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Your guide to Korumburra
All About Korumburra
Located in Victoria’s South Gippsland, the small town of Korumburra sits near the rolling green hills of the Strzelecki Ranges in an area that in the late 1800s was booming due to the coal industry. Today, Korumburra is known more for its fertile agriculture and dairy production, offering experiences that are hard to find elsewhere, such as visits to small cheese and dairy factories. Reliable rainfall provides the region with lush, green pastures year-round for the grazing cattle, resulting in picturesque countryside views that help you feel far away from civilization.
Korumburra is within driving distance to many of South Gippsland’s main attractions, such as the beautiful beaches of Inverloch, numerous scenic trails, and Wilsons Promontory National Park with its plentiful wildlife that include kangaroos, wombats, and a long list of native birds. Fresh local produce, fine free-range meats, a well-known microbrewery, vineyards, and locally caught seafood make this area a celebrated food destination as well, with many delicious menu options awaiting you in town.
The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Korumburra
While the weather in Korumburra is generally mild all year round, the months of March, April, October, November, and December are considered some of the best times to seek accommodations in Korumburra due to the pleasant temperatures and sunny skies. However, the green pastures wouldn’t last all year long without predictable rainfall, so be sure to pack a rain jacket regardless of when you make the trip. Although slightly cooler in temperature, September offers the popular South Gippsland Dairy Expo, which showcases the innovation and technology that has made Korumburra known for its dairy industry. The Daffodil Festival is also held in September in the neighbouring town of Leongatha. January sees the warmest temperatures and least rainfall.
Top things to do in Korumburra
Coal Creek Community Park and Museum
While Korumburra was once a famous coal mining hub, those coal mining days are long behind the small town. But visitors can still experience the rich history of the area with a visit to Coal Creek Community Park and Museum, Gippsland’s largest open-air heritage village, covering 27 hectares of land. The recreated, small coal-mining town consists of 53 buildings, including the original Korumburra Courthouse, Kowera Church, Jeetho School House, and the Mine Manager’s Cottage.
Korumburra Botanic Park
Hosting native and exotic species of various plants and trees, the secluded Korumburra Botanic Park is considered a hidden gem. Olsen Creek provides the tranquil sounds of running water alongside a cleared path for exploring this scenic open space. The park’s gazebo and shelter offer covered places to enjoy a picnic or appreciate the beautiful wooded area and its native flora and fauna.
Arawata Scenic Drive
The 25-minute drive between Korumburra and Leongatha is known as the Arawata Scenic Drive. This breathtaking route offers miles of verdant rolling hills, as well as stops at the renowned Mayfield Gallery of fine art and Lancey’s Lookout, which showcases views over the local reservoirs.
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