Made famous by the iconic Australian film "The Castle", Bonnie Doon is a peaceful lakeside village on the shores of Lake Eildon. The town offers a laid-back atmosphere, spectacular lake views, and excellent fishing opportunities that attract anglers from across Victoria. Many visitors are drawn here by the film connection, and you can still sense the tranquil serenity that Darryl Kerrigan treasured. The foreshore area provides excellent swimming, picnicking, and boat launching facilities. Bonnie Doon is also an access point for the Great Victorian Rail Trail, making it popular with cyclists exploring the region. The local community maintains a welcoming country spirit, with comfortable accommodation and dining options for those seeking a quiet lakeside escape.
Highlights
- Iconic "The Castle" filming location
- Peaceful lakeside atmosphere
- Excellent fishing spots
- Spectacular lake views
- Great Victorian Rail Trail access
Worth a look
Bonnie Doon Foreshore
recreationScenic waterfront area perfect for swimming, fishing, and picnics.
Rail Trail Access
trailAccess point for the Great Victorian Rail Trail for cycling and walking.
