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Greater Shepparton GREATER SHEPPARTON AUSTRALIA’S BIGGEST CASH AND CARRY FOOD Official Visitor Guide CLEARANCE CENTRE. Shepparton • Mooroopna • Tatura • Murchison • Dookie We’re cheaper, we guarantee it! Save 20-70% off normal retail prices • SPC Ardmona fruit & tomato products • Goulburn Valley fruit • Cadbury • Campbell’s Soups • Golden Circle • Berri • Heinz • IXL • Greenseas • Leggo • Mac’s Shortbread • Yackandandah Preserves • White Wings • Decor • Masterfoods and many more! FREE WIFI • OPeN 7 DAYS Breakfast menu is served all day! • devonshire tea or coffee • homemade scones • sandwiches, rolls & wraps made to order • Gluten Free Open 9am - 5pm - 7 days a week Cnr Corio and Vaughan Streets, Shepparton Ph (03) 5821 7033 Closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Years Day, Good Friday & Anzac day www.spcardmonafactorysales.com.au VLI061_Castlemaine OVG Press_OL.indd 1 28/09/12 9:33 AM GREATER SHEPPARTON MAP St Brendans 4 HWY RC School SHEPPARTON CBD Greater Shepparton Visitor Centre KNIGHT ST KNIGHT ST SHEPPARTON TO NUMURKAH Notre Dame C358 BARMAH ST A39 College SHEPPARTON CBD MC KINNEY ST ST RD A39 MIDDLETON ST ST RD ST Deakin ORAM ST Reserve PDE ST ORR 5 MARUNGI To NATHALIA To NUMURKAH NIXON ST C391 SPC Eastbank Shepparton ST Ardmona NORTH Goyen Centre HAROLD RD RIVER RD Library Art EDWARD ST Reedy North RD Reserve Museum GOULBURN VALLEY Swamp TAFE (SAM) MAUDE RAILWAY Grahamvale Cenotaph LEMNOS WANGANUI RD FORD RD COSGROVE LEMNOS RD FRYERS CORIO ST 6 ST Driver Education Centre Australia Furphy Goulburn ST GOULBURN Shepparton Jaycee ST RD Statue TAFE Sports Precinct Lemnos Park Monash STEWART ST SKENE Mall ARCHER ST Shepparton GRAHAMVALE Park Showgrounds ST Telstra THOMPSON Golf Club A300 Tower BRAUMAN NORTH ST VERNEY HIGH MIDLAND HWY NUMURKAH ST A300 RUDD RD Museum GRAHAM To DOOKIE 7 McGuire Police ECHUCA ST ROWE ST THE DOOKIE SHEPPARTON C364 RD TATURA Reserve BALACLAVA BOULEVARD NEW DOOKIE Bus Terminal Kaibok (local) ST RD ST Park RD VAUGHAN ST Railway VAUGHAN ST WELSFORD Station TO BENALLA TO MOOROOPNA, C355 ST SHEPPARTON KNIGHT AVE Gemmils ST ST ASHENDEN ST ASHENDEN ST Swamp 8 HOSKIN OLD DOOKIE RD PURCELL John WYNDHAM ST CORIO Showground RIVER Jordon RD HIGH MAUDE SOBRAON ST SOBRAON ST ST Mooroopna RD Reserve RD HWY Railway BENALLA Golf Club Police Station Victory RD Accommodation Bookings • Local and Victorian Information Shepparton ST Park SWANSTON SWALLOW ST SWALLOW ST Local Gifts and Produce • Postcards • Souvenirs East Skate RD 9 Park O’Connor MIDLAND RD Aqua Park Moves WARECT BAKER MOOROOPNA ST ST BOUNDARY HWY JOHNSON HAYES ST ST GEORGES ST WILMOT A300 SCHOOL LAKE Discover Greater Shepparton RD A300 MC LENNAN POPLAR AVE MIDLAND FREE VICTORIA ST.GEORGES A visit to the Greater SheppartonRailway Visitor Centre will reveal a range FOR YOU TO GOULBURN A39 Primary Station AT&T To TATURA RD WYNDHAM DOWNLOAD School of experiences to engage and entertain. Our Volunteer Experience ARCHER and BENDIGO 10 TO KIALLA, WEDDELL ST Enthusiasts will share their local knowledge and tips to make your visitA39 CHANNEL RD HWY GET THE NAGAMBIE ORRVALE RD to Greater Shepparton a memorable one. The Visitor Centre can help plan CENTRAL RIVER To BENALLA OFFICIAL APP your stay, what toMURCHISON see, where to go, shopping, dining out and touring To EUROA ON YOUR MOBILE PHONE KIALLA visitor information centre hospital v-line swamps RD A B C D E F routes including: Arts & Culture, Food & Wine, History & Heritage, Fun for RD VALLEY LA parking golf railway station schools DR KES C391 Families and for the more active Cycling and Walking routes.Kialla BECKHAM RD Broken Inclusive of police station shepparton aerodrome railway tracks To MURCHISON To NAGAMBIE Our Professional team can provide a comprehensive accommodation GREAT post office parks and rest areas lakes and rivers MOOROOPNA booking and enquiry service, as well as providing assistance for larger DISCOVERIES public toilets walking paths parks and reserves RD IN GREATER SHEPPARTON groups and conferences. GOULBURN Tour guiding services for coaches and walking tours are also available.GOULBURN Achnowledgements River Shepparton SHEPPARTON EUROA Search iTunes or Google Play Store for Project management and advertising sales: Prominent Group Bookings are essential. MELBOURNE DOYLES C369 Aerodrome ARCHER Design and Printing: Prominent Group, Shepparton. Ph 1300 655 363 www.prominentgroup.com.au “OVG Shepparton” and download for FREE! Photography: Photo8 Commercial Photography - Serana Hunt, Trevor Phillips Photography and Casandra O’Keefe. The Greater Shepparton Visitor Guide is prepared for the Greater Shepparton City Council, Victoria Park Lake Locked Bag 1000, Shepparton, 3632. Open 9am - 5pm every day except Christmas day RIVER RD Phone: (03) 5832 9700 Fax: (03) 5831 1987 email: [email protected] C391 RIVER RD 534 Wyndham St, Shepparton Vic 3630 Ph: (03) 5831 4400 or toll free 1800 808 839 2email: [email protected] Web: www.discovershepparton.com.au discover... www.discovershepparton.com.au 55 discover... www.discovershepparton.com.au 56 14 CALENDAR OF EVENTS 04 Greater Sheppartons annual events planner. DISCOVER SHEPPARTon - Mooroopna 16 A busy regional centre for visitors and shoppers DISCOVER Dookie - TATURA 18 A community with distinctive natural features DISCOVER MURCHISON 20 The “River Bank Garden” town FAMILY GETAWAY REGIONAL SHEPPARTON MAPS Home to the largest outdoor adventure 52 What Greater Shepparton has to offer playground in Australia, Located a leisurely two hour drive from Melbourne and centrally located, the ARTS, CULTURE AND HERITAGE Visit Greater Shepparton’s electric 06 Greater Shepparton region offers a blend mix of arts, culture and heritage of both provincial and metropolitan lifestyles with a diversity of attractions, events and accommodation perfectly suited for visitors. Explore our townships, farmlands and nature reserves. Discover first hand why Greater Shepparton is renowned internationally as Australia’s food bowl with farm gate sales, factory outlets and cellar door options, with a diverse range of seasonal produce from fruits, wines, olives, meats and cheeses to be tasted and enjoyed. The region is home to Australia’s largest adventure 12 playground, KidsTown and Victoria’s best small museum for 2012, the Shepparton Art Museum (SAM). Known as a family friendly destination, Greater Shepparton offers something for everyone. The stories of the region are reflected in our intriguing history and diverse culture. For a relaxing family holiday, arts and cultural experience, or a venue for your next conference or event, Greater Shepparton‘s range of services, attractions and facilities will both surprise and entertain. FOOD, WINE AND FARMGATE Home to an amazing array of home-grown goods We look forward to welcoming you to our wonderful region and all it has to offer. Enjoy! DISCLAIMER: Greater Shepparton City Council and the Greater Shepparton Tourism Association, including their officers, agents and contractors have made every endeavour to ensure the details appearing in this publication are correct at the time of printing, but accept no responsibility for any inaccuracy or misde- scription, whether by inclusion or omission. The publisher does not accept any responsibility for subsequent change or withdrawal of prices, details or services shown and these are subject to alteration without notice. Any standard of accommodation and/or services contained in this publication are indicative only of a certain class and are based upon information provided to the publisher. Accordingly, the publisher makes no representation or guarantee in relation to the standard, class, or fitness for purpose of the accommodation or service. Published December 2012. 3 discover... FAMILY GETAWAY Outdoors and Family Fun Whether it’s fun in the sun you’re planning or a relaxing getaway, families will find plenty to do all year round in Greater Shepparton. Home to the largest outdoor adventure playground in network, walkers and cyclists can get out and explore Australia, SPC Ardmona KidsTown offers parents the the beauty of Victoria Park Lake and its stunning river chance to relax whilst the kids slip down the giant slides, backdrop, part of Parks Victoria’s Shepparton Regional explore the fruit bin maze or ride the miniature train. Park. The path winds its way throughout the park, and They also hosts KidsFest every September – a huge the township, enticing you to participate in an array of festival attracting thousands of families for two days of fantastic family activities. Jump on a bike, hire a canoe or non-stop fun! pull on your walking shoes and immerse yourself in the picturesque river setting. Get the adrenalin pumping at Shepparton’s S-Cape Skate Park or the Mooroopna Skate Park then head to nearby All this activity is bound to work up an appetite and what Aquamoves for endless hours of family fun. Aquamoves better way to satisfy your hunger than by tucking into is equipped with indoor and outdoor pools, a rapid river a tasty treat at one of Greater Shepparton’s many eateries? and splash park for the kids. Surrounding townships also While you’re out and about be sure to take in a movie have public pools where you can dip your toe in and and snap up a bargain at our broad range of retail cool off during the hot summer months. outlets and markets. The bowling alley or the Giggle ‘n’ Wriggle indoor playground are great places to entertain There’s more fun and adventure to be had at Emerald the children, whilst the Shepparton Art Museum hosts Bank Leisure Land, where you can test
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