Yarragon – Market, Galleries and Trail Walk

Yarragon is a rural town at the foot of the Strzelecki Ranges, located on the Princes Highway just east of Warragul. Several distinct attractions may be relevant when choosing a destination: galleries and art, a market featuring local produce, and a 5.09 km trail that starts and ends in the heart of Yarragon Village. If you are looking for a hotel in Yarragon, you can weigh up whether art, a market visit or time outdoors will shape your trip.

Art, Exhibitions and Craft

The Station Gallery & Community Arts Hub is located in Yarragon’s old railway station building. Monthly exhibitions are held there. If a particular exhibition is important to your trip, check the current exhibition calendar in advance. The workshop space hosts weekly sessions that are open to everyone and offer a chance to learn or try something out. Check the latest information in advance if you plan to take part. This lets you choose between visiting an exhibition and joining open sessions. Pat the Dog, a statue in Yarragon, is also at the Station Gallery & Community Arts Hub.

The Town & Country Gallery is in the heart of the tourist town of Yarragon and is an exhibition and retail space. Its changing collection includes paintings, sculptures, blown glass, ceramics, jewellery, textiles and woodwork. The gallery also regularly plans exhibitions and artist demonstrations. The collection therefore offers a range of art forms, while the events provide an additional recurring programme. As the collection changes and visitor information may vary, check the latest details about exhibitions and opening hours in advance.

Market and Coffee

The Yarragon Community Craft & Produce Market showcases local produce, art and crafts. In the drier months, weather permitting, it is held at Waterloo Park in Yarragon. The selection of stalls may vary, so the offerings are not the same on every visit. If you are planning a market visit, take the latest event information and weather conditions into account. The market is especially appealing if you want to focus your visit on local products, art and crafts.

The Shot House is a boutique coffee bar offering a range of coffee blends and single-origin beans, including Australian coffee. Coffee is served and sold there. This specific coffee offering complements the market and gallery attractions. If you want to try coffee or buy beans, you can include both aspects of the offering in your plans.

Walks and Parks

The Yarragon Trail Walk is 5.09 km long and starts and ends in the heart of Yarragon Village. Its length and start and end points give you a clear reference if you want to include a walk in your stay.

Yarragon Skatepark is at Howard Park Playground on Campbell Street in Yarragon. Angela Malacarne Park offers opportunities for passive recreation and community events. It was officially reopened on 21 March 2026. These places appeal to different interests: the Trail Walk is described by its length and route between its start and finish, the skatepark by its location, and Angela Malacarne Park by its opportunities for recreation and events. This can help you decide whether a trail, the skatepark or a park for passive recreation and community events is a better fit for your stay.

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