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Visit the Visitor Information Centre for :

  • Free BBQ facilities
  • Local Art and Craft on display and for sale at the Visitor Information Centre - Open daily 9.00am-5.00pm
  • Contact details to visit the Museum in Casterton’s Historic Rail Precinct, interpreting historic information on the town.
  • Historical records are also housed at the Visitor Information Centre itself.
  • Statue of Jack Gleeson in Casterton
  • Visit Warrock Homestead, open daily.
  • Drive to Mickle Lookout, for fantastic scenic views over Casterton.
  • Casterton's main street shopping area - including specialty stores, antique/collectables shops, and eateries.
  • Have a picnic, do some fishing or watch the bird life at Ess Lagoon.
  • Check out the local art galleries.
  • Wander the Old Casterton Cemetery.
  • Meander along the Kelpie Walking Trail to view five unique kelpie sculptures, historic parts of Casterton and parkland and reserves.
  • Visit the Wilkin Flora and Fauna Reserve and take a picnic, bird watch or admire the wildflowers in season (August- October).
  • Keep and eye out for the rare Red Tailed Black Cockatoo-the Olympic mascot for the 2006 Commonwealth Games.
  • For the younger visitor why not visit our fantastic Skate Park on Murray Street (behind Foodworks).


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