just 100 kilometres from Melbourne CBD
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Take the next two turns to the right to enter Loch Village from the east or the west.
Gippsland Wine Company Cellar Door
Fine Wine and Great Views
At the western end of Loch Village
Local makers, crafters, up cyclers and artists from across the Gippsland region.
11 Victoria Road
Our local hairdresser, Ruth Chiavaroli takes bookings on her instagram account @lochsofhair.
13 Victoria Road, Loch Village
South eastern corner of Victoria Road and Roy Street.
Eastern side of Roy Street South.
Southern end of Roy Street
26 Victoria Road
23 Victoria Road
Victoria Road (next to the Post Office)
29 Victoria Road
Accommodation for groups of six to 20 adults.
Next door to Loch Motors and Lok 33
34 Victoria Road
36 Victoria Road
10:30am - 4:00pm
35 Victoria Road
Gabe and daughter Georgia
38 Victoria Road
Open seven days a week - 8.00am to 3.00pm
The kitchen closes at 2.30pm
37 Victoria Road, corner with Bigelow Lane
37B Victoria Road
Corner Victoria Road and Smith Street, Loch Village
Open Friday - Sunday 11:00am - 4:00pm
10 Smith Street North
Open: 11:00am to 8:00pm
16 Smith Street South
Available for hire
24 Smith Street
Entrance from Victoria Road (eastern end)
…at the eastern end of Victoria Road, Sunnyside Park offers a children’s playground and large lawned area, a covered eating and resting area with tables and bench seating and a toilet.
…the old jail…
Children’s Playground with electric barbques, tables and seating under cover in the background
…The Toilet at the end of the path…
Opposite and east of Sunnyside Park, off Victoria Road
Loch Railway Station closed in the early 1970’s
It is the site for the Lions Club of Strzelecki Loch Market in the warmer months.
It also is the venue for Loch Food & Wine Festival.
Loch Poowong Road
…a few hundred metres, on the right, from the intersection with South Gippsland Highway.
…from the oval looking back to the Ray Humphries Pavilion…
…the Ray Humphries Pavilion and the caravan/camping facilities to the rear…
…at Loch Memorial Reserve (beyond the caravan/camping facilities)…
Photographer: Kate Strong