The TOP 10 BEST Conference & Function Venues in Middle Creek VIC

Welcome to Lexton Public Hall, a splendid historic venue nestled in the charming Pyrenees town of Lexton. Immerse yourself in its rich history dating back to 1899 when it became the new public hall. From roller skating carnivals to the town's first moving picture show, this hall has hosted it all. Enjoy regular events like Cuppa with a Councillor, movie nights, auctions, and BBQs. Available for hire throughout the year at a reasonable cost, the hall offers a separate supper room and the option to rent additional items such as urns, tables, and chairs. Its picturesque surroundings include camping space facing the idyllic creek and farmlands. Make your special occasions unforgettable at Lexton Public Hall!

Nestled within the renowned Pyrenees wine region of Victoria, Mount Mitchell Estate is an enchanting rural property of historical significance. Its National Trust listed bluestone homestead, surrounded by 10 acres of exquisite gardens and a picturesque lake, sets the stage for unforgettable events and accommodation experiences. From weddings and corporate functions to car rallies and theatre productions, this unique venue offers endless possibilities. And for those seeking a countryside retreat, the fully self-contained and pet-friendly Mt Mitchell Cottage awaits, providing a base to explore the captivating local region.

Situated in the renowned Pyrenees Wine Region of Victoria, Wayward Winery in Waubra offers a captivating experience. With sweeping views of the Pyrenees Ranges, our 65-seat restaurant indulges guests with a range of wines crafted on site. Our Wayward Grazing Menu, featuring local produce and the art of cooking with fire, enchants taste buds. Discover a sublime blend of Conference & Function Venues, Restaurants, Things to Do, Wedding Reception Venues, and Wineries & Vineyards in our rustic oasis.

Welcome to Orchards at Spring Vale Farm, a Conference & Function Venue nestled in Weatherboard, just outside of Ballarat. Discover our breathtaking bluestone homestead surrounded by enchanting gardens and tranquil garden rooms. With a large spring-fed dam and a picturesque apple orchard boasting one thousand trees, we produce award-winning apple cider. Located at the gateway to the Pyrenees and Grampians wine districts, our venue offers a truly unique and charming experience for all your special events.

Michael Unwin is deeply passionate about the process of growing grapes and turning them into wine. His passion for winemaking spans 35 years. As a young New Zealander, he studied horticulture and then travelled to Europe, where he started working for a champagne maker. In the decade that followed, his learned the art of winemaking, travelling to all areas of Europe working with some of the highest regarded experts in the field. In 2000, Michael and his wife Cat (a fellow Kiwi), established Michael Unwin Wines in Ararat. From 2004 onwards, their purpose-built winery in Beaufort became an iconic and recognisable landmark for anyone travelling along the Western Highway. At that location, their cellar door enjoyed a constant flow of customers; some coming on a designated day trip, others scheduling in a wine and tapas treat on the weekend, and some stocking-up of their favourite drop on the commute between Ballarat and Ararat or Horsham. In early 2020, Michael and Cat closed the Beaufort site and reopened the vineyard, winery and cellar door on Remembrance Drive, Windermere – ten minutes west of Ballarat. The site has allowed Michael to realise his dream of being an entirely independent winemaker, where everything from grape growing, vinifying, bottling, packaging, warehousing, distribution and public tastings and sales is done at the one location.

Scrub Hill, nestled in Newlyn, is a captivating venue, showcasing the lovingly restored Bluestone Church, Sunday School & Lawns. With its enchanting ambience, it sets the perfect stage for celebrations, weddings and events. Offering Conference & Function Venues, as well as Wedding Reception Venues, Scrub Hill presents an exquisite and versatile space to create memorable experiences. Immerse yourself in its timeless charm, as it promises to be a haven for unforgettable moments.

The concept of Tuki began in 1985, when the farm was first open to guests as a trout fishing venue. At this time the largest commercial flock of Tukidale sheep grazed on the property, hence the name Tuki. Tukidale sheep are a course wool breed, producing wool for carpets. They are a genetic variation of the Romney Marsh. The unique Tukidale breed was established an s a breed in New Zealand. The first stone cottages were opened in 1993, built with blue stone from the property, they blend well with the dry stonewalls that Don and Robert have created. The next stone cottages were completed in 1997 and feature furniture locally made utilising some of the aged timber from the property. Further cottages were completed in 1999. Don lived on the farm since the 1940’s, his late wife Violet and two children Jenny and Robert created the concept of Tuki together. Jenny has gone on to manage her own business in Ballarat, and now Robert, Jan, David and Alistair keep the concept going. Don passed away in 2007, but the product of his vision remains. The trout that stock the ponds are reared on the property in a variety of growing ponds. The good quality water they live in contribute to the wonderful flavour of our trout. The water that is provided for drinking and the spas is high quality water with excellent mineral qualities, it is also filtered. The lamb & beef products on the menu come from our own flock; they are pasture fed so giving a wonderful flavour. We pursue organic & sustainable principles.