Centrally located to Heathcote and Nagambie is this large block of approximately 5 acres in Graytown. Formally a gold mining town with gold discovered in 1868, more than 20,000 miners arrived from nearby towns. By late 1870 the gold had all but disappeared and the miners left as quick as they had come. These days the town in almost desserted with only a few families in the area, making it the perfect place to come camping.
Go for a bush walk or bring the motorbikes and check out some of the local sites like;
Mining Ruins: Some old shafts, mullock heaps, poppet legs and brick chimneys serve as reminders of the town's existence.
Mount Moormbool: Mount Moormbool (816 m), 6km north-west of Graytown, is considered the geographical centre of Victoria.
Mt Black Lookout: Not far east of Graytown along the Nagambie Rd is a turnoff to Mount Black Lookout which has fine views and picnic areas.
Heathcote-Graytown National Park: 128km2 of national park
