Toora Tourist Park - the toora township

Toora is a small historic town with a population of about 500. It is nestled between the Strzelecki foothills and Corner Inlet Marine and Coastal Reserve and overlooks the internationally famous Wilsons Promontory National Park. The drive from Melbourne is approx. two hours, and passes through the beautiful South Gippsland countryside. Toora is located on Corner Inlet which is a designated Ramsar wetland site of international significance, renowned for the huge variety of migratory birds which nest in the area. A must for all nature lovers is the bird hide just south of Toora. Take the Toora Heritage Walk by following the trail markers for historic buildings, see the community arts projects in the street with painted poles and banners. Take time for refreshments at the caf�s or hotel. On the hills behind Toora, and seen for miles around, are the turbines of the Toora Wind Farm.

Toora provides many facilities, including:

IGA supermarket
Bendigo Bank
Post Office
Cafe's and take away food outlets
Gift shops
Newsagency
Heritage hotel with lunch and dinner 7 days (with ATM access)
Outdoor heated swim centre (3 pools, open from September to April each year)
Mobil service station with mini supermarket (open until 8pm)
A range of heritage buildings (each signposted as part of the Heritage Walk)
Skate park
Playground, parks & free BBQs

... all within walking distance of the Toora Tourist Park.

	The old Bank of Victoria building is just one of the features to be seen on the Heritage Walk. Follow the signs around the town and discover the history of the area.
Established in 1889, The Royal Standard Hotel is one of Toora's oldest buildings.
	The Toora Wind Farm is a must see with spectacular views across Corner Inlet to Wilsons Promontory.
The painted electricity poles add colour to the town's streetscape.