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Penny
15 Apr 2026
Wonderful stay in a special place. Thank you David. It had everything we needed for a relaxing week away from the city.
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Rob
27 Apr 2025
Incredible location, the perfect break from the city.
Stones throw from Walkerville North beach, and a short drive from Wilson’s Prom National Park.
The house itself is cosy, warm, and more than enough space for a group of friends or large family.
Would definitely stay again.
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Kylie
10 Mar 2025
We had the most amazing, relaxing break. We totally disconnected from the world!!!
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I'm well travelled, I've Lived in Malaysia, Singapore, & Brunei, and now work as an Architect in Melbourne. I can't live with out my dogs, good coffee, quality food and great company.
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Walkerville Historic Beach Walk
Make your way from the boat ramp along the rock strewn beach of Walkerville North and discover the incredible history of the limestone mining in this area. You will find caves that house families of fluffy mice bats, rock pools to explore and a panoramic view of the crystal blue waters that hug the coastline. The sun with rise directly in the front of this beach so a sunrise or morning stroll will really kickstart the day.
Historic Cliff Kilns
Walkerville Lime Kilns still stand to this day and certainly worth a look! I walked along the beach as well as the walking track checking them all out! Limited parking so I would get there before lunchtime and there's toilets too.
Walkerville Historic Beach Walk
Make your way from the boat ramp along the rock strewn beach of Walkerville North and discover the history of the limestone mining in this area. You will find caves that house families of fluffy mice bats, rock pools and a panoramic view of the crystal blue waters.
Walkerville Beach
Extremely secluded, Walkerville South is only accessible by lonely gravel roads and the lack of people ensures that facilities are at a bare minimum. Walkerville North provides beautiful views across Waratah Bay to nearby Wilsons Promontory, and at low tide provides access to spectacular rock pools.
The gravel road that leads to Walkerville South ends with a similar boat ramp to that of its northern sister settlement, and a sheltered bay frequented in the summer by families swimming and fishing in the quiet pristine waters.
The gravel road that leads to Walkerville South ends with a similar boat ramp to that of its northern sister settlement, and a sheltered bay frequented in the summer by families swimming and fishing in the quiet pristine waters.
Walkerville Coastal Trail
Approximately 100 metres beyond the end of the boat ramp marks the beginning of a walking trail up the cliff that separates the two Walkerville settlements. This trail leads you through spectacular forests and little creeks stained brown by the tea tree (melaleuca) plants.
Low Tide Cave Climbing And Rock Rocks
On the same beach as the Lime Kilns Walkerville, the opposite end of the beach are these volcanic looking rocks! Once the tide is out, I went exploring in and around the caves finding all sorts of hidden gems! Rock pools. Swimming holes.. Was super awesome!!
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