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Jubilee Lake

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Daylesford
ToiletsPicnic tablesBBQShadeWalking trackSwimmingFishingBoatingBirdwatchingPicnic blanket spotUndercover areaCamping ($)
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Lake Road, Daylesford VIC 3460

Features

  • Swimming
  • Fishing
  • Bushwalking
  • Undercover barbecue areas
  • Picnic tables
  • Toilets
  • Playground
  • Sports oval
  • Mineral spring tap
  • Camping ($) and other accommodation available on the lake at Jubilee Lake Holiday Park
  • Canoeing and paddleboating (boat hire available from holiday park kiosk)
  • Dogs allowed (on leash)
Jubilee Lake in Daylesford, Victoria is a popular spot for swimming, fishing, birdwatching, bushwalking, and picnicking. The lake features excellent barbecue facilities, a playground, picnic tables, walking track, mineral spring tap, kiosk, cafe and toilets. Canoes and paddleboats are available to hire from the kiosk. 

Jubilee Lake is stocked regularly with rainbow trout, making this an excellent family-friendly fishing spot. You can also enjoy a scenic 30 minute circuit walk around the lake, and be sure to stop and sample the water at the mineral spring tap.

Camping and cabin accommodation are available at the Jubilee Lake Holiday Park. 



DID YOU KNOW...

  • Bushwalking is an excellent way to get outdoors and exploring nature.
  • Camping is a great way to explore the Victorian Goldfields. Many campgrounds are located close to interesting attractions and historic sites, and the Goldfields region is certainly not lacking in fascinating things to discover. 
  • There are heaps of fantastic swimming spots throughout the Victorian Goldfields, including the Loddon River, Cairn Curran Reservoir, Laanecoorie, Turpins Falls, and many more!
 

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