It is located in pleasant, green undulating country between the Strzelecki Ranges and the Baw Baw plateau. The climate and topography have made Warragul famous as one of Australia’s richest dairying areas. Well served by rail and road, Warragul is easily accessible from Melbourne.

It is also close to Westernport Bay, holiday resorts on the coastline to the south, and the Baw Baws for bushwalking and snow skiing.

Stunning areas and locations in West Gippsland are:

• Warragul Township –  with hotels and cafes and a wide variety of shops including the major shopping chain stores.
• Yarragon Tourist Village – Exquisite shops and galleries with lovely cafes and eateries.
• Wahalla Historic Town – a beautifully preserved gold-rush village in Gippsland’s alpine foothills, roughly a 45-minute drive from Warragul.
• Mt Baw Baw – the closest downhill ski resort to Melbourne, coming alive in the winter months for skiers and snowboarders, a dedicated toboggan run and terrain parks. In the off season it is a mecca for mountain bikers and hikers through the snow gums and alpine meadows.
• Noojee Timber Town – is a picturesque Victorian timber town in West Gippsland, located roughly 30 minutes north of Warragul on the Latrobe River. It’s a popular day trip and the last major stop before the Mount Baw Baw and features the famous 21-meter-high historic wooden trestle rail bridge.