Against a backdrop of rolling hills and country lanes, yet only five minutes’ drive from bustling Warragul, Nilma is a place of wonderful contrasts and exceptional opportunities.
As exciting as it is relaxing, the iconic Gippsland region is truly Victoria’s adventure playground, with something for every lifestyle.
That rare balance between village life and contemporary living can be easily found in its heritage shopfronts and modern facilities. For the active and sporty, a host of options and opportunities await with playing fields and sporting clubs, golf courses, fitness centres, yoga studios and over 80 hectares of open parklands to enjoy.
If relaxation and retail therapy are more appealing, you’ll find boutique shops and major brands, everyday needs and life’s little luxuries, artisan homewares and well-known hardware stores, right on the doorstep in Warragul.
Of course, all that activity works up an appetite and Warragul has tempting fare by the plateful, from colourful cafes and eclectic farmers’ markets, to wine bars, pubs, fine dining and mouth-watering eateries that appeal to a world of tastes.
Best of all, it’s just five minutes from home, when home is at Bloomfield Estate.
Civic Park Warragul is the towns premier parkland. The park features a waterfall, Chinese Friendship Garden, a small creek, a rememberance Aleppo Pine Tree and two lakes with a fountain.
West Gippsland Arts Centre has been servicing the Gippsland community since July 1982.
The Centre enjoys pride of place in the beautifully landscaped Civic Precinct and is the region’s major performing arts, cultural and community centre catering to a wide variety of events, meetings, conferences and festivals.
The building in which the Warragul Cinema Centre occupies has a long and interesting history. Situated in the central business district it has been the primary entertainment venue for Warragul and surrounding areas since the 1930’s when Mr. W.A Lawson built and operated an impressive cinema and live theatre.
Wild Dog Winery was established in 1982 with the planting of vines by the Farrington Family at their dairy farm 3 kms south of Warragul. A winery was built in the early nineties and the expansion of the vineyard continued with 8 varieties established with an area of 20 acres. A 600 tree olive grove was established that produces olives and oil.
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The Warragul Country Club (then known as Warragul Golf Club) was born from a meeting of 13 passionate golfers held on 4th March 1907, opening in June of that same year. The Honourable Michael Scott, a young golfing pioneer who was to dominate Victorian amateur golf, brought great depth of knowledge of the game to the new Warragul club.
59 Bloomfield Rd, Nilma VIC 3821
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