Bill’s Gully Hall and Reserve
Located just 15 minutes from Kaniva, Bill’s Gully Hall and Reserve (est 1913) offers a peaceful, tranquil escape. You’ll find it along Bill’s Gully Road, off Miram South Road.
History
Bill’s Gully takes its name from bushranger Mad Dan Morgan — also known as Bill the Native or Bill the Spaniard — who was said to camp out in the gully. The hall houses fascinating newspaper clippings detailing his exploits.
For more history, download the 1937 souvenir booklet.
Nature & Seasonal ChangesAfter rain, the gully transforms as it fills with water, creating a picturesque setting for visitors and campers.
Facilities & HireThe hall is available for hire at a nominal fee, which includes access to the basic bush kitchen. It’s perfect for educational community functions as well as private parties.
The reserve features:
Located just 15 minutes from Kaniva, Bill’s Gully Hall and Reserve (est 1913) offers a peaceful, tranquil escape. You’ll find it along Bill’s Gully Road, off Miram South Road.
History
Bill’s Gully takes its name from bushranger Mad Dan Morgan — also known as Bill the Native or Bill the Spaniard — who was said to camp out in the gully. The hall houses fascinating newspaper clippings detailing his exploits.
For more history, download the 1937 souvenir booklet.
Nature & Seasonal ChangesAfter rain, the gully transforms as it fills with water, creating a picturesque setting for visitors and campers.
Facilities & HireThe hall is available for hire at a nominal fee, which includes access to the basic bush kitchen. It’s perfect for educational community functions as well as private parties.
The reserve features:
- Pit toilets
- Fireplace
- Peaceful group camping area
- Waterhole (suitable for kayaking when full)
- Camping Ground only: $20
- Hall Hire: $50
- Hall & Grounds: $75
- Hall & Grounds (full weekend): $150
- (Prices subject to change)
Kaniva, first and last highway town in Victoria.
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