In the heartland of the beautiful Bellarine Peninsula surrounded by rolling hills and Lake Connewarre to the south west is the rural community of Wallington. Home to many of the regions apple orchards and famous for it’s delicious strawberries and the annual Wallington Strawberry Fair which is held in March and attracts thousands.
About Wallington
Wallington is part of the Bellairne Peninsula’s food belt growing many of the regions tasty strawberries, apples and pears, which are often sold in small stalls along the roadside. Cattle, some sheep and horses are also raised in the area.
Wallington Highlights
The kids will want to go straight to the great fun parks but Wallington has so much more, how about strawberry picking, horse riding or a short trip into Ocean Grove, Barwon Heads or Queenscliff.
Wallington – a brief history
Named after Wallington in Hertfordshire, England. Wallington dates back to the 1850s when landholder, Fairfax Fenwick subdivided his property where Wallington now stands. In its heyday it was a popular stopover spot when on the way to Queenscliff or Ocean Grove.
Wallington Photo Gallery
Wallington is all about the land, farming animals, crops or orchards. The tranquil rolling hills are a nice mix from the bustling vibrant seaside resorts only a few kilometers away.
Wallington Accommodation
Bed and Breakfasts and farm stays are the best way to enjoy the rural life when visiting Wallington. Being only minutes from Geelong and many of the Bellarine’s seaside towns, Wallington is a perfect place to explore the wider region.
Wallington Attractions
Wallington in the heart of the Bellarine Peninsula is home to many of the region’s best theme parks and a thriving orchard and wine growing industry