Yarrawonga Riverlands Tourist Park is lucky to have great neighbours like ours. The Rich Glen Olive estate is just down the road, apart from selling everything possible that can be derived from olives they have the best lunches and brunches. The museum is very interesting and even some small animals for the children to see. Further down the road you have the historic Bryamine Homestead, have a taste of their cider and boutique beers, or have a Devonshire tea or lunch. Fyffe Fields wines are in the vicinity of the Byramine Homestead. Back in town on the lake there is the Aquazone water park or take a scenic cruise on the Paradise Queen. The clock museum is worth a visit, if you are a golfer there is the Yarra-Mulwala Golf course, you will be fit by the time you have played the golf course it's that big. Chinaman Island is a lovely 2 km walk, these are just a small sample of things to do while staying with us. The water sports on the lake are for everyone whether you ski, fish or just want to relax on the water. The Tourist Information centre in Yarrawonga just before the bridge can give you all the information you could possibly want to have a fantastic holiday.