Macedon Ranges Mumma is thrilled to be collaborating with School’s Out. School’s Out provides exceptional, quality care for families. They are community based and offer fun and engaging holiday programs, as well as before and after care programs at several schools in the Macedon Ranges. We would love you to support this local business.
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Jets Gymnastics, Gisborne
Jets Gymnastics has joined the Macedon Ranges Mumma Shop Local Initiative. Keyring holders do not have to pay the Jets Gyrmnastics joining fee when they sign up for a membership.
Gisborne Vintage Machinery Society Miniature Railway
Business: Gisborne Vintage Machinery Society Miniature Railway operates on the first Sunday of the month from 11 am until 3 pm. Visitors can have a look around the tram on site, check out the model trainway inside the shed, and have a ride on the miniature railway for $3 each. (For 2022 the open dates areContinue reading “Gisborne Vintage Machinery Society Miniature Railway”
10 Winter School Holidays Ideas 2021
We have gathered all the best school holiday activities in the Macedon Ranges to keep your kids busy this Winter break.
Cosy Corner Cafe, Woodend
Cosy Corner Cafe in Woodend is the perfect place to catch up when you have little ones.
The Cascades, Metcalfe
The Cascades in Metcalfe are a sensational natural wonder. Pop on some gumboots, pack a picnic and enjoy.
Domino Trail, Trentham
The Domino Trail that runs from Trentham to Lyonville is a great track for a family walk or bike ride.
Top Ten Fresh Air Fun Destinations in the Macedon Ranges
It’s so hard to choose but here are our top ten fresh air fun destinations in the Macedon Ranges and surrounds.
Black Hill Reserve Ridge Walk
Black Hill Reserve Ridge Walk is a family friendly walk with spectacular views and amazing fauna, flora and rock formations.
Sanitorium Lake
What: Sanitorium Lake offers stunning bushwalks, lush grassy picnic areas and, of course, a beautiful lake to visit on the picturesque Mount Macedon. You can enter the bushwalk to the lake from various points. We started from the first carpark through the bush and then walked back along the road to our car, which endedContinue reading “Sanitorium Lake”