Casterton and Surrounds

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Casterton offers a unique experience for those that seek space, appreciate history and stunning scenery.

Green valleys, untouched bush trails, an abundance of natural beauty and a unique heritage add to the charm and authenticity of this township.
Casterton’s heritage is a great source of pride, take your time to explore its nature and discover a unique history.

Explore and Discover Casterton....

Explore Warrock Station, tour the colonial, gothic style farmhouses, historical artifacts and discover the story of the Australian Kelpie working dog. Plan your visit by exploring the brochure(PDF, 1MB).
Discover the history of Australian Kelpie at the interpretive museum or schedule your visit to Casterton to coincide with the annual Kelpie Muster (Queen’s Birthday long weekend in June).
Explore the geological greatness of Bailey's Rocks, its unique landscape and immense structure.
Relax at at Ess Lagoon, enjoy a picnic and try your luck at catching a trout (regularly restocked).
Explore the rare flora and fauna at Wilken Reserve, showcasing rare orchids and wildflowers. The reserve is also accessible via 2WD and 4WD.
Stop by Wando Lodge Wines or the Casterton Distillery Company to sample local wine, and gin.
Enjoy a nature walk along the Kelpie Walking Trail, learn of the story of the Kelpie, tour heritage themed streetscape, historic Railway Precinct and the beautiful banks of the Glenelg River.
Take time to capture the perfect photo at Mickle Lookout, with stunning views over the town and the valley.