Jindivick beckons the Sunday Driver with its glorious country roads that pass through idyllic rural landscapes.
Things to do in Jindivick
At the Laurie Collins Sculpture Garden recycled metal is given a new lease on life, welded into works of art. Weave around the shady sculpture garden featuring Laurie's "creative chaos".
Five minutes out of Jindivick is the dreamy Broughton Hall. The Garden at Broughton Hall (open spring and autumn annually) is a fairytale garden where twisty paths weave around garden beds cascading down the hill overlooking the stunning reservoir. It's like walking through a Monet painting, to the background track of peacock cries. The onsite nursery, Musker's is full of rare and unusual plants, and plenty of the beauties you'll spot in the garden.
Take a stroll through the landscaped Jindivick Community Gardens or swing by the Jindivick Country Market, held on the first Saturday, six months of the year, and celebrates the local growers and makers with produce, arts and craft.
Nangara Reserve is piece of bushland, reclaimed from a former quarry site. Take a stroll or cycle the paths through this patch of bush paradise, dotted with sculptures made by local artists. Dogs (and horses) are welcome.