Hepburn Springs: Discover the “Spa Center of Australia”
A resort town in Victoria, Australia, Hepburn Springs is located in the majority of the mineral springs in the country. It was named from an early squatter in Victoria who was Captain John Hepburn, but was formerly known as “Spring Creek”. It was first settled in 1850 by miners where it was in Jim Crow Diggings, settlers coming from Switzerland, Ireland Germany, England, Italy and France. Hepburn Springs is known today as one of the tourist destinations in Australia because of its natural spas scattered all over up until its nooks. This town lies within Wombat State Forest, in between former volcanoes Wombat Hill and Mt. Franklin.
Best Time to Visit
The ideal months to visit Hepburn Springs in Australia when taking into consideration its weather, is from June until August—however, it is also its busiest season. If tourists consider having their vacation during this time of year, it is best to book them early to get the best rates for both flights and hotel accommodations. ChillOut Festival Daylesford is an event on a nearby town that is also a favourable activity to do when visiting Hepburn Springs. Those who are members of the LGBTQ or are supporters will most likely enjoy the event the locals have preferred their guests with.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Hepburn Mineral Springs Reserve contains several mineral springs, all good for either drinking or bathing and has been listed under Victorian Heritage Registry. Hepburn Bathhouse & Spa is ready to accommodate guests wanting a relaxing stay at the village. Hepburn Spa Retreat, Bellinzona Resort, The Dudley Boutique Hotel and Peppers Mineral Springs Hotel are the nearest accommodations tourist can book at while in the village.