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GREATER SHEPPARTON
The Greater Shepparton region is full of incredible experiences waiting to be discovered. With a blend of provincial and metropolitan lifestyles, there is a diverse range of attractions and activities to suit all visitors.
Explore the township’s nature reserves and surrounding farmlands. Discover first hand why Greater Shepparton is renowned internationally as Australia’s food bowl with farmgate sales, factory outlets and cellar door options boasting sumptuous produce. Be sure to check out the Food, Wine and Farmgate trail.
Known as a family friendly destination, there’s something for everyone here. The Shepparton region is home to Australia’s largest adventure playground KidsTown, Emerald Bank, Fun Planet, MOVE (Museum of Vehicle Evolution), Australia’s only dedicated Furphy Museum and Shepparton Art Museum (SAM).
With countless stories to share, the culture and history of the region comes to life in museums and galleries. Discover our rich Aboriginal heritage or witness what life was like in a World War II internment camp.
Shepparton is home to a wide range of events, festivals, sporting tournaments, cycling competitions, agricultural shows, arts, music, food and cultural events which celebrate the region and its diverse community.
Explore The Australian Botanic Gardens where Australian native plants are laid out in themed gardens designed to represent the cultural, environmental, historical and agricultural characteristics of Greater Shepparton and the Goulburn Valley.
Spot the life-sized 3D fibreglass cows, known as Moooving Art, dedicated to the region’s dairy industry, scattered throughout the municipality.
Whether you’re seeking a relaxing family holiday, a cultural experience, sporting facility or a venue for your next conference, Greater Shepparton offers a range of services, attractions and events to cater to everyone’s needs.
Aboriginal Street Art, Credit: Greater Shepparton City Council
The Australian Botanic Gardens, Credit: Greater Shepparton City Council
Victoria Park Lake, Credit: Greater Shepparton City Council
Things TO SEE & DO
Shepparton Art Museum
Shepparton Art Museum (SAM) is an outstanding regional art museum on Yorta Yorta Country, overlooking Victoria Park Lake. It houses one of Australia’s key collections of historical and contemporary ceramics and significant Australian art across all media. With 4 major exhibition spaces, including a Children’s Gallery, SAM hosts over 18 exhibitions annually, featuring national and international artists and a collection of over 4,000 artworks.
Visit the SAM shop for unique artist-designed wares. With stunning views and enriching exhibitions, SAM is a must-visit in Shepparton & Goulburn Valley. Open Mon, Wed, Thur, Friday 10am – 4pm, Sat & Sun 10am – 5pm.
Victoria Park Lake
Victoria Park Lake in the heart of the city of Shepparton is a serene area popular for walking, cycling, picnics, fishing, bird watching, and outdoor games. Originally a swamp and grazing paddock, it became a public park in 1900 and was developed in 1929 for recreation purposes including rowing, motorboats, canoes and swimming. The park includes areas named after local figures and spans 43 hectares. Recent redevelopments by the Greater Shepparton City Council have enhanced its community facilities.
The Australian Botanic Gardens
Explore themed gardens showcasing Australian native plants, representing the cultural, environmental, historical, and agricultural aspects of Shepparton and the Goulburn Valley. The garden themes follow a timeline, revealing the story of change as visitors walk along the pathways. The site features native grassy bushland, wetlands, and a 7-hectare, 30-meterhigh reclaimed landfill with a lookout, offering expansive views of the local landscape. This landmark is located on the city’s outskirts, near the Goulburn and Broken Rivers.
Aboriginal Street Art
The Aboriginal Street Art Project, known locally as ‘Dana Djirrungana Dunguludja Yenbena-l’ meaning ‘Proud, Strong Aboriginal People’ in Yorta Yorta language, celebrates and recognises local Aboriginal history. This project is a collaboration between the Yorta Yorta Nation Aboriginal Corporation and Rumbalara Cooperative. The murals were painted by renowned artists Adnate and Cam Scale.
Emerald Bank
Explore Emerald Bank for a stroll through the gardens, enjoy a round of mini golf, and discover sensational shops and cafes. Here you can also visit MOVE (Museum of Vehicle Evolution) and Furphy Museum.
MOVE: Museum of Vehicle Evolution
The Museum of Vehicle Evolution (MOVE) is a premier transport museum showcasing motor cars, motorcycles, trucks, buses, and more. Explore the legends of the road transport industry and their machines in the Kenworth Dealer Pavilion’s “Avenue of Legends.” MOVE also houses The Furphy Museum, The Farren Vintage Bicycle Collection, The Dick Clayton Collection of gramophones, telephones, and radios, and the impressive Loel Thomson Costume Collection, all presented in a modern and interactive exhibition space. Visit MOVE for coffee and dining at Milestone Café, browse the MOVE Shop for gifts and motoring accessories, and explore various shops in the Emerald Bank precinct. Open daily 10am – 4pm.
Furphy Museum
The Furphy Museum is the only museum of its type in the world. The museum is housed within MOVE (Museum of Vehicle Evolution) and delves into 150 years of Furphy brand history and offers a journey from Furphy’s early days in Kyneton, Victoria, to its modern era and ongoing Australian business legacy. Explore recreated spaces like the Furphy Foundry and Blacksmith’s Shop, featuring Furphy Water Carts and more. Entry to the Furphy Museum is included with admission to MOVE. Open daily 10am – 4pm.
SAM (Shepparton Art Museum), Credit: Greater Shepparton City Council
Walking Park Lake, Credit: Greater Shepparton City Council
Moooving Art
Moooving Art features over 90 life-sized fibreglass cows scattered throughout parks, gardens, public spaces, and businesses in Shepparton and the Goulburn Valley. Created by local artists, each cow is a unique representation celebrating the region’s cultural diversity. These cows can be found across interconnected towns, adding colour and personality to urban and rural settings alike. Keep your eye out and see how many you can spot!
Kyabram Fauna Park
Explore Kyabram Fauna Park’s expansive wetlands and bushlands, home to diverse birdlife and native animals. Relax at the Fauna Park Cafe with meerkats or enjoy a BYO BBQ while kids play. Encounter free-ranging kangaroos, emus, and exhibits featuring koalas, echidnas, wombats, and more. Bird lovers can enjoy large aviaries with cockatoos, parrots, and owls. Visit the reptile house, insect display, and wetlands with native waterfowl. Enjoy free animal interactions and visitor amenities like picnic shelters and a gift shop. Just a 40-minute drive from Shepparton, it’s a perfect family day out. Kids visit free on weekends, public holidays and Victorian School Holidays. Open daily 10am – 5pm.
Aquamoves
Nestled within the scenic Lake Victoria precinct, Aquamoves provides a variety of health and fitness amenities. These include a gymnasium, two group fitness studios, an RPM studio, an indoor 25-meter pool, a leisure pool, a hydrotherapy pool, spas, a sauna, an outdoor leisure pool, a splash park, a water slide, and a rapid river.
KidsTown Adventure Playground
KidsTown, Australia’s largest adventure playground, sprawls across five acres with fullyfenced play areas, giant slides, train rides, mazes, and more. It offers ample shaded and undercover spots for play, picnics, and barbecues. Entry is by gold coin donation per person, contributing to the park’s operation and maintenance.
History & Heritage Touring Route
Discover the history and heritage of Shepparton & Goulburn Valley through a self-guided tour or by selecting points of interest to explore at your own pace. The guide can be downloaded or pick one up from the Visitor Information Centre and it is tailored for visitors to follow a touring route independently or customise their exploration based on personal interests and schedule.
Discovery Military History
The Military History Trail offers diverse opportunities for exploration, whether for a day trip or a leisurely journey through each town. Discover poignant war memorials that tell stories of sacrifice and bravery unique to each community. Experience the rich military history alongside stunning natural landscapes, exceptional food and wine, and a vibrant arts scene.
Beginning at Seymour, visit the Vietnam Veterans Commemorative Walk with its poignant display of over 60,000 names from the Vietnam War. Nearby, the WWI memorial park honours the ANZACs with symbolic roses and flags. Continue to the Australian Light Horse Memorial Park, once Victoria’s largest military training site before Puckapunyal opened in 1939.
In Murchison, visit the Italian Ossario, a mausoleum commemorating WWII Italian internees and prisoners of war across Australia.
Head north to Tatura and Shepparton for the Tatura Irrigation & Wartime Camps Museum and Shepparton & District War Memorial. Benalla, home to memorials honouring local heroes like Sir Edward ‘Weary’ Dunlop and Captain ‘Hec’ Waller, also hosts the Benalla Aviation Museum (only open Wednesdays and Sundays ) with its collection of military training aircraft.
Golf
Golfers can experience top provincial courses, including the historic Shepparton Golf Course as well as Mooroopna and Kialla Golf Courses. For miniature golf enthusiasts, visit Riverside Gardens Garden Centre & Mini Golf, one of regional Victoria’s largest Garden Centres. It boasts an 18-hole Mini Golf Course set in 5 acres of gardens and has been awarded Best Medium Garden Centre in Victoria three years running. Open daily 9am – 5pm.
Furphy Museum, Credit: Greater Shepparton City Council
The Australian Botanic Gardens, Credit: Greater Shepparton City Council
Aboriginal Street Art, Credit: Greater Shepparton City Council
Aquamoves, Credit: Greater Shepparton City Council
OUTDOORS & FAMILY FUN
Whether it’s fun in the sun or a relaxing getaway, families will find many great places to visit all year round in Greater Shepparton.
The majestic Goulburn and Broken Rivers meet in Shepparton and provide the perfect location for holiday-makers to enjoy boating, fishing and canoeing.
The natural beauty of the area with its towering river red gums and magnificent waterways can also be experienced by cycling or walking.
Explore the beautiful Victoria Park Lake using the extensive shared-path network, rail trails in Dookie and Murchison, mountain bike and walking trails at Mount Major and a variety of cycling routes. Pick up a cycling or walking guide from Greater Shepparton Visitor Centre.
Enjoy a round at one of the amazing local golf courses. There’s 99 holes across six different courses catering to all levels and abilities. From challenging greens to sand scrapes, there is a course close to town that will be sure to challenge you. Or sit back and enjoy a refreshment at the 19th hole!
For birdwatchers, there is an abundance of wildlife to see in wetlands, including Reedy Swamp in Shepparton, Gemmill’s Swamp in Mooroopna and Cussen Park in Tatura.
Home to the largest outdoor adventure playground in Australia, KidsTown offers parents the chance to relax whilst the kids discover amazing giant slides, swings and a fruit bin maze. Aquamoves, is the region’s premier indoor and outdoor aquatic and fitness centre providing hours of fun with a rapid river, water slide and Tarzan swing, splash park, spacious gym and more than 80 group fitness classes each week.
Pack a picnic and get close to nature at the Australian Botanic Gardens or Victoria Park Lake. Alternatively explore the nearby Dookie Hills with its stunning views and atmosphere amongst the vineyards, cropping lands and the famous Dookie red loams.
Shepparton Skatepark, Credit: Greater Shepparton City Council
KidsTown Miniature Railway, Credit: Greater Shepparton City Council
ARTS, CULTURE & HERITAGE
Greater Shepparton has many great stories to tell, offering an eclectic mix of arts and cultural experiences to capture the imagination of visitors.
A multicultural melting pot, the region has a depth and diversity that is reflected in everyday life and the vibrant events calendar which includes the Shepparton Festival, Australian National Piano Award, St Georges Road Food Festival and the biennial Indigenous Ceramic Award.
The Shepparton Art Museum, affectionately known as SAM, is home to an impressive collection of Australian historical and contemporary ceramics along with significant holdings of Australian art in a range of media styles. SAM has a distinct program of temporary exhibitions and public programming including artist talks and workshops.
Greater Shepparton has a rich and diverse Aboriginal history. Home to Australia’s first purpose-built Aboriginal Cultural Keeping Place, Bangerang Cultural Centre is a keeping place for priceless Indigenous art and artefacts from across Australia. Visitors can learn about Aboriginal culture and history, while Kaiela Arts exhibits work by local Aboriginal artists as well as offering a range of cultural workshops including ceramics, painting and weaving workshops as well as gallery tours and artist talks. The history of the Yorta Yorta people can be experienced on ‘The Flats’ walk between Shepparton and Mooroopna.
Kaiela Arts is an Aboriginal art centre providing an important space for artists and the community to connect with art and culture. Their work drives important outcomes for both their artists and the broader Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal community.
The centre offers an accessible studio and social space for local artists to connect, create and share art and is a welcoming environment for everyone to learn about Aboriginal cultural arts. Visit the gallery and shop at the Shepparton Art Museum.
Shepparton’s Aboriginal Street Art murals by renowned street artists Adnate and Cam Scale pay homage to esteemed Indigenous elders, celebrating and acknowledging local Aboriginal history and culture.
Greater Shepparton’s public art exhibition of life-sized 3D fibreglass cows, known as Moooving Art, is a dedication to the region’s dairy industry. With more than 90 cows, the herd is scattered throughout the municipality. Each having its own colourful design and persona. These flamboyant bovines are fun to spot along riverbanks and in parks, gardens and public spaces.
Greater Shepparton’s fascinating wartime involvement, rich irrigation history, famous Murchison Meteorite and priceless Aboriginal artefacts are just some of the historical gems to be discovered in the region. The rich history from pre-settlement through to modern day immigration can be traced through the archives at the priceless heritage centres in Shepparton, Mooroopna, Tatura, Merrigum and Murchison. For details on opening times, contact Greater Shepparton Visitor Centre on (03) 5832 9330.
Guided historical walking tours can also be booked for groups through the Visitor Centre or guides can join touring coach groups to give a real local’s insight.
Other places of interest include Shepparton and Mooroopna’s War Memorials, the Joseph Furphy Memorial and menhir, the German War Cemetery at Tatura and MOVE - Museum of Vehicle Evolution.
Riverside Park, Credit: Visit Swan Hill
Credit: Greater Shepparton City Council
FOOD, WINE & FARM GATE
Greater Shepparton in the heart of the Goulburn Valley offers many great flavours to taste.
Home to an amazing array of home-grown goods including stone fruit, cherries, apples, pears, grapes, olives, avocados and tomatoes, it is little wonder why the region is considered the food bowl of Australia.
The area caters for all tastes. Visit a local producer who creates and sells mouth-watering treats such as boutique cheeses, gourmet products and sweet delights. Fresh fruit sales are also available at farmgate stalls seasonally.
Dining out in Greater Shepparton caters for all dining experiences. From charming cafes to award-winning restaurants, Shepparton’s dining scene showcases a diverse array of flavours and cuisines, making it a destination for food enthusiasts. Whether you’re in the mood for a hearty country-style breakfast, a gourmet dinner with a twist, or a quick bite on the go, Shepparton has it all.
A visit is not complete without a stop at the region’s award winning wineries. Offering a huge selection from soft whites and sweet varietals to big bold reds and luscious fortifieds, the local vignerons produce their wines with passion and vigour. Taste their offerings at one of the many cellar doors including Tahbilk in Nagambie, Rye at Tallis in Dookie and Longleat in Murchison or try a Cheeky Cider amongst the orchard trees at Cheeky Grog Cidery in Bunbartha.
MUSEUM OF VEHICLE EVOLUTION
Shepparton’s Museum of Vehicle Evolution is thriving after a $6.7 million redevelopment that cements it as a must see attraction.
The expansion has created 10,000sqm of floorspace including a 900sqm undercover area which is perfect for visiting car clubs to park up on the hard standing.
“We have a broad collection of vehicles from classic muscle to heavy transport and historic buses but there are also related collections of costume, broadcast equipment, the amazing Farren Bicycle Collection and the Furphy Museum,” MOVE Executive Officer Peter Hill said. So, what is MOVE?
For those who visited the original Shepparton Motor Museum and Collectables, you will barely recognise it.
MOVE is a community based not-for-profit run by an independent, skills-based board with a mission to display and promote the history of transport, and the role it has played in shaping our lives.
Along the way, we’ve expanded from cars and motorcycles to include trucks, buses, and bicycles.
We have also found room for important historical collections which help tell the broader story of our evolution such as the Loel Thomson Costume Collection. Loel gathered the collection while researching for the restoration of Noorilim, a grand 1879 villa on the Goulburn River near Murchison.
Over 40 years Loel collected more than 10,000 items of clothing and accessories. The collection consists of articles of clothing and accessories worn over the past 200 years, ordinary clothing that was shaped by the fashion and norms of the period. You can see great social change reflected in the costumes.
The collection of telephones, radios and broadcast equipment belonging to the late Dick Clayton is also important to MOVE. Dick was one of the visionaries who first pushed for the establishment of a museum.
MOVE exterior, Credit: Greater Shepparton City Council
MOVE Trucks, Credit: Greater Shepparton City Council
DOOKIE
Just 25 minutes west of Shepparton is the town of Dookie, which has a long history of farming, synonymous with the entire region of the Goulburn Valley.
In the late 1800’s the Dookie Agricultural College was born as a concept to create an educational, farming area which was to be then known as the Cashel Experimental Farm. The land was required to be cleared and soon became the start of a farm, growing a large array of grains, grasses and hemp. Later the crop selection grew to include peaches and plums as well as olives, apples and more.
Today, the agricultural college remains one of Australias’s most famous farming educational centres and is the second oldest in Australia.
The drive to and around Dookie is a stunning experience, with rolling hills and gorgeous farmlands which provide views right across to Violet Town (near Benalla) and the Strathbogie Ranges which signify the start of the Victorian High Country.
Part of the North East Art Trail, Dookie sees many visitors passionate about art and culture visiting every year. The Art Trail is a unique part of the culture of the region where gorgeous silo art is showcased across six towns Devenish, Dookie, Goorambat, Katamatite, St. James and Tungamah.
Apart from the simply awe-inspiring art on display, Dookie’s Rail Trail provides great views of the surrounding farmland. Families are often seen with push bikes meandering along the trail as it is a realitvely easy trail with a flat ashphalt surface.
The town has several interesting little trading stores, including the Dookie Emporium, the general store and a great pub which offers good, homely meals.
Rye at Tallis is located just west of Dookie and is a very well-known winery which is highly reputed for its great ambience, gorgeous wines and wonderful grazing platters. The view from the cellar door is simply amazing and highlighted by the beautiful glass, timber construction which is clad in iron, sympathetic to the landscape.
Dookie Rail Trail, Credit: Greater Shepparton City Council
Dookie Nomadic Silos, Credit: Greater Shepparton City Council
PARKS & WALKS
DOOKIE RAIL TRAIL WALK
Distance: 9.3 km – Return Difficulty: Easy
This walk is ideal for those eager to explore one of Victoria’s many rail trails. It is the first of its kind in Greater Shepparton.
mERRIGUm HISTORY wAlk
Distance: 1.7 km Difficulty: Easy
This walk offers insights into the township’s rich history.
Mulana Nin Iyoga Trail - Mount Major
Distance: 4.6 km - Return Difficulty: Moderate to Challenging
This walk is suitable for those in good physical condition, as it involves mostly uphill terrain until reaching the plateau at the summit. The breathtaking views make the effort worthwhile!
mooroopna ABORIGINAL HISTORY wALk
Distance: 4.3 km Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
This walking tour offers an opportunity to explore the tracks in the ‘Flats’ area, situated between the Peter Ross-Edwards Causeway and the Goulburn River on the south side.
mooroopna HISTORY wALk
Distance: 2.2 km Difficulty: Easy
This walking tour of Mooroopna provides the opportunity to explore several historical sites throughout the town.
Murchison History MEANDEr
Distance: 1 km - Return Difficulty: Easy
This tour is designed for those interested in exploring several historic sites in Murchison.
Murchison History & WiNEry WALKiNG toUr
Distance: 3.95 km Difficulty: Moderte
This tour is ideal for those interested in exploring significant historical sites and wineries in the area.
SHEPPARTON BANGERANG CULTURAL CENTRE WALK
Distance: 1.9 km Difficulty: Easy
This short walk takes in the Bangerang Cultural Centre, Australia’s first purpose-built Aboriginal Cultural Keeping Place and Museum.
shepparton FROM THE BUSTLE TO THE BUSH
Distance: 1.6 km Difficulty: Easy
This walk offers a glimpse into the close proximity of the Goulburn River to the central business district.
shepparton victoria park lake
Distance: 1.8 km loop Difficulty: Easy
This short walk takes in the serene Victoria Park Lake precinct.
shepparton goulburn river walk
Distance: 2.2 km to Cudgee Park, 3.6 km to Jordans Bend (one way) Difficulty: Easy
This walk encompasses parts of the Yahna Gurtji Shared Pathway, translating to “Come walk with me friend,” along the majestic Goulburn River. It begins at the rear of the Greater Shepparton City Council Offices on Welsford Street and ends at either Cudgee Park or Jordan’s Bend.
tatura parks walk
Distance: 4.2 km loop Difficulty: Easy
This walk allows you to explore the close proximity of the Goulburn River to the central business district.
Mount Major, Credit: Greater Shepparton City Council
DAY TRIPS
Tatura
19.7 km 18 min
Often known as water wheel country, Tatura is home to Tatura Milk Industries. The main street of Tatura boasts historic architecture, including the picturesque Court House and old convent buildings, offering a glimpse into its rich history.
• Old Convent Buildings
• Lake Bartlett
• Water tower artworks
• Tatura Irrigation and Wartime Camps Museum
• German War Cemetary
• Cussen Park
Murchison
34.6 km 27 mins
The culture and history of Murchison are reflected in the various buildings scattered throughout the township. These include the historic properties such as Days Mill and Thornebridge, alongside the more contemporary art deco Railway Hotel.
• Murchison Rail Trail
• Murchison Heritage Centre
• Goulburn River
• Italian Ossario - War Memorial
Merrigum
34.6 km 27 mins
The name Merrigum is believed to originate from an Aboriginal term meaning ‘little plain’. The town’s main industries include fruit growing and dairy farming.
• Merrigum Museum
• Judd Park
• Merrigum Pool and Splash Park
• Dunyak Moira Catch
• Release Fishing Lagoons
Mooroopna
4.5 km 6 min
Recognised for its relaxed pace and country feel, Mooroopna is nestled amongst orchards familiar to the region. With wide open streets, streetscapes featuring a bronze statue immortalising local legend Cyril ‘Jack’ Findlay, one of Australia’s most celebrated Grand Prix motorcycle racers as well as a substantial war memorial.
• Mooroopna Heritage Museum
• KidsTown Adventure Playground
• Education & Activity Centre
• Mooroopna Community Tree & Boab Tree
Murchison Rail Trail, Credit: Greater Shepparton City Council
EVENTS
January
Goulburn Valley Open & Junior Tennis
Championships
International Dairy Week
Cinema Pop Up
Shepparton Gift
February
Secret Garden Gigs
Craft Alive
Summer Sizzler Horse Event
Summer City Market
Zaidee’s Mad Cow Mud Run
Vibesfest Goulburn
March
MOVE GT Nationals
Badminton Victoria U15/U19 Junior State Titles
Shepparton Albanian Harvest Festival
TatFest
Welsh National Show
VACSAL Basketball Competition
Shepparton Italian Festa
CFA Urban State Firefighter Championships
Victorian Reining Horse Association State Championship Derby Show
Victorian Appaloosa Championship State Show
Shepparton Lawn Tennis Club Easter Tournament
April
Converge on the Goulburn Festival
Rotary Motor Show
Shepparton Festival
Converge on the Goulburn Festival
Melbourne to MOVE Rally
Morris Register of Australia Car Rally
May
Mother’s Day Classic
Heritage Motoring Day
UCI BMX Supercross World Cup
June
Melbourne International Comedy Festival
Roadshow
Softball Victoria Masters Championships
Northern Victoria Sled Dog Championships
Northern Victoria Livestock
Tatura Rotary Community Art Show
July
Hockey Victoria Junior State Championships
Shepparton Squash International
NAIDOC Week
Smoke on the Water - BBQ Food Festival
Karramomus Christmas in July Luncheon
Pasifika Festival
August
The Great Outdoors 4 x 4 Expo
Shepparton Running Festival
Badminton Victoria Veterans Tournament
Winter City Market
September
Goulburn Valley Reining Horse Association
Shepparton Swap Meet
The Last Man Standing Endurance Event
World River Day Celebration
Victorian Reining Association State Show
Goulburn Valley West CWA Creative Arts
Exhibition
October
Australian National Piano Awards
Shepparton Show
FE FC Holden State Titles
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Music Month
GV Woodworkers Annual Woodworking Show
St Georges Road Food Festival
November
Victorian Arabian Championships
Out in the Open Festival
Spring Car Nationals
December
Shepparton Carols by Candlelight
Shepparton Cycling Club Track Carnival
New Year’s Eve Festival
For the most up to date Calendar of Events and dates, go to www.sheppandgv.com.au
Converge on the Goulburn, Credit: Greater Shepparton City Council
ESSENTIAL SERVICES
Shepparton Police Station (03) 5820 5777 155 Welsford Street, Shepparton
Mooroopna Police Station (03) 5825 4131 119 McLennan Street, Mooroopna
Tatura Police Station (03) 5824 3099 195 Hogan Street, Tatura
hospital
Goulburn Valley Health - Hospital (03) 5832 2322 Graham Street, Shepparton
Medical
Market Place Medical Centre (03) 5822 2677
31/110 Benalla Road, Shepparton
Kialla Medical Clinic (03) 5823 5446
Shop 21D, Riverside Plaza, 8025 Goulburn Valley Highway, Kialla
Goulburn Medical Centre (03) 5825 1000 87 McLennan Street, Mooroopna
Dental
Goulburn Valley Dental Group (03) 5821 2576 167 Nixon Street, Shepparton
McLennan Street Dental (03) 5825 4418 108 McLennan Street, Mooroopna
pharmacies
Chemist Warehouse Sheppaton (03) 5821 6000 425 Wyndham Street, Shepparton
Chemist Warehouse Shepparton North (03) 5821 0296 127 Numurkah Road, Shepparton
Chemist Warehouse Kialla (03) 5823 5194 Shop 14, Riverside Plaza, 8025 Goulburn Valley Highway, Kialla
OTHER SERVICES
Greater Shepparton Visitor Centre (03) 5832 9330 530 Wyndham Street, Shepparton
Shepparton Taxis 131 008
Dyson Buses (03) 5831 2150
VLine 1800 800 007
REGIONAL
MARKETS
Benalla Craft & Produce Market
Fourth Saturday of the month, 9.00am – 1.00pm (excluding January). Fawkner Drive, Benalla
Echuca Farmer’s Market
First and third Saturday of the month, 8.00am – 1.00pm
Aquatic Reserve, Heygarth Street, Echuca
Euroa Village Farmers Market
Third Saturday of the month , 9.00am – 1.00pm
Rotary Park, Kirkland Avenue, Euroa
Mooroopna Market
Last Saturday of each month, 9am – 2.00pm Ferrari Park, Mooroopna
Violet Town Market
Second Saturday of each month, 8.30am – 1.00pm
Recreation Reserve, Tulip Street, Violet Town
Yarrawonga Farmers & Craft Market
Fourth Sunday of the month, 9.00am – 1.00pm
Foreshore Yarrawonga
St George’s Road Food Festival, Credit: Greater Shepparton City Council
