Top Things to do in Stawell
10 Things to do in Stawell That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Stawell, Australia including Grampians Helicopters, Arcadeon, Stawell Oval, Deep Lead Flora & Fauna Reserve, Solace Beauty Lounge & Wellness Spa, Stawell Uniting Church, Cato Park, Federation Park, Stawell Gold Mine, Stawell Lutheran Church.
Restaurants in Stawell
1. Grampians Helicopters
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 34 reviews
Grampians Helicopters offers joy flights, scenic, wine tours and food & wine tours. Departing from Stawell airport you can take a joy flight, starting at $60 pp (min 2) or jump onboard one of our 3 scenic flights to experience the Grampians National Park from the air, receive detail commentary. We have wine and food and wine tours exploring the area's finest produce, while traveling in style.
2. Arcadeon
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Arcadeon aims to provide gaming enthusiasts young and old with a place to come together and share their passion. We offer a great range of gaming experiences to suit your needs, from a dedicated PC Gaming area to Console Lounges with some of the best retro and modern games ever made for multiplayer or solo play! $2 Entry - $5 per hour per PC, $10 per hour per Console.
3. Stawell Oval
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By Borzoi11 - Dunolly, Australia
Our Probus Club came here for morning tea first before having a great lecture and then a guided tour of the museum. Facinating place with so much history.
4. Deep Lead Flora & Fauna Reserve
5. Solace Beauty Lounge & Wellness Spa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Solace Beauty Lounge and Wellness Spa is the Wimmera's premier wellness and beauty destination, conveniently located in Stawell's CBD and just 20 minutes from Halls Gap. We offer a wide range massage, advanced skin treatments, body scrubs and wraps, manicures, pedicures, sugaring and waxing hair removal, natural spray tans and lash services all performed in exquisite private treatment rooms.
6. Stawell Uniting Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Polly3380 - Stawell, Australia
This is an impressive building and a historical church. Best of all is the lovely Reverend Susan, and the people who make up the congregation. Third Saturday of every month, the church members operate a Pop-Up shop in the church hall. This involves a great deal of work over several days. There are church members who bring their special skills to this enterprise, and you can see that love, care and talent in abundance goes into the shop. The shop sells good quality second hand clothing, bric a brac, books, jewellery, hats, bags, shoes, fabric, craft items, vintage articles. There is also a table of donated plant cuttings, fruit and vegetables that are free. Members of the congregation also provide morning tea, which is available for a donation. All the goodies in the shop are donated, so stock on the day is what has been gifted to the church, and all monies raised go to charities. The shop opens at 9 am to 12 md. Sales are in cash.
7. Cato Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By 912arkadiuszw - Adelaide, Australia
This park is situated close to the town centre with a lovely lake decorated with black swans, fountains and many trees. I was pleasantly surprised to see all the leaves beginning to change their colours to vivid yellows and plumpy reds already on March 13th. Gold it seems can still be found in Stawell :-)
8. Federation Park
9. Stawell Gold Mine
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 33 reviews
Stawell Gold Mine is the largest gold mining operation in Victoria. The mine is renowned (ambiguously) for being the hottest mine in Australia. The Gold mining operations in Stawell have been in operation more recently since the first owners commenced in the eighties. The current owners are Crocodile Mining and have several other mines. The Gold mine has a large viewing area along Reefs Road that runs alongside the portal that enters the mine and continues for approx. 2-3 kilometres in many different directions under the city of Stawell. The observation area has a commentary device activated by visitors to the attraction and visitors can observe the large mining machinery working the mine and also listen to the mining history in Stawell (since 1870's). There are many facets to the visitor area including a heavy bar that repesents the wieght of a REAL gold ingot bar (similar to those poured at the mine in the foundry). The mine at times offers observation tours to SOME areas of the mine IF the request is reasonable and can be negotiated with the owners/administration of the mining operations.
