The first thing you’ll notice about Inglewood is its iconic gold era streetscape, with grand historic buildings and beautifully preserved shopfronts lining the main street. Step out of the car and take your time exploring this welcoming highway town, where history, creativity, local flavours and country hospitality come together.
The impressive heritage buildings of Inglewood reflect the prosperity of its gold rush past, while today the town is home to a vibrant vintage and collectables precinct, unique shops and welcoming cafés. Discover treasures from the past, browse local finds and enjoy the growing food and beverage scene that showcases regional produce and country craftsmanship.
Explore the Eucalyptus Distillery Museum, home to a distillery that celebrates a tradition dating back to the 1850s, when eucalyptus oil production became an important local industry. Learn about the harvesting process, discover the story behind the iconic blue gum forests and browse a range of locally made eucalyptus products.
Inglewood is also the gateway to Kooyoora State Park, where visitors can explore scenic walking tracks, spectacular granite landscapes, diverse box ironbark forests and significant natural and cultural sites. Nearby Kingower and Rheola add further layers to the region’s goldfields story, with historic townships, fossicking opportunities and connections to the area’s rich past.
From heritage walks and nature escapes to local flavours and hidden gems, Inglewood offers a memorable stop in the heart of the Loddon Valley.
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