Largely a secret even to locals is this historic 19th-century paper mill, overlooking a scenic stretch of the Barwon River, that's recently been converted into an arts precinct. It's definitely a work in progress, but a number of artists have set up studios and galleries, and there's a cafe and a winery.
Because of a lack of marketing, the complex falls short of its potential; however, it's worth stopping by for a wander and heading down to the nearby Buckley Falls. In WWII the site was occupied by the military, who used it to build and test sea mines.
