Shepparton Tourism

Nestled on the floodplain of River Goulburn in northern Victoria, Shepparton was once just a sheep station. At present, Shepparton happens to be one of the country’s largest irrigation centres. Shepparton is named after the Sherbourne Sheppard, an early inhabitant of the region. Shepparton was recognized as a borough in 1927 and in 1949 it was declared to be a city. Lying in the picturesque Goulburn Valley, Shepparton is naturally beautiful. The rich fertile farmlands and lush native forests add to the incredible beauty of this region.

The city of Shepparton is packed with a host of amazing attractions, starting from breathtaking botanical gardens to serene rivers. The top places of interest in the region include Cussen Park, Gemmills Swamp, Lower Goulburn National Park, Australian Botanic Gardens, and the Shepparton Regional Park. While you are in Shepparton city, you can spend time swimming at the Victoria Park Lake, taking a historic tour of Furphy Museum, and witnessing vintage cars at the Shepparton Motor Museum.

You can also witness local art at Shepparton Art Museum and enjoy archery and boating at Emerald Bank Adventure Park. Shepparton experiences a cold semi-arid climate, with cool winters and hot summers. January is the hottest month, while July is the coldest. The city receives significantly low rainfall throughout the year.