shop that goes beyond generic souvenirs. The whole visit feels welcoming rather than stuffy, making it easy to lose a couple of hours in art-driven bliss. Five stars from me! Bendigo Art Gallery sets the gold standard for regional culture in Victoria.

Stunning gallery - Frida Kahlo was incredible (excepts labels & interpretation almost impossible to read unfortunately) & permanent collection really well arranged! Very helpful concierge & shop staff

This place is amazing. It shows the Chinese involvement with Bendigo since the Gold rush years. The collection of Chinese artefacts is vast and very interesting to look at. The whole site is very good and the restaurant was a great place for lunch.

Incredible collection of Chinese artefacts. We spent ages wandering around looking at everything. It's just a shame that there isn't more space to display the collection as it's quite overcrowded. We believe that there are hopes for an extension to the building which will open the displays up a bit more. With a little cafe onsite and situated next to a small Chinese Garden it is really a worthwhile place to visit. Thank you to the staff who were very helpful and friendly. We had a lovely visit.

A nice place to visit, full of local history. Kids found it boring as they do, but we didn't care. We enjoyed it. Beautiful gardens with a nice Chinese restaurant next door.

Didn't go into the museum, but thoroughly enjoyed the surrounding gardens and temple, where I offered some incense and did some prayers. A fantastic area with delightful and pretty gardens. Well maintained and spiritual.

We arrived rather late so museum already closed, however we are so lucky to witness the practice of Dragon Show for Moon Festival on Friday 26 September 2025. They are so great to see group of young talents practice & perform. The 5 stars are for them ☺️.

Amazing place to visit and read about their culture. Had a display of the Chinese Bells and was very interactive and informative.. also blew me away with a fully hand carved Jade ceremony chariot.. a must see.

Loved this cultural experience and the history of the Chinese people who settled in Bendigo and surrounds who contributed a richness to the area. Very historical and educational, well worth the visit. Some great interactive displays, the ringing and history of the bells was great.

We walked through the park today just because we recognised the name on the map and wow! The trees in autumn are particularly beautiful! They look very old and there is even a great view of them at the top of the hill. It’s close to the main part of town, museums, war memorial, walking paths, a cool waterfall fountain and lots of native birds.

🌸 Rosalind Park — Bendigo Rosalind Park is such a peaceful and charming spot right in the heart of Bendigo 🌿✨ The garden is filled with bright flowers blooming beautifully along the paths. I loved how calm and green everything felt, from the big shady trees to the small daisies by the walkway. It’s a perfect place for a slow walk, to take photos, or just sit and breathe for a while. The stone paths and little streams give it that classic, almost European garden vibe. It’s one of those parks that makes you feel like time slows down for a bit — simple, quiet, and full of life at the same time 🌼💚

Visited during the GLOW Bendigo Light Show, so only seen it during the cover of darkness. However, the artists and exhibitors really utilise the gigantic parkland space along with the paved path to connect all the art pieces together. A true gem for Bendigo.

Peaceful and relaxing stroll through Bendigo. The most surprising part of it is that giant fruit bats live on the trees by the hundreds. It is an amazing how many bats you will see hanging from the trees just sleeping so sound and peacefully. Lots of interesting spots for selfies and photos.

Nice place for a relaxing walk, a few maintenance issues ie look out tower only viewable from level one and stream leading to fountain not working

Beautiful gardens any time of the year. Especially when the tulips festival is on! Just watch out for the flying fruit bats and their droppings!

electric wonderland it was amazing, kids love it, wellmaintained n clean. Pet friendly,good place for picnic.

The architectural beauty of the cathedral is beyond beautiful. indeed one of the best landmark of Bendigo. The solemnity, peace and tranquility you will feel when you enter the church will warm your heart.

A beautiful church to visit.The Sacred Heart Cathedral is one of the most significant religious and architectural landmarks in Australia. Its history reflects the prosperity of Bendigo during the gold-rush era, as well as the dedication of the Catholic community over nearly a century. Rich in history. A must visit place.

Experienced peace and tranquility here. One of the most beautiful churches in the regional area. Had the opportunity to connect with God further. Truly a stunning and must visit place in Bendigo!

The Cathedral is truly a magnificent sight! Its grandeur and serene atmosphere create a deeply spiritual experience. The architectural details are breathtaking, inviting reflection and reverence at every turn.

The architecture was absolutely stunning. Truly impressive craftsmanship and a peaceful atmosphere. Definitely worth a visit! ✝️⛪️

a beautiful space. magnificent cathedral. helpful and knowledgeable volunteers, who have amazing stories of the cathedral's history.

I was lucky enough to be here for a wedding. After travelling in England this is just as beautiful 😍

The Talking Tram ride was such a cool way to explore Bendigo. You get to sit in a beautifully restored tram while learning the history of the city. It’s relaxed, fun, and gives you a whole new appreciation for Bendigo. Great for all ages!

What a different dog friendly experience to go on a hop on hop off tram through Bendigo and learn about its history. Lots of easy free parking nearby and we even got to tour the Central Deborah Gold Mine while waiting for our tram with our dog joining us. Highly recommended

This quaint little hidden gem of a cafe is perfect for your after work coffee or visitors to the town who want something off the beaten path. Plenty of seating, great customer service and delicious well priced food. Gorgeous decorated interior of the vintage tram and in a perfect location, right next to the vintage tram history tour for Bendigo's hot spots.

The tram service provides historic information along the way and stops at significant landmarks. A $20 ticket is valid for the entire day, making it totally worth it if you’re exploring Bendigo city.

Really good and value the money! 18$ you can enjoy the city. The driving will tell you the place that you stop, also the story of the tram. You can visit centre city, tram cafe and 2/3 places more. You can start from centre city or Goldmine or tram cafe. Wherever you park.

Wonderful way to see Bendigo, go early and get yourself a ticket, then just hop on and off through out the day seeing the sights.

I was so pleased to be able to take my dog with me for this tram ride, made it an easier day for me. There are 5 places you can hop off and on to the next one. Just get the time table. There’s good info given as the tram travels along but a little too noisy from the old tram to hear sometimes. The driver had time to give us a bit of a personal history lesson which was interesting and so nice of him. Well worth doing, you can also visit the tram depot museum.

It was a great experience visiting the Central Deborah Gold Mine in Bendigo. It operated from 1939 to 1954 to a depth of 422 metres. It yielded 929 Kg of gold from its mining operations. The best part was going 61m underground with a hard hat ON to see how the gold mine workers worked in those days and how gold was mined from there. The tour guides were quite knowledgeable and kept everyone engaged throughout the tour. The Surface tour is a great way to know more about the gold mine and how things operated back in the days. Definitely worth a visit if you are in Bendigo.

We did the underground mine tour, with Graham, it was great!! He gave us lots of really good info but it was still fun. It was so surprisingly wheelchair accessible! They really had thought of everything we felt really comfortable with everything. All the staff were actually really friendly and helpful, and a good shop!

Going underground at the Central Deborah Gold Mine was an unforgettable experience. The tour guides were fantastic, explaining the history and stories of the miners. It’s both fun and eye-opening — a must-do if you want to really dive into Bendigo’s gold rush past.

Absolutely worth a visit to this fab centre, our tour guide (nathan) was superb and we he learnt so much about what life as a miner really was like. Sadly we didn’t come away with any gold nuggets but we did come away with a lot of the educational type and they’re priceless !! We booked the first tour - 10am, then took the ‘talking tram’ into town for lunch. Thoroughly recommend you doing that too if you have time

Everyone except for me thought this was going to be boring, they were all wrong. The underground mine tour was awesome and very informative. Our guide was very friendly and knowledgeable. He made everyone comfortable and answered all questions thrown at him. A must-see/do if in Bendigo.

Great place to visit. Very informative, outlining how Bendigo was formed. Can highly recommend a tour of the mine and could not rate our tour guide Ollie any higher. A very knowledgeable man who knows his stuff. Well done Ollie….

A 60 metre deep gold mine. Our guide explained everything in details. There are some big gold nuggets in display. Recommended to Book early before going

Mt Tarrengower Lookout: A Peak Experience with a Side of Laughs! If you’re looking for a place to contemplate life, admire nature, and possibly question your sanity, Mt Tarrengower Lookout is the spot for you! The hike up had me thinking I was training for an Olympic event—who knew a “short walk” could feel like a marathon? Once you reach the lookout, the view is so stunning that you might forget your legs feel like jelly. Seriously, it’s like nature decided to show off. You can see for miles, and if you squint hard enough, you might even see your motivation for the climb slowly drifting away. The lookout itself is a classic case of “nature’s beauty meets human ingenuity.” It’s like a fancy balcony overlooking a magnificent landscape, but without the wine and cheese (bring your own, folks!). Just be careful not to look down too quickly unless you want to give your stomach a free rollercoaster ride. And let’s not forget the wildlife! I encountered a bird that looked like it was judging my every move. “You call that hiking? I could fly up here in two seconds!” The nerve! In summary, if you’re in the mood for a workout with breathtaking views and a dash of sass from the local fauna, Mt Tarrengower Lookout is the place to be. Just remember to pack some snacks, your sense of humor, and perhaps some extra leg muscles!

The view is simply breathtaking. After a short walk under the trees, I felt a sense of relief. However, it was windy when I visited. Before you go, check the weather forecast. It’s very accessible by car.

Absolutely worth a visit, the view is breathtaking. Posts at the bottom that tells of the history of the Tower. Not a bad climb to the top, i hate heights, but managed it ok, came down pretty fast though!

Fantastic lookout near Maldon. Great views over the Macedon Ranges and beyond.

The view was amazing, 4 lots of stairs, easy access and parking

If you're OK with heights, climb the Tower and be rewarded with superb views of Maldon and surrounding areas.

Great lookout tower with great 360 deg of the middle north Victoria.

Thoroughly enjoyed going on the stream train! Such an amazing experience and I hope to cost and ride on our again! The volunteers for the train are wonderful people! I highly recommend going on the stream train.

Delightful Day

Great fun riding the old rail carriges behind a steam train through the country side, smelling the smoke and hearing the sounds of the loco .

Good town to live in, got ice-cream for $8 and it was better then what you get in the city, and saw lots of good looking cars new and old, and while I was there went to a local market didn't get anything but there were lots of cute and well made goods.

Heritage railway station and a steam engine buffs delight. On the day we were there, the Royal Train was at the station and you could explore it for a small fee. Also, there is a good range of vintage rolling stock - both carriages and goods wagons - to photograph and explore. We weren't there on a day that the trains were running, but the Victorian Goldfields Railway (VGR) does run steam trains on certain days of the year. They have a website that you can check out for what is happening and when.

The "Victorian Goldfields Railway" is an excellent example of a volunteer heritage railway. It runs between Maldon & Castlemaine, via Muckleford. There are lovingly restored Victorian Railways carriages & locomotives. I like the old leather seats & compartments. Such a luxury! Beats the coloured 'cushions' on the suburban trains. There's even a first class option, travelling in a sleeper carriage with observation platform at the end, or the one with leather upholstered tub chairs, & refreshments bar.

Very good

If you like history, it's definitely a good place for a quick visit. You can also have some food as the have tables there. It was also well shaded. I just wish people wouldn't graffiti it just silly.

Very unique historical site, glad I finally stopped to look at this after passing on seperate occasions. Dragline is huge and a marvel to look at and climb on. The Dredge is unlike anything I've seen and could only imagine what it would be like in operation. A must see for mining or mahcinery enthusiasts

Worth a visit, can climb inside and wander around with ease. No escape from graffiti it seems.

Interesting large drag line type shovel machine which looks to be at least 60-70 years old. Full access to look around and inside if you dare to climb up to the inside of the machine. They did it tough in the early industrial revolution and their skills to make such a machine are remarkable.

Awesome place almost drove right by it If your in the area it’s definitely worth checking it out You car really see how it was weathered by time and the elements Seeing these massive metal machines up close it awesome

Interesting bit of history. They did it big in the good old days

Something look at nice place to sit.