Attending Frinj

How to get here

Natimuk is located 324 kms north-west of Melbourne on the Wimmera Highway. If you are coming on public transport the V/Line bus/train travels daily from Melbourne’s Spencer St Station and arrives in Horsham.

If you are driving, make sure to fuel up before you arrive, in Horsham or other regional towns. There are no fuel service stations in Natimuk.

Accommodation

Naturally in a town of 500 people, accommodation is limited in Natimuk. 

Natimuk Lake Caravan Park

Camping by Lake Natimuk (5mins out of town)

Camping and caravan sites are available now.

Sites with power start at $35, Site without power start at $26

Mt Arapiles – Tooan State Park -camping

Camping at Mt Arapiles/ Tooan State Park is approximately 8kms west of town. Popular with rock climbers and bushwalkers, Centenary Park Campground at the base of Mt Arapiles (Dyurrite) offers three camping areas with toilets and picnic tables. 

One overnight site for two people starts at $6.20.

Follow this link to book a camp site Camping in Mount Arapiles-Tooan State Park

Airbnb accommodation in the region

Accommodation options are available via Airbnb in Natimuk, Mitre and Horsham, and other locations in the region. Natimuk Holiday Rentals & Homes – Victoria, Australia | Airbnb

Other accommodation booking sites

There is hotel accommodation in other town including Horsham (26kms east), Edenhope (60kms west), Nhill (70kms north) and in the Wartook Valley in the Grampians (about an hour southeast). Information on these can be accessed here www.visithorsham.com.au

Getting around – access issues

Natimuk is a small town, but after you have walked from one end to the other and back again in the pursuit of high-quality art experiences your feet may be feeling it. Bring a bike (and lock if your bike is precious) and/or some comfy shoes. Access around Natimuk will require navigation across cracked and sometimes non-existent footpaths, please be aware of this as you plan your festival experience.

There are limited venues within the township so performances may take place in Band Rotunda’s, old shed’s, historic goal cells, someone’s front room, disused garages – you get the idea. This means that access can be difficult. Not all the venues are suitable for disabled access, but we will try and support our audience where we can. If you would like more information, please give us a call or send us an email.