Built in the early 1850’s from sandstone carved from the nearby cliffs, the Mill was the second flour mill to open on the Bellarine Peninsula. Located within the beautiful seaside village of Portarlington, the Portarlington Mill Plan dated the 25th May 1858, clearly identifies the ‘Mill Company’ land, the ‘Mill’, the ‘Kiln’ (just to the left of the Mill), the ‘Mill Read more…
Set within the magnificent ‘Portarlington Recreation Reserve‘, these sheltered barbecues are accompanied by picnic tables which all enjoy and overlook the expansive vistas of the Reserve, the You Yangs and Port Phillip Bay. These facilities are directly adjacent to the infamous Portarlington Bayside Miniature Railway – a wonderful delight for children and adults alike. Expansive lawn areas are perfect for that game of Read more…
Both sheltered and unsheltered picnic tables are dispersed all around the north-western section of the stunning ‘Portarlington Recreation Reserve‘, which is located at the northern-most point of the Bellarine Peninsula in Victoria. Abutting Port Phillip Bay, the infamous Portarlington Bayside Miniature Railway, boat ramps, walking trails, beaches, massive lawn areas, and nature reserve – there are just so many activities to keep all ages entertained . Read more…
The main beach in Portarlington in Victoria, bestows an expanse of sandy beaches stretching some 2 km to the westward from the Portarlington Pier to the Boat Ramp at the ‘Portarlington Recreation Reserve‘. Picnic tables are along dispersed along the entire length of this foreshore capitalising on the stunning views across to the You Yangs, Melbourne, and the bayside suburbs of Melbourne . . Read more…
Little Reserve can be accessed via Newcombe Street, Pier Street, The Esplanade and Fisher Street. This toilet block is located on The Esplanade aspect of the park providing for easy access from users of the walking / cycling trail, Portarlington’s shopping precinct is located just across Newcombe Street from Little Reserve, and the beach is located in the opposite direction – Read more…
Both sheltered and unsheltered picnic tables are conveniently dispersed throughout Little Reserve, which is located in the heart of the seaside village of Portarlington. Portarlington’s shopping precinct, which includes a variety of eateries, is located across Newcombe Street. Other facilities at Little Reserve include BBQ’s, public toilets, seating, skate park and a playground for the children . . . Helpful Hints: – Car Parking available Read more…
The original St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Portarlington – c 1873 . The congregation of the Portarlington St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church is purported to have formed as early as the 1850’s. Though the location of the church has remained unchanged, being at the corner of Fisher & Newcombe Streets in Portarlington, the first wooden building which opened in 1873 was replaced some Read more…
Located within the historic ‘Point Richards’ precinct of Portarlington – on the northern-most tip of the Bellarine Peninsula in Victoria, the ‘Portarlington Recreation Reserve’ encompasses some 340 acres of the Port Phillip Bay foreshore !! This massive area includes expansive open spaces, walking trails, cycling trails, wetlands, conservation areas, sporting grounds including football & cricket fields, netball & basketball courts, an enormous Caravan Read more…
Accessible directly across the road from Portarlington’s main shopping precinct, a beautiful information gazebo is located on the edge of Little Reserve. With a backdrop of a large and beautiful park overlooking Port Phillip Bay, Little Reserve provides many amenities such as sheltered barbeques, sheltered and unsheltered picnic tables, public toilets, rubbish bins, extra seating, skate park and a playground for the children . Read more…
Sheltered BBQ’s are conveniently positioned amongst sheltered and unsheltered picnic tables within Little Reserve, which is located in the heart of the seaside village of Portarlington. Portarlington’s shopping precinct is located across Newcombe Street. Other facilities at Little Reserve include seating, public toilets, skate park and a playground for the children . . . Helpful Hints: – Car Parking available along Newcombe, Pier Read more…
Public Toilets are amongst the many amenities and facilities present at the ‘Portarlington Recreation Reserve‘, which is located at the northern-most point of the Bellarine Peninsula in Victoria. Abutting Port Phillip Bay, there are many recreational activities available here – both on land and in the water. These public toilets are wheelchair accessible . . . Facilities within this precinct of the ‘Portarlington Recreation Read more…
“Hat Rock” was a significant landmark to the very first explorers of Port Phillip Bay. Matthew Flinders’ first named and identified “Hat Rock” on his Map of Port Phillip Bay in 1802. Extract – Matthew Flinders Map of 1802 It is a rocky outcrop that can best be described as the highest, most northerly point of the Bellarine Peninsula. It also forms Read more…
Located in Portarlington, Victoria, the Seaview Hotel was built c 1855 by Mr Duncan McKenzie. Argus (Melbourne, Vic) – 8 Jan 1881 The historic hotel is perfectly positioned on an elevated hillside, directly in line with, and overlooking the Portarlington Pier. It enjoys the most outstanding and magnificent views of the pier, marina, Port Phillip Bay – all the way across to Melbourne in the distance. Portarlington’s Sea Read more…
Public Toilets are located adjacent to the car park sited just to the east of Portarlington’s Historic Pier precinct. They are perfectly positioned to service those enjoying the beach, park lands, pier, safe harbour or the stunning foreshore Walking / Cycling Trail that meanders its way through this locale . . . Facilities at this locale include: Public Toilets, Picnic Tables, Barbecues, Car Park, and rubbish bins. Helpful Hints: Read more…
Public Toilets are conveniently located within ‘J Henderson Reserve‘ in the seaside village of Portarlington, Victoria. Set amidst a large open lawn area, with direct access to the beach that lines the shores of Port Phillip Bay, as well as the delightful walking / cycling trail, and, a myriad of picnic tables – these public toilets are well located to service all that are enjoying Read more…
The ‘Steeles Rock’ swimming cove and jetty is located some 1.5 km east of the centre of the seaside village of Portarlington. The beautiful little cove is relatively shallow and therefore perfect for children and adults alike, to enjoy. The crystal clear waters abutting a sandy beach – with jetty, public toilets and rubbish bins provided – make for the perfect Read more…
Picnic tables are dispersed all around the beautiful pier and safe harbour precinct in Portarlington, Victoria. Whether you choose a position with the beach at your feet, up the hill absorbing the enormous panoramas, or a more sheltered area nestled at the base of the escarpment, you can be assured of stunning views of the sparkling waters of Port Phillip Read more…
The ‘J Henderson Reserve’ is a beautiful area that stretches from Portarlington’s historic pier, westward, along the stunning foreshore of Port Phillip Bay. The reserve is characterised by the mature Cypress trees that line the laneway and provide welcome shade and shelter from the hot Summer sun. The large open lawn area is perfect for that game of footy or cricket with family and friends – Read more…
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