Jubilee Lake
Jubilee Lake is a quiet and peaceful place to visit to be surrounded by nature. At the lakes edge, there are a range of activities including; BBQ facilities, walking trails, a mineral water spring, canoe and paddle boat hire, a playground, caravan park and kiosk. Jubilee Lake is human-made, it was originally known as ‘Hepburn Goldfields Reservoir’. It was built to supply water to the local gold mines during the 1860s. Now a family friendly fishing location, it is stocked regularly with rainbow trout. Walk the lake circuit and stop at the mineral spring. You can link up with the Goldfields Trail from Jubilee Lake and walk into Daylesford.
Sailors Falls is just a short stroll from the car park. Nearby you can taste the mineral water from the pump in the picnic area. Sailors Creek and Falls is believed to be named after the sailors who mined the area. On the edge of the dense Hepburn Regional Park, Sailors Falls features a picture-worthy waterfall, with a reliable flow in our wetter months: winter and spring.
Lake Daylesford is a human-made lake, originally a site of gold diggings, then later a Chinese market garden. The construction of the lake began in 1927. Nowadays its a delight to walk or ride around and take in the beauty of the rippling water, established tress and wildlife. You will find BBQ facilities, children's playground, cafes and 
Vincent Street is the beating heart of Daylesford. Our vibrant main street, with its countless art galleries, design shops and quirky boutiques, helps to display this rich creative community and artistic soul. Find a cafe, bakery, restaurant, or wine bar for a break. Shop unique local clothing stores or search for something preloved from an antique specialist. The range and variety will keep you fossicking for hours.
