Seven Creeks Park - Euroa (VIC)

Anna Lancaster I stumbled on this beautiful mural while having a lunch break in Apex Park. A gorgeous painting of the natural landscape and wildlife.

Isaac Serene tranquility

Liam Furlong I opened a 40 yo Hermitage for my 40th a couple of weeks ago, it was amazing. Craiglee make wines that can age, really age, and I count myself fortunate to have had my special day brightened with that drop. Now for the story, it would have been 7-8 years ago when I was at the cellar door and saw the 1984 Hermitage on a shelf. When tic-taced for an hour or so as to whether or not the bottle was even for sale, but upon proving that it was in fact my birth year, and telling my sob story about having not had a birth year wine (which was true until a couple of weeks ago), I was finally entrusted with the responsibility to care for that sacred drop. Thank you so much for being willing to share such a special wine with a random visitor. I now have to take all of the wines that I bought that day and move them back in my cellar a long way... 10 years was never going to be enough ;)

Mark Eaves Kruze 4 Kids we had the stretch Ferrari 8 seater and Bumblebee Chevy Camaro stretch there for the day. Great event nearly a thousand vehicles turned up on the day!

Suresh Paneer Selvum Melbourne Murugan Temple is a true gem that beautifully blends spirituality with cultural richness. The temple’s architecture is stunning, featuring vibrant colors and intricate carvings that create a serene atmosphere. The moment you step inside, you’re enveloped in a sense of peace and devotion. The temple hosts a variety of festivals and events, offering a glimpse into the rich traditions of Hindu culture. The community is warm and welcoming, making it a perfect place for both worshippers and visitors. The prasad served is delightful, and it’s a wonderful opportunity to engage with the local community. Whether youre seeking spiritual solace or simply curious about the cultural practices, Melbourne Murugan Temple is a must-visit. It’s a beautiful place that truly embodies the spirit of togetherness and devotion.

Mark Rocque Well maintained, lush suburban park with a sealed pathway. Perfect for kids on small bikes and scooters. Small playground for kids up to about 8. There is a drinking fountain but I couldnt spot any bathroom facilities.

Greg McEwan Great to see where Ned Kelly and Harry Powell hid out in the bush. Some steps but not overly difficult but well worth the effort - the views are stunning. Highly recommend to go down their the creek in between the farmhouse and king river camping and look up into the hill to see the lookout from ground level. (As per my pictures) The Quinn’s original homestead would have been down in that area.

Owl Editz The 1km trail is an easy, relaxing walk along the boardwalk. A lovely addition to a trip to Healesville and surrounds. Getting there involves about 10mins drive on non-sealed (dusty) roads, and there’s a carpark at the start of the trail entrance.

Jackie Brown A really beautiful picnic spot, definitely worth a stop. Easy walk down to a viewing area for the waterfalls. Good flow all year round. Its a unique location, with farmland surrounding this beautiful gorge and constant water supply. Clean drop toilets and nice picnic benches.