Natimuk

Overview
The heritage township of Natimuk is over 125 years old and many historic buildings still grace its main street. Natimuk, is situated 20 kilometres west of Horsham, 8 kilometres east of Mount Arapiles and south of the Little Desert National Park.
The town is ever growing in popularity for its arts and cultural scene with antique and craft shops, and restored old buildings. Natimuk's Heritage Trail covers an eclectic range of historical sites and buildings.
History
The town’s inception in 1844 was mainly due to pastoral runs but soon became occupied by South Australian Lutherans in the 1870s who took up the broad acres.
In fact, when the Natimuk school opened in 1875, almost half of its students were of German descent. The town’s buildings tell the story of a past with a very distinct Lutheran influence.
Places of interest
Courthouse Museum
Lake Natimuk
Mount Arapiles
Mitre Rock
Jane Duff Reserve
Accommodation
Natimuk town accommodation includes backpackers, acaravan park or units, however a larger range of accommodation can be found nearby in Horsham including caravan parks, 4.5 star self contained apartments, hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts and farm stays as well.
For further information please contact Horsham Tourist Information (03) 5382 1832 or freecall 1800 633 218.
Town statistics
| Population | 580 |
|---|---|
| Distance from Melbourne | 320 kilometres, 199 miles and 3 hours and twenty minutes driving time |
| Road access | Wimmera Highway |