180 acres on Ulupna Island, northern Victoria

For the weekend,
this is your place.

The lagoon, lawns, red gums, mud-brick venue and cabins. All part of one private wedding property, near the Murray River.

Wedding ceremony at the red gum arbour, with the lagoon behind — The red gum arbour beside the lagoon. Florals arranged by the couple.

Beside the lagoon.

Say your vows beside the lagoon at the red gum arbour. The water, grass and red gums are all part of the setting. There is room to make the ceremony feel like you.

A covered lounge and music setup beside the mud-brick venue — One couple’s lounge and music setup. Styling and additional hire arranged by the couple.

Room to celebrate.

The Paddock particularly suits relaxed celebrations of around 50 to 150 guests. Gather around wine barrels, have drinks on the lawn and move between the outdoor spaces and the reception venue.

Inside the mud-brick reception venue — The mud-brick reception venue. Styling and additional hire arranged by the couple.

Under cover, with the bush around you.

The separate undercover ceremony area has a tin roof, is open on three sides and has grass and bushland behind the couple. Double doors lead into the mud-brick reception venue, giving a cocktail-style celebration somewhere to continue if it rains. We’ll talk through the layout for your guest numbers when you visit.

A self-contained cabin with bed, sofa and kitchenette — Inside one of the self-contained cabins.

Your people staying close.

The cabins sleep up to 66 people across eight self-contained cabins with ensuites and kitchenettes, plus additional bed-only cabins. Linen is included, with camping and caravan space for additional guests. When the celebration finishes, your closest people have a place to stay, and Sunday morning is still time together.

Planning your stay

Find your way
around the property.

See how the cabins, ceremony spaces and reception fit together.

Cabins sleep up to 66, plus camping and caravan space.

Illustrated property overview: cabins 1–11 form a horseshoe beside the lagoon. The undercover ceremony space adjoins the cabin-facing side of reception, with toilets and showers at its cabin 11 end for campers and bed-only cabins. Reception has covered areas at both ends and a lawn-side verandah. Smaller separate cabins 9–11 have camping and caravan space between them and the road. The BBQ shed and campfire sit inside and outside the corner near cabins 6 and 7. The movable red gum arbour is shown at the track edge near the lagoon end of reception. — Illustrative overview, not to scale.View larger map (opens in a new tab)

Come and see how it could work for you

Your own place.
Your whole weekend.

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For the weekend,this is your place.