Welcome to Warrenheip Villa, an exquisite Conference & Function Venue located in the serene suburb of Warrenheip. Our stunning venue offers a captivating blend of elegance and sophistication, perfect for hosting a wide array of events. With our attention to detail, impeccable service, and picturesque surroundings, your special occasion is guaranteed to be an unforgettable experience. From intimate gatherings to grand celebrations, let us take care of every aspect, ensuring your event is a resounding success.

Scrub Hill, nestled in Newlyn, is a captivating venue, showcasing the lovingly restored Bluestone Church, Sunday School & Lawns. With its enchanting ambience, it sets the perfect stage for celebrations, weddings and events. Offering Conference & Function Venues, as well as Wedding Reception Venues, Scrub Hill presents an exquisite and versatile space to create memorable experiences. Immerse yourself in its timeless charm, as it promises to be a haven for unforgettable moments.

Welcome to Orchards at Spring Vale Farm, a Conference & Function Venue nestled in Weatherboard, just outside of Ballarat. Discover our breathtaking bluestone homestead surrounded by enchanting gardens and tranquil garden rooms. With a large spring-fed dam and a picturesque apple orchard boasting one thousand trees, we produce award-winning apple cider. Located at the gateway to the Pyrenees and Grampians wine districts, our venue offers a truly unique and charming experience for all your special events.

The concept of Tuki began in 1985, when the farm was first open to guests as a trout fishing venue. At this time the largest commercial flock of Tukidale sheep grazed on the property, hence the name Tuki. Tukidale sheep are a course wool breed, producing wool for carpets. They are a genetic variation of the Romney Marsh. The unique Tukidale breed was established an s a breed in New Zealand. The first stone cottages were opened in 1993, built with blue stone from the property, they blend well with the dry stonewalls that Don and Robert have created. The next stone cottages were completed in 1997 and feature furniture locally made utilising some of the aged timber from the property. Further cottages were completed in 1999. Don lived on the farm since the 1940’s, his late wife Violet and two children Jenny and Robert created the concept of Tuki together. Jenny has gone on to manage her own business in Ballarat, and now Robert, Jan, David and Alistair keep the concept going. Don passed away in 2007, but the product of his vision remains. The trout that stock the ponds are reared on the property in a variety of growing ponds. The good quality water they live in contribute to the wonderful flavour of our trout. The water that is provided for drinking and the spas is high quality water with excellent mineral qualities, it is also filtered. The lamb & beef products on the menu come from our own flock; they are pasture fed so giving a wonderful flavour. We pursue organic & sustainable principles.