Meeniyan food strip
A short main street with a big reputation for food, local wine and live music at the town hall.
Stony Creek is a peaceful rural village in South Gippsland, surrounded by rolling green hills, lush farmland and scenic countryside. Known for its historic railway heritage and close proximity to the coast and Wilsons Promontory, it offers a relaxed country atmosphere.
Stony Creek is a small country township nestled amongst the rolling green hills of South Gippsland, surrounded by lush farmland and peaceful rural landscapes. Located on the South Gippsland Highway between Leongatha and Foster, it is ideally positioned for exploring some of the region's most beautiful countryside and the spectacular coastline of Wilsons Promontory. With its relaxed country atmosphere, historic character and easy access to the surrounding attractions, Stony Creek offers visitors a quieter and more authentic experience of South Gippsland.
Stony Creek is a great base for exploring the wider Prom Country region, with Foster, Fish Creek and Wilsons Promontory all within easy reach. The surrounding countryside is ideal for scenic drives, cycling and enjoying the rolling dairy farms and forested hills that give South Gippsland its distinctive landscape. One of the town's best-known attractions is the Stony Creek Go Karts, a long-established family attraction located just outside the township. Stony Creek also has a strong connection with local horse racing, with the Stony Creek Racecourse hosting country racing in a picturesque rural setting. Beyond the town, visitors can easily explore the beaches, walking tracks and abundant wildlife of Wilsons Promontory National Park, one of Victoria's great coastal wilderness areas. For those looking to escape the crowds while remaining close to the attractions of Prom Country, Stony Creek provides a peaceful country base surrounded by some of South Gippsland's most beautiful scenery.
Beaches, walks and good food within a short drive.
A short main street with a big reputation for food, local wine and live music at the town hall.
A tiny village famous for its café and local produce, right on the Great Southern Rail Trail.
Prints, books and cards from the much-loved children's author and illustrator, in an old shopfront in Fish Creek.
The Art Deco pub with the big fish on the roof. Counter meals, a beer garden and a good spot to finish a rail trail ride.
The old railway line through Koonwarra, Meeniyan, Fish Creek and Foster. Flat, family friendly and never far from a café.
Wide views across Corner Inlet to the mountains of the Prom. A good first stop to get your bearings.
Easy to combine in one trip.