Hepburn Springs is an excellent vacation spot for nature lovers. It is situated within walking distance of the resort town of Hepburn Springs and you will find loads of places  where you can enjoy wellness activities, nature and indulgence. The range of places to stay in Daylesford is substantial, with quite a few lodgings of 2, 3 and 4 stars.

If you are in search of 4 star accommodation in Hepburn Springs, that provide a fantastic quality and variety of services. Among them, stands the tara
, a townhouse situated at the entrance of Daylesford on the high ground that over looks the whole city and a great deal of the valley, delivering stunning views.

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The small town of Hepburn Springs is located inside a place that has Australia’s largest concentration of natural mineral springs, 5 kilometres north of the larger centre of Daylesford.

Hepburn Springs Accommodation offers an eye-catching and panoramic location for visitors, surrounded by dense forests, gullies, and a multitude of mineral springs. The Mineral Springs Reserve, on the northern end of town, is where you will find the iconic Hepburn Bathhouse & Health spa, an comprehensive network of bush walking trails and BAR-B-QUE facilities. The park has a series of mineral springs, some flowing continuously, and others powered with a hand pump. Visitors have the ability to easily bottle their own bubbling mineral water from the springs that include Locarno, Pavilion, Soda, Sulphur and Wyuna.

Making use of the mineral waters are a wide variety of spa resorts throughout the village where tourist may experience hydrotherapy and other health and wellbeing therapies in a fantastic surroundings.

The financial heart of Hepburn Springs is disperse along Main Road. There is a handful of hotels, cafes, places to eat, a post office and a number of outlets, intermingled between residential homes. The effect of Italians and Swiss whom originally settled in your community as a result of gold rush is apparent in the gardens and structures of the city.

Jacksons Lookout, on Back Hepburn Road, includes a tower visitors can ascend to be able to view the dense forests that surround the town.

Approximately 7 km’s north of town on the Midland Highway is Mount Franklin. This extinct volcano features a shady picnic space and you will find excellent views from its summit.