Foster
Set amongst rolling hills and bushland, Foster is filled with leafy parks and green spaces. A short 1.5 kilometre detour will drop you in the town centre, where your efforts will be rewarded with a scene brimming with cafes, retail stores, galleries and a museum.
The town is just a hop, step and a jump to the jaw-dropping Wilsons Promontory National Park and pristine South Gippsland coastline.
WHILE YOU’RE IN FOSTER
- You’ll have your pick of places for a meal, from classic pub fare, cafe brunches, fish and chips or bakery goods.
- Wander the streets and browse through the specialty stores.
- Learn more at the Visitor Information Centre and while you are there, view the current exhibition at the gallery.
- Discover Pearl Park, a leafy oasis with a charming bridge over Stockyard Creek.
- Check out the Foster Flora Reserve – a great place to enjoy a number of short walks.
Parking
- Available at Foster Station Park, just off Station Road.
Toora
The tranquil town is surrounded by idyllic countryside, nestled in the foothills of the Strzelecki Ranges. The immense hillscape rises dramatically above the town, where you’ll find perched on top the impressive white wind turbines.
The two-storey pub greets you as you arrive. Detour into town to enjoy the early 1900s shop fronts, that house eateries and giftware stores.
WHILE YOU’RE IN TOORA
- If you’ve travelled by horseback, make the most of the pony parking facilities at Sagasser Park, where you can hitch and water your horse.
- Enjoy classic pub fare and country hospitality when you fuel up in town.
- Take in the streetscape on the Toora Heritage Walk, dotted with interpretation boards celebrating the town’s history.
- Head to the Toora Heritage Pear Orchard, run by passionate volunteers, and enjoy this succulent fruit.
Parking
- Available at the car park on Toora Jetty Road.