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At the end of a long winding drive, nestled amongst mature trees, stands "Rupertswood". A remarkable architectural expression of the more genteel, Victorian era.Its magnificent proportions and unique gardens lay testimony to the privilege and power that prevailed on these grounds. Built as a residence for Sir William Clarke, (first Australian born Baronet), it became a power seat in the great English tradition. Balls, hunt meets and week–end house parties were frequent. Anyone of note, in Victorian and Edwardian society, was entertained by the Clarkes.

Majestic bluestone winery remains a tribute to the skills of the artisans who constructed it over 140 years ago. Conveniently located less than 30 minutes from the centre of Melbourne & 10 minutes past the airport.

Reading Entertainment Inc began in the 1830s but began its focus on cinema exhibition in the early 1900s, entering the Australian market in 1996. Since this time, 19 venues have been opened with a total of 136 screens nationwide, making Reading the largest independent cinema operator nationwide.

Reading focus on providing moviegoers with a first class cinematic experience, and the truly discerning patrons can even indulge in Reading Gold Lounge venues that feature a fully licensed lounge bar, a delectable light meal menu and in-cinema service.

You can ride on our 7 ¼” gauge steam or diesel locomotives, and, although able to carry fewer passengers, the smaller 5” or 3 ½ gauge track and a variety of members

The large gauge track is 1400 metres long, a scenic ride taking 12 – 15 minutes, travelling through cuttings and over bridges with a view of Mt Macedon in the background.

The smaller gauge track is 620 metres long and equally attractive.

We have an enclosed private picnic area complete with coin in the slot barbecue and there are toilet facilities and a kiosk at the station. There is also a great children’s

playground right outside our gates including more picnic tables and shelter in the public parkland area.

Sunbury Square Shopping Centre is located in Sunbury, Victoria
 

The grassy slopes of the park are popular with large groups for picnics and games. Trails wind through the park, offering glimpses of native birdlife and views of the water. Things to see and do - The park offers over 53ha for visitors to take in, explore and enjoy. Features include walking paths, large open spaces, picnic facilities and free gas barbecues - Visitors can take a leisurely stroll through the 'Ironbark Trail' or have a picnic or barbecue - Greenvale Reservoir Park offers many open spaces where you can enjoy the great outdoors, fly a kite or breathe in fresh air while going for a jog - You can enjoy the peaceful surrounds and the tranquil views of the reservoir or simply relax under a tree and enjoy a sunny afternoon. The sound of birds and the breeze through the trees provides a relaxing change to the hustle and bustle of everyday city life - One of the features of the park is 'Brodies Lakes'. This series of three ponds is ideal for observing birdlife and incorporating other wetland activities 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.

Woodlands Historic Park provides a fascinating glimpse of the landscapes and wildlife seen by European settlers in the 1840s. The park has a 150-year old homestead, Indigenous canoe trees, native woodland and grassland. The fenced 'Back Paddock' is a great spot to see kangaroos, birds and other wildlife. Things to see and do - Visit Woodlands Homestead. Hosts will provide interesting accounts of its many owners over the years. - Enjoy a picnic among the magnificent River Red Gum trees at the Somerton Road picnic area - Explore the 1.5 km Moonee Ponds Creek Nature Walk - Wander through the fenced 'Back Paddock' and see kangaroos, birds and other wildlife - Walk up Gellibrand Hill. Explore the granite boulders and enjoy panoramic views - Find out more about guided walks, spotlight strolls and more - Sign up with the Friends of Woodlands Historic Park Inc. and assist on a variety of projects - Jog or ride a bike or horse along the tracks - View kangaroos in their natural surroundings 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.

Animal Land Children's Farm was originally established in 1985 with a goal provide children with a wonderful place to learn about farm animals. Meet all types of farm animals. From cows, sheep, goats, pigs, ducks, chooks, ponies, alpacas, donkeys, deer, turkeys, peacocks, cockatoos, rabbits, guinea pigs and more. Animal Land Children's Farm has been specifically set up to give children that real hands on farming experience. Children can only learn so much in the classroom. Here they get to scratch, feel, smell and hear all the experiences of life on a farm. From the moment you arrive you will be treated with that friendly country welcome. Ducks Quacking, Geese honking, Rosters crowing. They are all there to greet you. Animal Land specialise in giving you a sensory experience. You get the opportunity to get up close and personal with some really cute farm animals. Come and milk a cow in the Dairy, have a hand led pony ride, take a tractor ride to feed animals or nurse the baby animals. You also get the chance to collect the eggs from the Chooks, feed the ducks on the dam, go ponding and plant a tree. Have a go at growing some seedlings or try your luck at farm sports such as poopa scooping. Are you looking for some where special for your next outing? Then Animal Land Children's Farm is the place to go. If you can't go to them, then try their mobile petting farm or pony rides. Animals on the farm love it when children come to visit them.