Goulburn Valley Accommodation, Hotels, Tours & Information

Come along to the beautiful Goulburn Park Seymour on the third Saturday of each month to support the local Seymour community. With a range of products and services there will be something for everyone to do, see and enjoy.

This new market highlights the lovely park setting alongside the wonderful Goulburn River, gives local community organisations the opportunity to raise much needed funds and provides the local community and visitors with a market providing that little something extra or that last minute gift idea.

Come along and support a true local market with all profits going back into the Seymour community and the organisations that support that community.




Corner of Guild and Progress Streets
Seymour, VIC, 3660

Located 0.5K from Goulburn Valley

The Vietnam Veterans Commemorative Walk was opened in March 2013. The Wall includes both the names of all Australian veterans who served in the Vietnam War and a photographic timeline.

The Commemorative Walk is not to memorialise those who served in Vietnam and/or those who paid the ultimate price, but to commemorate the service all who played their part in what turned out to be a tumultuous part of Australia's history. Plaques in the interpretive centre give an accurate history of the times prior to military commitment, the period of involvement and the aftermath.

The Walk meanders amidst native trees and grasses that resemble rubber trees and rice paddies. Plants synonymous with Vietnam. 106 panels of DigiGlass with the name of every Serviceman and Servicewoman who served in their various capacities. The names are separated by the Service in alphabetical order. Behind the names is the picture story of the Vietnam conflict and the wall is lite of an evening.

A recreation of the Luscombe bowl, red brick pavers, a black granite memorial Cairn, a Centurion Tank, a replica of the Long Tan Cross, a Huey helicopter and other artillery pieces complete the walk.

The wall is lit nightly.




High Street
Seymour, VIC, 3660

Located 0.7K from Goulburn Valley

Seymour's World War One Memorial Park is a tribute to the district's men and women who served.

In November 1927, Memorial Gates were built by returned soldiers at a cost of ?412 at the entrance to the then Seymour Soldiers Memorial Hospital and list many of those from the district who served. The gates were moved in 1959 to the entrance of the new hospital, and then again in 1996 to their current location.

In 2004 the RSL refurbished the names on the granite pillars, in 2012 the Gates were refurbished and in 2013 the lights were replicated. On Remembrance Day 2016, the WW1 Memorial Park was unveiled by Seymour RSL.

In front of the gates is "Bluey", the statue of a World War One soldier, who stands atop 10 glass panels which detail the WW1 service of 50 of the district's men and women. The stories make captivating and emotive reading. Also on the site is a young Lone Pine tree, alongside which is a bronze plaque telling its own evocative story.

It is hoped that visitors will be moved by the journeys they will take with Seymour's servicemen and women during the Great War.




Corner Callen and Bretonneux Streets
Seymour, VIC, 3660

Located 0.8K from Goulburn Valley

The Seymour Railway Heritage Centre operates special passenger services throughout Victoria and interstate, utilising its extensive fleet of preserved diesel locomotives and air conditioned steel and heritage wooden passenger carriages.

Passenger trains are available for charter and can be utilised for weddings, birthdays, conferences and other special functions. Trains have a licensed bar and kiosk. Contact them with details of any requirements and they will prepare a quote for you.

Visit their website for details of upcoming tours and a booking form.

Locomotives, freight and passenger rolling stock is available for hire to Government and private operators on short term or long term lease.

The SRHC employs a workforce that has developed an enviable reputation in the rail industry for maintenance, engineering and specialised restoration work.

The Centre is located in the heart of Seymour Victoria about 100 kilometres north east of Melbourne and the depot is served by both broad and standard gauge tracks providing excellent access to the entire rail network.

Email operator for more information on guided tours of the depot.




70 Oak Street
Seymour, VIC, 3660

Located 1.1K from Goulburn Valley

The Australian Light Horse Memorial Park was Victoria's largest army base, the Seymour Camp is known to many as site 17.

Relics scatter the area and Anzac Hill offers 360 degree views of the beautiful surrounds. Late winter is the time for the park's wildflower show.

Golden Wattle, Goodenias, red Running Postmen, purple Fringe Lily, masses of orange Egg and Bacon, and stunning native orchids including Purple Bearded Orchid and Wax Lipped Orchid scatter the parklands.




Goulburn Valley Highway
Seymour, VIC, 3660

Located 1.3K from Goulburn Valley

Located on the working Puckapunyal Military Base, the Australian Army Tank Museum is home to over 70 armoured fighting vehicles, making it one of the largest armour museums in Australia.

Mementos of your visit can be purchased from the model and souvenir shop.

Make a day of your visit, with barbecue facilities are available for visitors to use onsite.

Please note that as the museum is located on a working military base it may close suddenly for security reasons.




Herakleion Parade
Puckapunyal, VIC, 3662

Located 8.9K from Goulburn Valley