Here are the best places to eat in Jindivick or under 15 mins from Jindivick – bon appetit!
Glen Cromie Caravan Park + Cafe’
Escape to a tranquil café and accommodation retreat where the only sounds are the gentle murmur of the Tarago River and the peaceful rustle of leaves. Nestled on 35 secluded acres in a picturesque valley, our park is the perfect place to relax, unwind, and reconnect with nature. Here, you can choose from a range of accommodation options, including our comfortable onsite cabins or a variety of spacious powered and unpowered sites, with both riverfront and bush sites available.
Whether you’re planning a short visit or a longer stay, we’ve got you covered. Day visitors are welcome to come and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. You can grab a bite to eat or a coffee at our onsite cafe, and if you’re planning a group event, our shelters are available for day hire. Come and discover the perfect blend of comfort and nature, where every visit feels like an escape.
Brandy Creek Winery
This winery is known for its tapas and paella feasts as well as Churrasco (Brazilian Flame Grill). Wines include tempranillo, pinot rosé, pinot gris and sauvignon blanc.
Gypsy Creek Wines
With overlooking views of Bunyip State Forest, Gypsy Creek serves seasonal, modern, and international cuisine – with the wood fired oven stoked up on weekends. Their award winning cool climate wines are made from their own organically grown fruit.
Parnassus Function Centre and Bistro
Perched high with superb views of Mt Baw Baw and the surrounding ranges, the restaurant features local produce prepared using French techniques and the winery is recognised for its chardonnay and pinot noir.
Robin Hood Inn
Good old country fare with a few surprises. Known for its hearty portions and warm service this old Cobb and Co stop has old world charm.