HOW TO LAKE EILDON 

YOUR 'HOW TO' LOCALS HOLIDAY GUIDE

Drift a little, explore a little, cast a line and linger over lunch. Whatever the day calls for, Lake Eildon is a nature playground made of big skies, unhurried moments and endless fresh air. Caitlin from WatersEdge Houseboats shows you her tips on how to explore Lake Eildon. Keen for more? Explore our list of guides here.

HIRE A HOUSEBOAT 

STEP 1. BOOK A SELF-CONTAINED HOUSEBOAT WITH WATERSEDGE

Its just... that Lake Eildon feeling. Ditch the shore and find your own floating sanctuary with WatersEdge. Wake to glassy water, brew coffee on deck, and cruise wherever the mood takes you. It's slow mornings, sunset swims and starry nights, all at your own pace. 

THROW IN LINE 

STEP 2. TRY YOUR LUCK CATCHING A FAMOUS MURRAY COD

Swing by Jerusalem Creek Marina & Holiday Park's Fishing and Outdoor Store , stock up on the good gear and a few local tips, then head for the water.

LAKESIDE LUNCH 

STEP 3. ENJOY A DELICIOUS LAKESIDE LUNCH

Jerusalem Creek Marina & Holiday Park also has a great cafe that's a perfect to settle in for a lakeside lunch done right. Think fresh flavours, relaxed vibes and that easy High Country pace. Order local, linger longer, and admire the views. 

ACCESSIBLE STROLLS 

STEP 4. TAKE A STROLL ALONG THE BANKS OF THE EILDON PONDAGE

Lace up for the Eildon Pondage Walk and take in the scenery, from picture-perfect jetties to the Eildon Dam wall. This easy going, flat, 6km loop is perfect for little legs, vintage legs, first-timers or even a cruisy pedal, with loads of access points around the pondage to jump on or off the trail.