Hepburn Bath House and Spa is a Sancturary of relaxation and rejuvenation. Only a short drive away from Daylesford, it is a source of traditional wellness, including mineral rich waters to maximise therapeutic benefits. Have a look at pricing and packages here.

Enjoy an essential part olden day rural life, on one of the Heritage Train Rides. Starting from the heritage listed in site in Daylesford, the train ride will take you through the beautiful scenic countryside and forest of the Central Highlands, to the highest operating railway station in Victoria. Ride on a Sunday to enjoy the markets at the bottom of the station as well. Tickets and pricing here.

Wombat Hill Botanical Gardens which were first established in 1863 is another heritage listed site within Daylesford. They are situated on an extinct volcano and offering scenic view driving around and walking within the gardens. Climb the 77 stairs to the top of memorial tower or explore the rotunda fernery and begonia house. Enjoy coffee and café at the Wombat Hill House.

Jubilee Lake is located a couple of kilometres south of Daylesford. It is a scenic spot idea for fishing, boating and swimming, just a short walk from a mineral spring. A few kilometres further south is Sailor's Falls - a 30 metre cascade of water into a deep gorge, surrounded by a reserve.

Lake Daylesford covers land upon which gold was first discovered, created in 1929. Is in the beautiful Central Springs Reserve, just a few minutes' walk south of the town centre. There is a cafe built right beside the lake, picnic spots, walking tracks and several mineral springs. Jetties are provided for fishing and for those wishing to hire rowboats or other pleasure craft.

Maze House is great outdoor fun for kids, families, garden lovers, couples on a romantic weekend, the young at heart and anyone who loves playing games or a bit of competition. Enjoy time at the large greenery hedge maze attraction, which includes cafes and restaurants for a nice complete day’s activity. Tickets Here.

Described as “the most beautiful art gallery in Australia”, the Convent is a multi-award-winning tourist destination in Daylesford. Located in the crest of Wombat Hill, you will discover a rich tapestry of experiences. The gallery is four levels, including 7 gallery spaces, museum, chapel, café and bar and is surrounded by gardens and panoramic views. Tickets here

Daylesford has ample amounts of resorts or luxury bed and breakfasts which are located amongst beautiful greenery and nature. Some options might include the Old Chilli B+B, the Royal Daylesford Hotel or the Daylesford Central Motor Inn.

For those into camping or glamping, whether that’s with tents, caravans, or perhaps within the safety of a beautiful cabin, have a look at some of Daylesford’s caravan parks. The Big Red Kidney Bus will be located at the Lake Jubilee Holiday Park. You could also consider the Daylesford Holiday Park, which is pet friendly.

There are private holiday rentals, mini cottages and secluded cabins available in Daylesford, including houses, villas, and cottages, which can be ideal for larger groups or families who prefer more space and privacy. Websites such as Airbnb and Stayz offer a variety of options for private holiday rentals within Daylesford.