Heywood

Heywood Indigenous War Memorial

Heywood is rich in history, has natural beauty of the bush and is surrounded by one of the oldest aquaculture sites in the World – Budj Bim.

It’s a place to discover history, explore natural wonders and connect with country.

Explore the countryside, natural wonders and discover cultural history.

Explore Budj Bim World Heritage landscape, where for thousands of years Gunditjmara people lived and built an extensive aquaculture system, which still remains today.
Discover Aboriginal culture and history with a guided tour of Budj Bim and the Tyrendarra Indigenous Protected Area.
Relax and enjoy a picnic at the Fitzroy River, Surry Ridge Picnic Area, or at the Sawpit Picnic and Camping Grounds.
Discover the art works of Adnate at the local water tower and learn of our Indigenous War heroes.
Explore nature, with local wildlife (koalas and kangaroos) at Cobboboonee State Forest and the Great South West Walk.
Discover the country town of Dartmoor and visit the unique Avenue of Honour, a tribute to fallen soldiers.
Enjoy beautiful views and a hit at the local Golf Club.
Discover the Heywood Wood Wine and Roses Festival, shows, exhibitions and entertainment (last Saturday in February).

Visit the Glenelg Tourism Website or download the Visit Glenelg Vic app to plan your stay.

There are more natural wonders to uncover and explore at Cape Bridgewater, Narrawon g, Portland, Nelson, Dartmoor and Casterton.