Browse property in Camperdown

Overview

Camperdown sits at the foot of Mount Leura in Victoria’s Lakes and Craters region, 190 km west of Melbourne. With a 2021 census population of 3,354, the town blends 19th‑century heritage, highlighted by the 103‑foot Manifold Clock Tower, a Georgian courthouse and a sandstone Robert Burns statue, with contemporary dwellings, offering a relaxed lifestyle framed by volcanic crater lakes such as Bullen‑Merri and Purrumbete, popular for fishing and water sport.

The centre provides essential amenities including Camperdown College, a historic post office, police and fire stations, and the Theatre Royal for arts events. A strong sporting culture is evident in football, horse trials, golf and numerous clubs. Transport links are strong: the Princes Highway (A1) runs through town, V/Line services on the Warrnambool line connect to Melbourne, Geelong and Warrnambool, and regional bus coaches link to nearby towns.

Region type mix: Metro 87%, Regional 13%.