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Casterton
This delightful Victorian town is close to the border and is an
ideal gateway from Melbourne to the Limestone
Coast.
Home to the 'Kelpie' Sheep dog, it is a sleepy town nestled in a valley and bordering along the Glenelg river.
Home to a well known artist by the name of 'Alma Zaadstra' and his work has been seen around the world.
Only 60 kms to Penola and the famous Coonawarra Wine Region.
Points of Interest include:
- Birthplace of the 'Kelpie" sheepdog.
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For more information on the attractions of this area
please phone the Casterton Visitor Information Centre
03-55
