Our delightful cottages are set amongst beautiful gardens with heritage listed trees, abundant native bird and wildlife and a kaleidoscope of colours on the rock strewn hills and valley beyond. Relax on your private deck and enjoy breakfast while watching the sun rise over the distant hills. If the weather turns cool, head inside and snuggle up by the wood fire in your comfy robes and enjoy a glass of local wine and a cheese platter or our complimentary port and chocolates. Our open plan cottages boast high vaulted ceilings and cathedral windows. They are decorated with big comfy leather lounges, a queen bed with lots of pillows and views from every window onto the garden to give you space and privacy. All your towels and linen are supplied and tealeaves, drinking chocolate and freshly ground coffee is included. A hearty cooked breakfast is also included. The cottages have kitchenettes and a barbecue on the deck so you can look after yourselves, or enjoy being spoiled by choosing dinner from our seasonal menu. With our complimentary room service, dining in truly is dining in.

Lindy and Bruce Thomas are pleased to welcome you to the Trawool Cottages and Farmstay. We have been providing country hospitality for thousands of guests since 2009 and now welcome YOU to share our little piece of heaven in the Victorian countryside. We are committed to continue to improve our property, accommodations and service to make your stay special. We are constantly trying to improve our services and welcome feedback. Bruce and Lindy decided on a tree change after Bruce was made redundant due to the American GFC, bringing forward their retirement plans, they moved to the lovely Trawool valley. Utilizing their business backgrounds they have been enjoying running their own business in the country.

The beauty of Trawool can be found in the paintings done by Drysdale and other well known artists, however history is not what attracted us, as the natural beauty of the valley and the Goulburn river continues to give a breath of fresh air. Running next to the river is the Great Victorian rail trail, which meanders from Tallarook through to Mansfield, ideal for horses, bikes and hiking. We have also found that the Goulburn is ideal for canoeing and fishing or just to watch and enjoy with a glass of wine. Seymour only ten minutes away has a rich military history with the latest memorial to the Vietnam vets only being completed a couple of years ago. Continuing with the military theme, Puckapunyal army base houses the largest tank museum in the southern hemisphere and combined with a number of historical sites, makes it a must visit for military buffs. All these things aside Trawool is great geographical centre point of Victoria, giving you the option to travel country roads and get where you want to go quickly, whether it be wineries, points of interest or stunning scenery. With regular train services to Melbourne, a day in the city is easy.