Tullaroop Reservoir is a popular destination in Carisbrook, Victoria, offering opportunities for fishing, camping, and picnicking.
Located at the confluence of Tullaroop Creek and McCallum Creek within the broader Loddon River catchment, it is about 170 km from Melbourne. At the northern end of the reservoir, visitors can access a picnic area with picnic tables, wood BBQs, toilets, and a boat ramp.
Fishing is a popular activity at Tullaroop Reservoir, with options to fish from the banks or in a boat. The reservoir is home to various fish species, including trout, redfin, and golden perch, making it suitable for both experienced and beginner anglers.
Camping and picnicking are enjoyable activities at Tullaroop Reservoir, allowing visitors to appreciate the beautiful scenery. The picnic area is well-equipped with facilities such as picnic tables, wood BBQs, and toilets, making it an ideal location for family gatherings and group outings.
Carisbrook offers additional attractions for visitors to explore. Cairn Curran Reservoir, which also provides camping and fishing opportunities, is nearby. A self-guided walking tour of Carisbrook is available from the Central Goldfields Visitor Information Centre in Maryborough. Visitors can also visit Caroline's of Carisbrook for an authentic experience, exploring the gift shop and indulging in old-style confectionery. The Carisbrook Post Office Cafe and the Britannia Hotel offer fresh snacks, sweet treats, and satisfying pub grub.
The best time to visit Tullaroop Reservoir is during the cooler months, from March to November, when the weather is mild and comfortable for outdoor activities.
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