Located two hours northeast of Melbourne, Lake Eildon is the heart of Victoria's High Country — built for water, ringed by bush, and quiet enough to hear the morning glass-off.
With 515 kilometres of shoreline and 138 square kilometres of open water, there's room for the houseboat crowd, the trout chasers, and the families who just want a swim and a campfire.
Discover more →From gold-rush villages to lakeside hamlets, each one has its own character. Start with these six.
Real-time water, weather and fire — pulled straight from the official feeds.
Boat hire, fishing guides, cafes, cabins and caravan parks — the operators who keep the lake running.