Churchill Island

Churchill Island is a 50.7-hectare (125.3-acre) island located in Western Port, Victoria, Australia.

It holds historical significance as the site of the first European garden and crop of wheat grown in Victoria. Today, it is a popular tourist destination, offering a unique blend of natural beauty, historical buildings, and farming activities. One of the main attractions on Churchill Island is the working farm, where visitors can see and interact with farm animals. There are also demonstrations of traditional farming practices, such as sheep shearing and cow milking. The island is home to several historical buildings, including cottages dating from the 1860s and a homestead dating from 1872. The homestead, built by Samuel Amess, is particularly notable for its architectural significance. Churchill Island offers a variety of options for cuisine and drinks. There are picnic areas where visitors can bring their own food and enjoy a meal surrounded by the island's natural beauty. Additionally, there is a café on the island that serves a range of refreshments and light meals. Visitors can relax and enjoy a cup of coffee or indulge in a delicious snack while taking in the serene atmosphere of the island.