Location

Werribee Gorge retains a wild, rugged natural beauty. The park offers spectacular views and great opportunities for bushwalking and rock climbing. There are a variety of walks in the park. A popular walk follows the Werribee River from Meikles Point picnic area, offering impressive view of both the river and the cliff faces of the gorge. It leads to popular swimming holes, historic sites and other park features.

located 1km west of the town centre. Local features include rivers and gorges, historic buildings, nearby wineries and the famous Avenue of Honour with roadside produce stalls. We are centrally located to Melbourne, Geelong and Ballarat, and only 45 minutes from Melbourne Airport and the Tasmanian Ferry Terminal. Frequent rail services operate from Bacchus Marsh to Melbourne and Ballarat. In addition to the traditional powered & un-powered caravan sites, we offer Modern Ensuite Cabins and Standard Cabins and grassed & shaded Campsites.

Bacchus Marsh offers visitors a unique pick your own experience with their fresh produce, giving visitors an experience of the freshest fruit and vegetables guaranteed. Recreational fruit picking, otherwise known as ‘pick-your-own’, is an extremely popular family friendly past-time within Bacchus Marsh.

Welcome to Bacchus Marsh Leisure Centre where the locals come to play! Our Health Club offers a variety of health, leisure and lifestyle experiences to assist individuals in achieving their health and fitness goals in a friendly and welcoming environment. The Centre also has a two court, multi-sport stadium that plays host to many sports such as Basketball,  Netball and Badminton and is also a great venue for events such as Expos, Festivals, Concerts and Markets. We look forward to seeing you soon!

The Blacksmith’s Cottage and Forge Bookbarn is heritage listed and is on the National Estate list and has National Trust classification. It is the only publicly owned heritage site in Bacchus Marsh. Blacksmiths and their families have lived and worked on this site for over 100 years. Step back in time into the late 19th Century and see how people lived, or browse through the fantastic collection of fiction and non fiction in the Bookbarn. Visitors from Victoria, Australia and overseas are welcome. Free entry.

Visitors to Bacchus Marsh should make the Bacchus Marsh Visitor Information Centre their first stop. The friendly and helpful staff will be more than happy to welcome you to this beautiful town and introduce you to the attractions that it holds; the Avenue of Honour, bush walks, aerial sightseeing, forest parks, wildflowers, eagles, national and state parks and much more.