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So much to do in town and the area. Charming town, friendly locals, excellent food at Victoria Hotel, & Cat Clarke's restaurant which featured local produce & bush tucker. Lake Tyrell and the silo art in the area are well worth your time!

Great pub, some lovely historic buildings and very interesting, quirky and fun shops - great shops for Vintage collectors. I'd recommend the Pub, visiting the Pink Lake (salt) and drive to the Stick Shed in Murtoa for a visit. Lots of history in the area. Take snacks, drinks and food because there is not a lot outside of Dimboola if you're driving throughout the day.

The Dimboola pub is a must see. The dining room is full of amazing nostalgia and the meal is really nice with an extensive menu and reasonable prices. The town is neat but there is not much there to see or do. Has seen better times.

An interesting town with lots of retro and vintage influence. Even though it was described as ‘dying’ in early 2000s residents have made a huge effort to pump life back into it. Definitely worth a visit.

Dimboola is a great town, very friendly, and excellent base for exploring the local area or as a half way stop between Adelaide and Melbourne. We plan to spend several days there next time. We particularly enjoyed exploring the antique, collectable and gift shops (usually open Thursday to Sunday), walking along the Wimmera river, and had a wonderful dinner at Cat Clarkes restaurant at the local golf course. We would have liked to have eaten at the local Victoria Hotel (also recommended), but we did check out their dining room /restaurants...fantastic!

We like Dimboola, locals are friendly but if you go to the pub for a meal (very good) the boys in the front are friendly but raucous and drop a few f bombs. A few nice shops opening up and a wonderful river park precinct and close to the national park. lots of history.