• Mirboo North Skatepark (Large concrete bell shaped bowl, stairs and lots of good skating lines)
  
• Nyora Skatepark (There is a quarter and a bank at one end and a quarter at the other end with some good flows and transitions in the middle which has a rail, ledges and euro)
  
• Toora Skatepark (The park has lots of banks, quarter pipe, fun box with a rail and a block)
  
• Venus Bay Skatepark (Open bowl with extension, some ledges, ramp, grind bar and quarters.)

• Leongatha BMX Track (Huge gravel track with four rows of jumps connected by some huge berms. Most jumps are a decent height and there's not much scope for absolute beginners)

Foster

• Prom Country Visitor Information Centre (Get local information about activities)
  
• Foster Mountain Bike Trails (7km long mountain bike trail loop)
  
• Foster Outdoor Pool (25m outdoor pool and a learners pool)
  
• Foster Museum (Displays that demonstrate the development of Foster and surrounding districts from the discovery of gold, the growth of the dairy, fishing, forestry, tin mining industries and the establishment of Wilsons Promontory National Park through to the thriving districts of the 21st century.

• Pearl Park (A delightful park through which the local creek runs which is ideal for picnics, barbecues and relaxing and has a number of interesting historic signs and sculptures)
  
• Wunman Njinde Wominjeka (Unusual collection of painted sculptures which explains an Aboriginal story)

Kongwak

• Kongwak Pioneer Reserve (Variety of walking tracks for all levels and picnic tables)

• Kongwak Old Petrol Station (Beautifully preserved but non operational petrol station)

Korumburra

• Coal Creek Village (Take a walk through time and explore the large collection of artefacts housed in the many heritage buildings in a village like setting. Buy some hand made sweets in the General Store or simply enjoy the 30 acres of natural bush surrounds. Free entry.)

• Korumburra Outdoor Pool (50m outdoor pool and a shaded toddlers pool)
  
• Korumburra Botanic Park (Beautiful 12-acre space which is scattered with beautiful exotic trees and natives and is home to the picturesque "Olsen's Walk" along Coalition Creek)

• Magilla's Play Centre & Mini Golf (Play centre suited to younger kids and an indoor mini-golf)

Leongatha

• South Gippsland Splash Aquatic Centre (The premier indoor aquatic facility in South Gippsland with a 25 metre pool, toddler pool and program pool with a water feature for children)
  
• Stadium 4 Cinemas (4 screens with weekly new movie releases in 2D and 3D catering for all age groups and families)
  
• Leongatha Wetlands (Picturesque lake frequented by geese and ducks with a rotunda)

• Leongatha Community & Visitor Information Centre (Get local information about activities)

Meeniyan

• Hire an electric bike at Great Southern Ride E-bike Sales & Hire in Meeniyan and ride the 109km long Great Southern Rail Trail which extendeds from Nyora to Port Welshpool.
  
• Tanderra Park (An interesting and fun park for a stopover)

Mirboo North

• Mirboo North Outdoor Pool (25m outdoor competition pool, learners pool and shaded toddlers pool, free electric barbecues)
  
• Mirboo North Murals (Mirboo North is renowned as a "Mural Town" and there are many murals scattered throughout the town)

• Grand Ridge Road Scenic Drive (The 132km road snakes along the ridge of the Strzelecki Ranges providing stunning views of cool temperate rainforest, towering trees and breathtaking views of sweeping valleys)
  
• Lyrebird Forest Walk (4.8 km which winds through the Strzelecki State Forest)

Tarwin Lower

• Tarwin Lower to Venus Bay Shared Pathway (Walk or cycle 5km between the townships of Tarwin Lower and Venus Bay on a pathway that follows the banks of the Tarwin River)

• Long Picnic Table (Giant picnic table formed by joining 18 standard tables together which is located by the river)

Toora

• Toora Bird Hide and Boardwalk (An area of mud flats and mangroves in a wetland site of international significance)
  
• Toora Outdoor Swimming Pool (Outdoor 25m heated pool and a shaded toddlers pool)
  
• Toora Wind Farm (Observation area with a close-up of a giant wind turbine)
  
• Toora Heritage Trail (A short wander to see historic Toora)

Venus Bay

• Point Smythe Nature Trail Walk (5.5km walk through coastal vegetation with optional side excursions to the Venus Bay beach and Point Smythe)

• Van Cleef Reserve Walk (Wide grassy paths wind through the bush with lots of information signs about plants and creatures that live in the area and the local habitat)

Other locations

• Wilsons Promontory National Park (The Prom has pristine beaches, cool shaded rainforests, cloud soaked mountain peaks, rugged offshore islands and a remote historic lighthouse at the southern tip. Walking, camping, swimming, snorkelling, surfing, scuba diving, photography, bird watching, nature study, overnight hikes and simply relaxing are among the many things to do in this beautiful park)

• Wanderer Adventures (Discover the beautiful and unique wilderness of Wilsons Promontory National Park in the world's first, custom built amphibious boats)
  
• Stony Creek Go Karts (800m long outdoor go-kart track)
  
• PBI Ride Farm (Motocross track, separate beginner loop for peewee 50's and a mountain bike park with a shuttle)
  
• Cape Liptrap Lighthouse (Historic lighthouse and scenic lookout with no access inside the lighthouse)

• Bald Hills Creek Wetlands Reserve (A 750m wetland walk at Tarwin Lower with a bird hide)
  
• Cape Liptrap Coastal Park (Stretches along the coast from the sand barrier of Point Smythe to the sheltered waters of Waratah Bay)
  
• Walkerville Lime Kilns (Examine the remains of the Lime Kilns which operated from 1875 to 1926 and provided lime supplies to Melbourne's building industry)

• Agnes Falls (At Hazel Park the Agnes River cascades over rocks into a deep picturesque gorge. At 59m, Agnes Falls are the highest single span falls in Victoria)

• Minnehaha Falls (The Albert River drops down a near vertical rock face about 5m into a pool below at Hiawatha. The water generally flows all year round.)
  
• Loch Village History Walk (Self-guided walk around Loch which was established in 1876)

• Wuchatsch Reserve (An important area of remnant native bushland with some walking paths near Nyora)
  
• Port Franklin Boardwalk (A lovely walk along the waterfront before crossing the mangroves on the boardwalk)

Art & Galleries

• Mayfield Gallery in Arawata (Wildlife and landscape paintings)
  
• Celia Rosser Gallery in Fish Creek (Showcases the detail of Celia Rosser's botanical art with sculptures and changing exhibitions)
  
• Alison Lester Gallery in Fish Creek (Prints and books by Alison Lester and a 'reading library' for the kids)
  
• Stefani Hilltop Gallery in Fish Creek (Located in an historical home with four rooms of artwork and collectibles amid an orchard and small vineyard)
  
• Wallace & Wallace Sculpture & Photography Gallery in Fish Creek (Showcases the unique sculptures of Domenica Wallace and the creative photography of Andrew Wallace.)
  
• Stockyard Gallery in Foster (Not-for-profit community gallery which aims to showcase the amazing variety of artistic talent in South Gippsland. Each month of the year sees a new exhibition)
  
• Gooseneck Pottery in Kardella (Hand thrown, wood-fired stoneware with one of the largest wood-fired kilns in Australia)
  
• Leongatha Gallery in Leongatha (Original art and craft works created by local artists)
  
• Colleen Herbert Art in Leongatha (Corrugated iron art featuring Australian animals, flowers and landscapes)
  
• Meeniyan Art Gallery in Meeniyan (Community-run not for profit art gallery supporting local contemporary art)
  
• The Outer Space in Meeniyan (Unique and affordable hand-crafted 3D sculpture, garden features and wall art)
  
• Sandy Point Art Gallery in Sandy Point (Features the work of Australian artist Mary Shaw)
  
• Thirsty Work Studio Gallery in Tarwin Lower (Features local artists and artisans)
  
• Rare Earth Studio Gallery in Toora (Showcases paintings in natural earth pigments by local painters plus some ceramics, artisan woodturning and books by local authors.)

Other Activities