You can also reach us on www.wgrt.au
Discover a region where country charm meets community spirit. Nestled between lush farmland, native bushland, and the Bunyip State Park, the West Gippsland Rail Towns offer a relaxed lifestyle, rich history, and a warm welcome to visitors and locals alike.
Conveniently connected by the Gippsland rail line and Princes Highway, these four unique towns each have something special to offer — whether you're stopping by for the day, planning a weekend escape, or looking to make the move to regional Victoria.
Proudly created in partnership with the Community Associations of our local Rail Towns.
Each town in our network also has its own dedicated online presence. We invite you to explore them:
NAR NAR GOON – TYNONG – GARFIELD – BUNYIP
57 Nar Nar Goon - Longwarry Road Garfield, Victoria 3814 Australia
Moy-Yan Neighbourhood House provides a positive, safe and inclusive environment where the community can come together to make friends, learn a new hobby, or get support.
2 Nar Nar Goon Road Nar Nar Goon, Victoria 3812 Australia
Discover a culinary journey with local flavors, cozy ambiance, and exceptional service at Nar Nar Goon.
71 Main Street Garfield, Victoria 3814 Australia
The Garfield Community Shop is a voluntarily run shop selling second hand goods at reasonable prices.
Shop 1/91 Main Street Garfield, Victoria 3814 Australia
Ultimate Indulgence is your one-stop for all beauty treatments.
Railway Avenue Tynong, Victoria 3813 Australia
Tynong Progress Association Inc. is here to help residents of the postcode 3813.
69 Main Street Garfield, Victoria 3814 Australia
Visit the Dancing Horse for quality saddlery and riding wear at great prices with personal service and advice. We specialise in Riding Wear and Saddlery from Europe, US and the UK.
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West Gippsland Rail Towns Inc. acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we trade. We respect and honour Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders both past and present and further acknowledge the important role that Indigenous peoples continue to play within our communities.