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Matthew
16 Mar 2026
We spent a lovely weekend at Two Rivers and would highly recommend it to anyone. This property has everything you need for a relaxing stay, the house is spacious and beautifully presented. Communication was clear and concise. It’s a shame we only had two nights there!
Laren
4 Jan 2026
A truly lovely stay. The house was beautifully decorated, the lush gardens were a delight and incredibly relaxing, and the location was perfect. Communication with the host was excellent.
The gardens... were simply outstanding — we loved watching the cows wander up to the fence, and really appreciated that the property is dog-friendly.
We loved our stay and would happily return.
The gardens... were simply outstanding — we loved watching the cows wander up to the fence, and really appreciated that the property is dog-friendly.
We loved our stay and would happily return.
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Phillip
7 Nov 2025
A magnificent property which was beautifully presented. We thoroughly enjoyed our weekend there.
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The Leckey family are passionate gardeners. When we acquired the property in January 2023, our priority was to shield the sheds and rain tanks from view whilst capturing the vistas of the valley all with the mindset of keeping it LOW maintenance. We had recently returned from a trip to the UK where horn beam hedges left an impression with their dense foliage. Inspired from our trip, we commissioned Kim Pammer a local landscaper to assist us with the initial concepts we had in mind. She took our vision to the next level with the sweeping large garden bed at the front which will “ball up” over time as per the inspirational images attached. The house needed softening, so we planted a dozen crimson glory vines which have stunning large vein like leaves that turn a brilliant crimson in the Autumn.
Eventually these vines will wrap themselves around the house grounding the home into the landscape and making it part of the garden. Some of the many projects we completed in 2023 were removal of existing portable cabin in garden, installing an automated sprinkler system, removal of dairy and cattle yards close to the house to open the vistas to the paddocks, post and quality timber gates installed, and designing and building a pergola for outdoor entertaining which will eventually be covered by the vines.
Please help yourself to the fruit on the trees and the veggie and herb garden. There is an array of herbs planted for cooking and the oranges are exceptional when in season.
A side note … the large table in the kitchen is an old wool table from a sheep farm out of Ballarat. The original laminate bench was not appealing so we set about to find the right piece for the centre of this large space. Our local builder added a new solid base to the table and with a lick of oil and slab of glass, it is now the central hub of the lodge.
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Fishing
The clear streams and tranquil inlets of Lake Eildon and its five feeder rivers – the Big, Goulburn, Jamieson, Howqua and Delatite Rivers are an angler’s paradise ensures a magical fishing experience. Trout, perch, redfin and Murray cod are all caught in these waters.
Cathedral Ranges
The jagged ridges of the Cathedral Range offer spectacular views and some of the best hiking in the state. Take a gentle walk along the Friends Nature Trail or prepare to tackle the rugged and challenging Razorback Trail or circuit routes. Either way you won't forget the awesome views.
Snobs Creek Falls
Snobs Creek Falls has a spectacular viewing platform that is fixed into the rock face on one side of the falls, jutting out in front of the rushing water. The platform feels unnervingly close to the water, the views from directly adjacent the edge of the top of the falls are equally breathtaking. Admire views stretching way out over the edge of the falls into the Goulburn River valley below, many kilometers into the distance.
The site also has a second short walking track to the cascades, about 100 metres upstream of the falls. The cascades are a series of small rock drops in quick succession, with a wide curtain of water falling into the pool at the top of the cascades.
The site also has a second short walking track to the cascades, about 100 metres upstream of the falls. The cascades are a series of small rock drops in quick succession, with a wide curtain of water falling into the pool at the top of the cascades.
Trout Salmon Farm
Buxton trout and salmon farm located about a half hour drive from the cabin, it's a fun place to catch your dinner or have a walk and feed the fish.
Wilhelmina Falls
The Wilhelmina Falls hike (6.3km) starts and finishes at Water Gauge suspension bridge located at the Water Gauge camping site. By following the Murrindindi River Walk in a northern direction you will arrive at the junction of Wilhelmina Falls Track. Here the track climbs gradually to the base of the falls, which flow all year round. These spectacular falls drop 75 metres down a steep granite rock face.
Wilhelmina Falls Hike
We hiked 6.3km (return) to Wilhelmina Falls. This hike provided us with some fun: a bit of rock scrambling, chain holding, fallen trees to walk on as well as a breath-taking view of the 75-metre tall waterfall. The whole walk has a great view of the surrounding mountain ranges.
$350per night