Trawool Valley

Attraction
Trawool Valley
Trawool Valley
Trawool Valley
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About

Trawool, originally named 'Traawool', the indigenous word for 'wild water', is a district dominated by agriculture, dairy and unforgettable scenery. The area was first explored by Hume and Hovell in 1824, and later settled as a large sheep station.

The district is bounded in the East by the Bald Hills and to the West by the Warrigul Rocks. In 1983, the National Trust awarded the Trawool Valley a Scenic Classification, recognising its importance as a scenic, geological and cultural site, and for its great diversity of flora and fauna. For this reason it is the perfect destination to enjoy outdoor pursuits.

With cafes, a gallery, resort and boutique self contained accommodation, the Trawool Valley is perfect for your next getaway.

Hours

Open 24 hours

Facilities and visitor features

8 features
Camping

Reviews & Ratings

yaniesha pillay

yaniesha pillay

Google review

We had an absolutely wonderful stay at Trawool Estate — if you’re heading towards Seymour, you genuinely can’t miss this beautiful property. The location is perfect, the grounds are stunning, and everything felt calm, welcoming, and really well cared for. The staff were fantastic throughout our visit — friendly, attentive, and professional — and the property itself is immaculately maintained. A special touch we loved was the Dindi Natural products, which made the stay feel even more thoughtful and luxurious. A huge thank you to Wes and his team for making our stay so enjoyable. We’ll definitely be back and would recommend Trawool Estate to anyone looking for a memorable getaway.

Where you'll be

Goulburn Valley Highway

Trawool VIC 3660