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The Visitors' Centre
Main street,
Heyfield
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- Your nearest
tourism information
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HEYFIELD WETLANDS INFORMATION CENTRE
1a MacFarlane Street
- Heyfield
- Victoria 3858
Phone: (03)
5148 3404
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Heyfield is a pleasant rural township with a population of around 2000. It is
situated on the Thomson River at the gateway to the High Country. The town
services the timber industry, a very large dairy farming community and thousands
of tourists visiting Lake Glenmaggie and the vast expanses of natural bush and
National Parks in the high country. Once the home of eight sawmills, it is now
the major sawmilling centre of hardwoods in Victoria.
Heyfield is the southern gateway to the Alpine National
Park and the pristine area reserved as the Avon
Wilderness.
The cattle sale yards are still only
20 metres from the main street. Heyfield Wetlands is a serene location for visitors to take a walk around the
walkways, to observe the birds and fauna close up. The Wetlands Centre provides
information and restroom facilities, it also has a public BBQ available at all
times. Apex Park an award winning Adventure Playground has barbecue’s and toilets
for the visitors to take a rest break with children. Sporting facilities include, playing fields, a large basketball stadium, an
18 hole golf course, tennis courts and a swimming pool. Supermarkets, a General
Store, Hotel, Motel and B&B accommodation, along with food outlets and specialty
shops such as the hardware and farm supply shops.
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things to do
- bird watching at the wetlands
- visit the timber industry
display at the Wetlands Information Centre
- trout fishing
- fly fishing
- water skiing
- horse riding
- trail bike riding
- 4wheel driving
- bush walking
- visit Cowwarr Art Space
- Engine museum
Lakeside Antique Machinery Museum
- Robotic Dairy – bookings necessary

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food and drink
- Heyfield Bakery
- Railway Hotel, Heyfield
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Commercial Hotel, Heyfield
- Pizza Shop, Heyfield
- Busy B’s, Heyfield
- Corner Store, Heyfield
- Wallaby Rise, Glenmaggie
- Tinamba Tavern Restaurant & Function Oasis
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Cowwarr Country Inn and B&B
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places to stay
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Broadbents Motel, Heyfield
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Commercial Hotel, Heyfield
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Tinamba Tavern B&B, Tinamba
- Cricket Club Hotel, Cowwarr
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Abington Farm, Heyfield
- Lake View B&B, Glenmaggie
- Macalister Lodge, Coongulla
- Karingal Holiday Cottage, Glenmaggie
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Wallaby Rise Camping
park and bunkhouses, Glenmaggie
- Blores Hill Caravan park and bunkhouses, Glenmaggie
- Munjara Outdoor Centre, Glenmaggie
- Lake Glenmaggie Caravan Parks
- Paradise Valley Camping Park
- Montana Caravan Park
- Licola Wilderness Village
- Licola General Store and Caravan Park
- Parks Victoria – Tamboritha Rd – camping sites
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places to visit
in
or near
town |
- Heyfield Wetlands and
Visitors Centre
- Apex Park
- Lake
Glenmaggie and Weir wall and history room
- Robotic Dairy at Winnindoo
- Glenmaggie Winery
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| 50km radius |
- the villages
of Boisdale, Newry, Tinamba,
Cowwarr
- the townships of Briagolong, Stratford,
Maffra, Rosedale, Sale, Longford,
Yarram
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Gippsland Vehicle
Collection, Maffra
- the rich farmlands in the
Central Gippsland plains
- the Avon-Mt Hedrick Scenic
Reserve
- the Quarries Reserve, Briagolong
- the Blue Pool, Briagolong
- Wa-De-Lock winery and cellar door, Stratford
- Glenmaggie Weir and wall
- Cowwarr
Weir recreation area
- Lees Creek goldfield
- Lake Wellington
- 90-mile Beach
- Holey Plains National Park, Rosedale
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| 100km radius |
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Gippsland's high country - the hinterland of the Alpine National Park
- the townships of Yarram, Bairnsdale, Traralgon,
Loch Sport, Lakes Entrance
- Powerworks, Latrobe Valley
- Dargo and Crooked River goldfields
- Licola
- Walhalla
- Tarra-Bulga National Park
- Mitchell River National Park
- Port Albert historic area
- the Gippsland Lakes
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Leave the Highway at Traralgon or Stratford and
take the well-marked Route C105

For further details, wander over the map or select
your location belowGlengarry | Toongabbie |
Cowwarr |
Heyfield |
Tinamba |
Maffra | Stratford further north
Licola | Glenmaggie |
Newry| Briagolong |
Dargo |
A
Maffra Community enterprise : updated
May 2007
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