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A unique opportunity awaits on the banks of the Glenelg River, with this landing in Nelson offering the chance to secure your very own place on one of the region’s most picturesque waterways. Surrounded by the natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere for which this special part of the Limestone Coast and south-west Victoria is renowned, the landing provides an inviting base for days spent boating, fishing, canoeing and simply enjoying life by the water.

Step onto the river landing and the appeal is immediate. Calm water, natural surrounds and an ever-changing river landscape create a setting where it is easy to switch off from the everyday and settle into a slower pace. Dock the boat after a day exploring the Glenelg, cast a line in peace and quiet, launch the kayak for a leisurely paddle or simply sit back and watch the river pass by. For those who treasure time outdoors, this is an opportunity centred around uncomplicated enjoyment of the water and the environment surrounding it.

The Glenelg River offers more than 70 kilometres of water between Nelson and Dartmoor, much of it winding through the spectacular Lower Glenelg National Park. Along the way, towering limestone cliffs, native bushland and abundant wildlife provide an impressive backdrop to every journey. Numerous river landings create opportunities to stop and explore on foot, enjoy a meal by the water or settle in and experience the remarkable tranquillity that arrives as the day draws to a close.

The Glenelg River Canoe Trail further enhances the adventure, stretching between Dartmoor and Nelson through the serene lower reaches of the river. Whether towing a kayak behind the boat, planning a day of fishing or setting out to discover another stretch of this beautiful waterway, this landing provides a wonderful connection to a destination that can be enjoyed differently with every visit.

THE KEY LOCATION

Positioned at Nelson on the Glenelg River, the landing combines a peaceful natural setting with excellent access to the conveniences of the township. The Nelson Hotel and boat ramp are all approximately a minute away, while the surrounding Lower Glenelg National Park places some of the region’s most impressive scenery and outdoor experiences within easy reach.

This is an opportunity for those who would rather spend their weekends on the water, surrounded by nature and away from the noise of everyday life. From fishing and boating to kayaking, sightseeing and exploring the national park, your own river landing opens the door to countless days on the Glenelg. A peaceful riverbank oasis awaits, bring the boat, bring the fishing rods and make this beautiful stretch of river your place to escape.

EXTRA INFORMATION

Annual Licence Fee - $325.00 p/a
Council / Nelson Public Reserves Committee of Management

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