ACCOMMODATION PARWAN VIC

By combining the excitement of harness racing, dining, a sports bar, function rooms, conference facilities and accommodation, Tabcorp Park is able to offer guests a complete entertainment experience, all under the one roof. Whether it's a relaxing weekend away, or a place to stay after a function or conference, Tabcorp Park will happily cater for all of your needs. Our magnificent rooms are modern and spacious. Some rooms feature views of the racetrack. The two and three bedroom apartments are all fully equipped with their own kitchen and balcony. We look forward to making your stay as comfortable, relaxing and enjoyable as possible

Visitors to Bacchus Marsh should make the Bacchus Marsh Visitor Information Centre their first stop. The friendly and helpful staff will be more than happy to welcome you to this beautiful town and introduce you to the attractions that it holds; the Avenue of Honour, bush walks, aerial sightseeing, forest parks, wildflowers, eagles, national and state parks and much more. Set amid picturesque rolling hills only 55 kilometres west of Melbourne, Bacchus Marsh combines country living with easy access to the city. An attractive mix of open spaces, friendly towns, orchards, deep gorges and forests, Bacchus Marsh is a great tourist destination. Not to be missed destinations include the Werribee Gorge, Lerderderg Gorge, Brisbane Ranges and the Long Forest Nature Reserve which is the southern most remnant of mallee vegetation in Victoria. The Bacchus Marsh Visitor Information Centre also has its own very popular website to help you with your visit to our district....

This park provides the opportunity to view Mallee vegetation in close proximity to Melbourne. Plants typical of arid landscapes and small creek escarpments make the reserve a fantastic retreat for bushwalkers and birdwatchers. Heritage Today, mallee vegetation is widespread in Victoria's dry north-west, but some thousands of years ago, during a warmer and drier period, it extended much farther south. Subsequent climatic changes favoured other vegetation such as box and stringybark eucalypts and the Long Forest is now the only naturally occurring mallee south of the Great Dividing Range. Before you go Conditions can change in parks for many reasons. For the latest information on changes to local conditions, please visit the relevant park page on the Parks Victoria website. Be bushfire ready in the great outdoors. Refer to the Bushfire Safety section on the Parks Victoria website for tips on how to stay safe....